 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 28, 2023
Final First Friday Art Walk of 2023 is Going Out With Style! RAPID CITY, SD – The Rapid City Arts Council announces the Final First Friday Downtown Art Walk of 2023 on Friday, September 1, from 5–8 PM. This recurring community event in Downtown Rapid City started in June and continues on the first Friday of every month through September. The First Friday Art Walk happens throughout Downtown Rapid City. In this self-guided art experience, participants will explore free interactive creative activities at each destination they stop at along the way. From live music to workshops and painting – it’s an event the public will not want to miss. 21 participating businesses, galleries, and cultural venues are now on this month’s Art Walk. They include Abys, Alex Johnson Mercantile, Art Alley, ArtHouse, B Sharp Cut Co, Black Hills Vinyl, Canvas 2 Paint, Celtic Connection, Dakota Drum Co, Dandelion Bouquet, Dahl Arts Center, Elements of South Dakota, Firehouse Brewing, Garbage Tale Vintage, Melissa Wood Art Gallery, Prairie Edge, Pure Fox, Suzie Cappa Art Center, The Coupe, Tusweca Gallery, and Ugly Graffiti. Each of the 21 destinations will offer interactive activities on September 1. Examples of the special activities include:
First Friday Art Walks is a recurring community event presented by the Rapid City Arts Council and is proudly sponsored by Print Mark-et, Black Hills Vinyl, and Canvas 2 Paint. For more information or to become a participating artist or destination, please visit our website or contact the Rapid City Arts Council at [email protected]. Contact the businesses for information about their events. ### CONTACT: Maggie Jean Wince Marketing Director Rapid City Arts Council [email protected] 605.394.4101 x5
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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE RAPID CITY ARTS COUNCIL
The Rapid City Arts Council staff and Board of Directors thanks the City of Rapid City for continuously supporting our mission and the arts. The generosity of our many volunteers, donors, and members drives our mission to champion inclusive, innovative and inspiring arts opportunities to enrich the communities we serve. Additional support comes from the South Dakota Community Foundation, Black Hills Community Foundation, and the South Dakota Arts Council with funds from the State of South Dakota through the Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Dahl Arts Center is a municipal facility of the City of Rapid City and is managed by the Rapid City Arts Council on behalf of the Rapid City community.