HERE’S WHAT IS GOING ON!
High Plains Western Heritage Center Event Schedule
Here’s what’s happening at the High Plains Western Heritage Center.
What: Potters Gospel Show
Where: Bruce Miller Theater
When: Sunday June 13 2:00PM
One of our most popular programs! Join Orion and Stacey Potter and friends for an afternoon of gospel music! Showtime is 2:00pm. Admission is free but donations for the artists will be accepted.
What: Gordy & Dalyce present “Flutes and Fiddles”
Where: Bruce Miller Theater
When: Sunday June 20 2:00PM
Join us for our monthly music and entertainment series “High Plains Live!” In June we’re so happy to welcome in Gordy & Dalyce present “Flutes and Fiddles.” Joining the dynamic duo on stage will be flautist Rod Garnett who’s toured with international groups to widespread acclaim. Also returning to the stage is the incomparable Kenny Putnam. The show will weave music from the 60’s and 70’s with Irish reels, originals and cowboy and western toe-tappin’ fiddle classics. And whenever Pratt and Putnam appear on stage it’s always a bit o’ fun! Tickets are $10. Sponsored by the SD Arts Council.
Opens June 15th
What: Chuckwagon Cowboy Supper Show returns!
Where: Bruce Miller Theater
When: Beginning June 2021
The High Plains Western Heritage Center is pleased to host our very popular Chuckwagon Cowboy Supper and Show featuring Gordy Pratt and Dalyce Sellers. This event can also be booked for private groups of 30 or more. The show opens June 15th, 2021.
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July 24th – Day of the American Cowboy
What: Day of the American Cowboy
Where: HPWHC
When: 1:30PM July 24, 2021
Join us once again as we participate in celebrating the National Day of the American Cowboy. Browse our museum exhibits to learn more about the settlement of the Western US. We are also welcoming back Alan & Jill Kirkham to our stage in the Bruce Miller Theater. They will present their award-winning program “The History of Traditional Western Music.” See you in July!
July 25th – “The History of Blues in America” with Joey Leone
What: High Plains Live!
Where: HPWHC Bruce Miller Theater
When: 2:00 PM July 25, 2021
In the spirit of Ken Burns’ breakout PBS documentary series on American country music, acclaimed guitarist and music historian Joey Leone presents “The History of Blues in America” a 90 minute multifaceted concert program covering the history, influence and social impact of American blues music through songs, stories and historical facts. Joey highlights the influence of blues on virtually all styles of contemporary music over the past 7 decades playing a variety of songs on multiple guitars from his personal collection. In addition to the live music segments, he touches on recurring themes of how the blues transcended racial boundaries, brought people together in times of celebration and times of healing, and how the blues followed the migration from the rural south to the urban north. A lifelong career musician, he has toured and recorded as a guitar player for many high profile artists including Etta James, The Coasters, Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett, Chaka Khan, and many more.