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Shining a new light on a timeless classic. Putz n Glo,is a one-of-a-kind Black Hills family attraction. Putz N Glo puts your putting skills to the test with the effects of Black Light in a fun-filled, Rock and Roll themed course.

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Old MacDonald’s Farm is the ultimate family-friendly stop in the Black Hills. With 100+ lovable farm animals, this clean, relaxed, hands-on farm lets families slow down, explore, and make memories together; right on the road to Mount Rushmore. Feed friendly animals, cross the famous Billy Goat Bridge, enjoy pony rides, hop on the farm train, and experience an up-close animal adventure perfect for all ages. Meet sheep, goats (yes, baby goats!), kittens, chickens, turkeys, horses, pigs, alpacas, llamas, emus, longhorns, draft horses, ducklings, and more. Just minutes from Reptile Gardens, Bear Country USA, and Cosmos Mystery Area, Old MacDonald’s Farm is the perfect addition to your Black Hills itinerary. Bring the family and come play today!

 

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"Gotta see the show, 'cause then you'll know," sings Ed Robertson on Barenaked Ladies' chart-topping hit, "One Week," a song featured on the band's new live album 'BNL Rocks Red Rocks,' recorded at the fabled Morrison, CO, Amphitheater on June 10, 2015 during the band's Last Summer On Earth tour. The band will bring that energy to the Deadwood Mountain Grand Event Center for a performance on Friday, May 12th. That's as good a description as any about seeing these rock icons in concert, an experience filled with the kind of energy, precision, finesse and outright celebration among its fans that is a tribute to Barenaked Ladies' remarkable longevity. The band is still together after nearly three decades, producing 14 studio albums which have collectively sold more than 14 million copies, won eight Juno Awards, earned multiple Grammy nominations, a U.S. chart-topping single ("One Week") and the theme song to one of TV's most popular shows, "The Big Bang Theory."