What to do and see in Rapid City, South Dakota (SD): The Best Art Galleries

The Suzie Cappa Art Center is a member of Black Hills Works family. We believe that disability is not a boundary; that all people can be creative in a supportive environment. We are a vibrant, non-profit art studio and gallery, where artists of all abilities create, exhibit, and sell their work. The artists receive proceeds from the sales of their work and contributing to the cultural and economic life of our community. There is nothing quite like it in the region.

Shaviq Boutique and Art Gallery is focused upon building community through art and connection. Nestled in the Black Hills of South Dakota, we feature over 60 local artists in a variety of works displayed in our gallery. We’ve transformed The Wilson Room to be a place of creative play for all ages and abilities, hosting art classes and parties, live music performances, and is open for rental.

To some, we are a Native American art gallery; to others, we are a trading post reminiscent of days gone by. On the corner of 6th Street and Main in downtown Rapid City, Prairie Edge stands two stories high and stretches out for half a block as a brick, wood, and glass storefront that has been restored to its original 19th century glory. Inside, the hardwood floors and polished cabinetry bring to mind the spirit of the Old West, while the distinct smell of sweetgrass and soft sound of a Lakota flute evoke the mystique of the Plains Indian culture.

Located directly across from the Firehouse Brewery at 613 Main Street, Rapid City. This fine art gallery features work from regional visual artists from the Black Hills of South Dakota.