A new exhibit on display at Rapid City Regional Airport tells the story of the Crazy Horse Memorial through fifteen photographs spanning decades of history, construction, and cultural connection. Titled “Living Monument: The Story of Crazy Horse Memorial,” the show…
A brand-new educational exhibit featuring real fossil discoveries from the Black Hills region is now on display at RAP
Painted Violin Project: Black Hills Edition on Display at Rapid City Regional Airport Throughout March 2025, Rapid City Regional Airport is proud to host the Painted Violin Project: Black Hills Edition, presented by the Rushmore Music Festival. This beautiful exhibit…
Rapid City Regional Airport is proud to announce the launch of a new temporary art exhibition, "The Science at SURF: Images from the Underground, Lead, SD,"
Rapid City Regional Airport has recently unveiled a new Mamava lactation pod to cater to the needs of nursing parents
Rapid City Regional Airport donates coins gathered at the checkpoint to Cornerstone Rescue Mission to feed the community with the Spare Change = Full Plates program
Rapid City Regional Airport is the first location in the Dakotas to adopt the Hidden Disability Sunflower Program.
Sky Dine Inc. will provide food and beverage service to travelers options will include Cinnabon “The world’s greatest Cinnamon Roll”, Flight Line Grill and Tap, Grab n’ Go Express, vending services and a partnership with Airport Concessions Disadvantaged Business Enterprise —Mountain Mudd Espresso.
Airport Art: Black Hills Pasque sculpture by local artist Chon Love. The hand-cut glass mosaic is now located on the Rapid City Regional Airport Green Roof.
The patio is a great way for passengers to relax, view the beautiful Black Hills, and learn about green roofs. The collaborative project earned an Act of Excellence Award from the South Dakota Hall of Fame.
Airport Art: Northern Plains Watercolor Society debuts a spring collection displayed in the Rapid City Regional Airport post-security concourse area.
Dawnee LeBeau, a member of the Oóhenuŋpa Itázipčo Tetoŋwaŋ bands of the Lakota Nation was selected to lead a youth art mentorship program.
Rapid City Regional Airport’s “Siouxper Boy” brass sculpture depicts a young boy atop a globe, with a toy airplane in one hand and a Native American bustle in the other.
The exhibit is dedicated to Black Hills aviation legends Norma and Vern Kraemer. The Kraemers donated the vintage tri-wing airplane that now hangs from the ceiling of the Rapid City Airport terminal.
