The South Dakota State Historical Society Museum in Pierre is switching its popular “make-and-take” Saturday Family Fun programs to “take-to-make” projects.
The first “Take-to-Make” Family Fun project for 2021 is a Clothespin Snowman Saturday, Jan. 9, from 10-11:30am CST. Visitors can pick up a bag with the materials and instructions at the Cultural Heritage Center, then take the project home to complete. In addition to the written instructions, project video instructions will be posted on the Museum’s website at https://history.sd.gov/museum/education.aspx.
To make sure there are enough bags to meet demand museum staff is requesting visitors only pick up one bag for each individual or family member planning to make a snowman. They reserve the right to limit the number of bags any one person or group can take.
Photo credit South Dakota Historical Society
The museum is open for visitors. A check-in station at the front door allows visitors to check their temperature and pick up a face mask and gloves if they wish to wear them while enjoying the galleries. Signage encourages visitors to maintain 6-foot social distancing and hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the museum.
There is now free admission to the museum for all South Dakota residents. Out-of-state adult visitors pay an $8 admission fee or $6 for out-of-state seniors 60-and-older.
The museum is open from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CST Monday through Saturday, and 1-4:30 p.m. CST on Sundays and most holidays
Call 605-773-3458 for more information about exhibits, special events, and upcoming activities, or membership in the South Dakota State Historical Society.
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