Community Calendar

Mead Museum Haunted Overnight Experience

Saturday, October 25th 2025 - 7:00 pm - 7:00 am at Mead Museum
82 Mickelson Drive
Yankton, South Dakota 57078

October 25-26

Mead Museum Haunted Overnight Experience

7pm-7am

Can you brave the night inside a haunted museum? The event includes a midnight tour of the historic 1909 Mead Building where you’ll be taken to places off-limit to the public. The building was originally used as patient housing for women as part of the Yankton State Hospital operations.  Staff will share their spooky stories; and the American Paranormal Investigative team and a tarot card reader will be joining us. Tickets are $50 and include snacks and morning breakfast. Participants must be 16 or older. Buy your ticket online at https://www.meadbuilding.org/upcomingevents

Siouxland Teens Encounter Christ #103

Friday, October 31st 2025 - All Day at Calvary Baptist Church
2407 Broadway St
Yankton, SD

Siouxland Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) #103

Friday, October 31st @ 4:30pm through Sunday, November 2nd @ 6:30pm

Calvary Baptist Church

TEC is a live changing weekend for teens to learn how much God loves them and to feel apart of a christian community. Teens will listen to other teens talk about their struggles and how God has helped them through those struggles.  TEC is unique in that it is run by teens with the guidance and support of the adults.  This teaches the teens how to be leaders.  TEC is interdenominational.

For more information visit siouxlandtec.com

All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast

Sunday, November 2nd 2025 - 8:30 am - 12:00 pm

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The public is invited to an all you can eat Pancake breakfast from 8:30A-12N hosted by the Sioux Falls American Legion Post 15 located at 1600 West Russell in Sioux Falls.  Age 11 and up is $8; age 10 and under is $2.

This is hosted the 1st Sunday of each month.

The Center’s Caregiver Support Group

Tuesday, November 4th 2025 - 9:00 am - 10:30 am at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

The Center’s Monthly Support Group takes place the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month 9-10:30 am. Open to caregivers of loved ones with illness/dementia and loss sufferers. This group is led by a former counselor. Call 665-4685 for info or visit thecenteryankton.net.

Bingo at The Center

Tuesday, November 4th 2025 - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

Enjoy a fun night of Bingo at The Center every Tuesday and Friday 7-9 pm and doors open at 6 pm. Open to the public! No Bingo held on holidays or during inclement weather. Call 665-4685 for more information.

The Center’s Monthly Evening All-You-Can-Eat Meal

Wednesday, November 5th 2025 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

The Center offers an All-You-Can-Eat evening meal every first Wednesday of the month. Check out our menu at thecenteryankton.net to see what we are serving. Meals are open to all ages of the public 4-6 pm for a suggested $6 donation. Please RSVP 665-1055.

The Center’s Caregiver Support Group

Thursday, November 6th 2025 - 9:00 am - 10:30 am at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

The Center’s Monthly Support Group takes place the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month 9-10:30 am. Open to caregivers of loved ones with illness/dementia and loss sufferers. This group is led by a former counselor. Call 665-4685 for info or visit thecenteryankton.net.

The Center’s Monthly Evening Pancake & French Toast Feed

Wednesday, November 12th 2025 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

The Center offers a Pancake & French Toast Feed every second Wednesday of the month. Meals are open to all ages of the public 4-6 pm for a suggested $6 donation. Please RSVP 665-1055. Visit us at thecenteryankton.net to learn more about our nutrition programs, events and activities.

NMM Live! | Marie Rubis Bauer

Friday, November 14th 2025 - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm at National Music Museum
414 E. Clark St
Vermillion, SD

The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.

For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.

Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.

The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.

For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.

Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.

The National Music Museum presents a special performance by organist Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Archdiocesan Director of Music and Cathedral Organist at Saint Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for her artistry on landmark American and European organs, Rubis Bauer brings a wealth of experience as performer, educator, and early music specialist. She has appeared at major international festivals and conventions, performed throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded widely as both soloist and chamber musician.

For this program, Rubis Bauer will perform on the Museum’s recently restored 1808 Dieffenbach organ (NMM 04905), a towering Pennsylvania-German tracker organ that stands nearly 12 feet tall and features 306 pipes. Originally built for Zion Lutheran & Reformed Church in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, this remarkable instrument is one of only seven Dieffenbach organs known to survive and the only one housed in a major public collection. The concert will take place in the Richard Cutler Gallery, where the organ is featured as part of the NMM’s Music & Spirituality exhibition.

Audiences will experience a unique convergence of history, music, and faith traditions as Rubis Bauer explores the power and intimacy of early American organ repertoire. This concert not only celebrates a rare treasure of American organ building but also highlights the continuing vitality of sacred and concert organ performance in the modern era.

Free with Museum Admission

This performance will be livestreamed at https://www.nmmusd.org/nmm-live-video

The Center’s Caregiver Support Group

Tuesday, November 18th 2025 - 9:00 am - 10:30 am at The Center
900 Whiting Dr
Yankton, SD

The Center’s Monthly Support Group takes place the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month 9-10:30 am. Open to caregivers of loved ones with illness/dementia and loss sufferers. This group is led by a former counselor. Call 665-4685 for info or visit thecenteryankton.net.