Inside KELOLAND: What to do in Sioux Falls this summer?
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The unofficial start of Summer is once again upon us. Schools are out for the year and that means summer activities are starting up. On this week's Inside KELOLAND, we're going to talk all about them.
First, we'll hear from Sioux Falls parks and recreations about what the department has going on for kids, and their overall summer activities.
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Then, we'll sit down with two librarians from Siouxland Libraries to talk about summer reading programs and what else the library has in the works.
After that, we'll head back outside to the golf course to talk about summer activities at Elmwood Golf Course and other courses.
And finally, we'll go out to Western KELOLAND to see how the Rapid City library's bookmobile is preparing for the summer months. And we'll see how kids in Sioux Falls can get some free meals.
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