Hill City Young Life

The Hill City Area Arts Council, established in 2001, is dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in the scenic Black Hills of South Dakota. By offering affordable art experiences and engaging in partnerships with like-minded organizations, they promote a vibrant creative economy for the local community and visitors alike. With a strong focus on arts-in-education, the council includes youth programs in its signature events, such as Fine Arts in the Hills and the Hill City Quilt Show. Notable public artworks, including the bronze bison "Patriarch" and the metal horse sculpture "Iron Star," enhance the artistic landscape of Main Street, celebrating the region's rich heritage. Generated from the website

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Black Hills aim to provide a positive environment and quality programs for school-age youth in Hill City, Hot Springs, and the Lead-Deadwood area. Their mission is to empower all young people, especially those in need, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. With a commitment to ensuring every child feels safe, connected, and has a sense of belonging, the organization offers carefully crafted programs that focus on development and success. By supporting the Boys & Girls Club, community members can help foster the growth of bright young individuals in their communities. Generated from the website