BLACK HILLS, SOUTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — The Crazy Horse Memorial is celebrating 75 years in the Black Hills of South Dakota — but it’s more than just a mountain-side sculpture.

The cultural performances take place during the summer season, but there will also be programs taking place in November for ...

“The Laurel Highlands region is annually ranked among the nation’s best destinations for fall foliage, and this 68-mile-long ...

The world's largest monument is also one of the world's slowest to build. In South Dakota, 70 years have passed since one man - and later his family - began to sculpt Crazy Horse, a famous Native ...

Ready to start planning your trip? From Mount Rushmore and the Black Hills to Badlands National Park and Crazy Horse Monument, read on for a list of the top things to do in South Dakota.

Powwows: While Powwows are available to find and attend throughout the state throughout the year, Rapid City is home to one of North America’s largest and premier Native American events, the Black ...

“Honoring the Tatanka Day” is open to the public and will include dancers and storytelling. Donors to the Memorial will also enjoy a private reception and dinner prepared by nationally recognized ...

About 40 miles from Rapid City, Black Hills National Forest is not only home to Mount Rushmore but also to Wind Cave National Park, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse Memorial, and numerous other ...

In South Dakota’s Black Hills, there is a humongous mountain carving in progress called the ‘Crazy Horse Memorial’. Envisioned by Polish American sculptor Korczak Ziółkowski back in the 1940s, when ...

the land is still considered Sioux property, and the mountain that the Ziolkowskis are carving is still sacred. The Crazy Horse monument is not without its own dissenters and critics.

The Crazy Horse Memorial is still far from finished today, but if completed would utterly dwarf Mount Rushmore.