Strikeout the Stigma Game – Sioux Falls Canaries
Join us for Strikeout the Stigma game, a powerful night at The Birdcage with the Sioux Falls Canaries as they take on the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks on Saturday, May 30, 2026. This […]
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The Birdcage 1001 N West Ave., Sioux Falls, United States
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Emily’s Hope Family Fun Night & Fireworkz Show
FeaturedTea Baseball Field 598 S Main Ave, Tea, SD, United StatesGet ready for a FREE evening of family fun and a dazzling fireworks show at the Emily’s Hope Family Fun Night & Fireworkz Show on Saturday, June 6, 2026! Bring […]
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8th Annual Emily’s Hope Poker Run
FeaturedJ&L Harley Davidson 2601 W 60th St N, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesRev Your Engines to Stop Stigma and Save Lives! The 8th Annual Emily’s Hope Poker Run is happening on Saturday, June 27, 2026. The 8th Annual Emily’s Hope Poker Run […]
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Emily’s Hope Cruise Night at Autoland
FeaturedAutoland 2500 N Maple Ln, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesJoin us on July 15, 2026 for the Emily’s Hope Cruise Night presented by Autoland in Sioux Falls. This exciting event welcomes vehicles of ALL ages and invites car enthusiasts […]
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2026 Mitakuye Owas’iƞ (All My Relatives) Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ Festival
Levitt at the Falls 504 N. Phillips Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesThis free, day-long event brings together community, creativity, and culture through an engaging lineup of performances, activities, and experiences for all ages.
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International Overdose Awareness Day 2026
FeaturedGreenway Amphitheater at Cherapa Place 300 N Cherapa Pl, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesOn Monday, August 31, Emily’s Hope, will host a candlelight vigil at the Greenway Amphitheater in downtown Sioux Falls to commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day. This public event aims to honor the lives lost to overdose and fentanyl poisoning, raise awareness about the ongoing overdose crisis, and provide support and resources to those affected by substance use disorder.
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Save A Life Day 2026
Heritage Park 330 N Weber Ave, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United StatesEmily’s Hope will be handing out free naloxone, a life-saving medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. Community partners will also be on-site offering a free meal, basic needs items, lightly used clothing, and connections to local resources and support services.
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KELOLAND Living Arts & Crafts Show
Best Western Ramkota 3200 W Maple St, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesJoin Emily's Hope at the 2026 KELOLAND Living Arts & Crafts Show on October 16th and 17th at the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall!
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Facing Fentanyl Assembly – Watertown
Watertown Civic Arena 200 9th St NE, Watertown, South DakotaJoin us for the Rapid City Area Facing Fentanyl Assembly, a statewide awareness initiative from Emily's Hope designed to educate students and families about the growing danger of counterfeit pills containing fentanyl.
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Facing Fentanyl Assembly – Rapid City
The Monument 444 N Mt Rushmore Rd, Rapid City, SDJoin us for the Rapid City Area Facing Fentanyl Assembly, a statewide awareness initiative from Emily's Hope designed to educate students and families about the growing danger of counterfeit pills containing fentanyl.
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2027 Emily’s Hope Gala: Art Show & Auction
FeaturedCanopy by Hilton Sioux Falls Downtown 120 E 4th Pl, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesJoin us for an evening of art, hope, and community at the Emily’s Hope Gala, our signature fundraising event. This remarkable event celebrates the life and creative spirit of Emily Groth, a prolific artist whose life was cut short. We are also honored to feature the extraordinary talents of local and regional artists, who have generously contributed their work to support our mission of stopping stigma and saving lives.
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Into Light Project Exhibit Opens
South Dakota Art Museum 1036 Medary Ave, Brookings, SD, United StatesBeginning Monday, February 1, the South Dakota Art Museum will host this powerful memorial exhibit featuring hand-drawn portraits and personal stories that honor lives lost to substance use disorder. Through art, the exhibit encourages compassion, helps reduce stigma, and reminds us that every person had a life and story worth remembering.