Superb This teak wood bench was beyond gorgeous; the galaxy itself had amazing pieces not cheap but…read morewell worth their asking price . Located central with plenty of parking a must see store .

From the owner: Jon Crane Gallery features the top watercolor artist in the…read moreregion, Jon Crane. His detailed landscapes and historical landmarks capture the nostalgia of rural America. We also provide premiere custom picture framing.

Beautiful store right on the main Hot Springs drag just across from the iconic waterfall! (NOTE:…read moretheir correct address is 501 N River St., Hot Springs, SD)! Charming shop in a single-story historic building in the town's old Medical Block featuring unique, quality artisan gifts/art and lovely people! definitely something for everyone! (And the most charming seating area for tired souls needing a moment while their partner shops ;)! Superb pricing for hand-designed art and gifts! GO SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS and shop here! 5-star service and merchandise

Incredible artisan market filled with treasures of all sorts. I also appreciated the staff member…read morehelping me locate other items from an artist so I could buy a full set of paintings.

Great little museum, and the gift shop is wonderful. Beautiful jewelry at great prices, and the…read morestaff was so helpful and patient with us as we looked thru everything! Highly recommend!

They are not accommodating to people with medical exemptions for masks. I brought my 4 kids for a…read morefun field trip because they love dinosaurs so much, but we were turned away at the door because I'm not able to wear a mask. They offered a face shield as the only option. That is discrimination against people with disabilities and I will not be supporting this museum in the future.

**June 2025: Monday Afternoon Visit**…read more When I was researching things to do in and around Hill City, this shop/musuem came up highly recommended. Hours: 9am-6pm Adults $7.50 Admission There's parking right alongside the museum and on my visit the area was not very busy. The museum is very small and I think the gift shop is actually the same size or slightly bigger than the exhibit; however, they had a pretty impressive selection of T-Rex skulls, other dinosaur bones, and misc fossils. Some were real and some were accurate size replicas, but the size of these dinosaurs were pretty intimidating and honestly I'd probably be terrified if these ever came to life. I think I spent maybe an hour or so inside reading all the cards and seeing all the bones. I think if you're looking for things to do you could add this, but it would be a if I had extra time in my South Dakota agenda. Enjoy!

My son is a big dinosaur fan (well, let's be honest, I am too) so of course we had to stop by here…read moreduring our MEA Fall Break vacation in 2021 to South Dakota. They were closed on the first day we tried to come (make sure to check time availability) but we wanted to check this place out so we made another trip from Rapid City on another day. This place isn't very big but they pack a lot of specimens into it. I was impressed by how many T. Rex specimens they had on display and the variety of dinosaurs shown. I had watched the Dinosaur 13 documentary a few months before coming to this place (it is actually how I found out about it) so it was interesting viewing this place and the town from that narrative. My kids were fascinated by the scale of the fossils and had a blast getting up close to the fossils. You have to pay admission (moderate price per person) to see the fossil displays but you can walk around the gift store for free. The gift shop is stocked with so many dinosaur lover gifts and fossils and was a big hit with the family. It made for a fun afternoon. Tip - Make sure to visit the giant open pit mine in the next town over, we made a day of visiting both.