Harlem Globetrotters: Rivalry Tour
In Brookings
Monday, Oct 19
In Brookings
No closures. Schools are open.
The week ahead
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County and city boards meet this week to handle routine business and consider three new land plats for Brookings County. The Commission convenes Tuesday, October 20 at 8:30 AM to vote on resolutions approving plats for Werre Farm Addition, Berwald Addition, and Froiland Addition—land divisions that clear the way for development in their respective locations. The Commission will also consider rescinding a burn ban that was put in place August 18. The Brookings Public Arts Commission meets the same morning to discuss updates to the city website, review the application process for artists, and hear a status report on the skate park project. City Council members may attend the Hobo Day Parade on Saturday morning, but no official city business will be conducted.
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Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
all ages
$1 per craft
Participants make a Halloween sign decorated with bats and take it home.
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Watch the 2002 film "Scooby Doo" while making Halloween-themed air dry clay figures. All ages welcome. Attendees may bring their own project to work on or watch without participating in the craft activity. No registration required.
Adults
A book club discussion hosted by Pasque. Attendees gather to talk about a selected title in a casual setting. Wine and small plates are available for purchase.
$25 · Retail and hospitality staff, business owners
Staff training on customer service and local knowledge for retail workers and hospitality employees. The session covers turning seasonal shoppers into repeat customers, answering visitor questions about local attractions, and managing peak-season interactions. This is the final certification offered in 2026.
City hall Public notice
At least four City Council members may be present at the Hobo Day Parade on October 24 at 9:30 am. Parade line up begins at 8:00 am on the South Dakota State University campus and near the South Dakota Art Museum. The route starts at 11th Street and Medary Avenue, heads south on Medary to 6th Street, then west on 6th Street for six blocks, then south on Main Avenue for three blocks. No official city business will be conducted.
all ages
The SDSU Jacks Club Hockey team plays Crookston at Larson Ice Center.
Alert
A freeze warning covers portions of northwest and west central Iowa, southwest Minnesota, northeast Nebraska, and east central South Dakota. Sub-freezing temperatures as low as 30 degrees are expected.
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The Commission will consider rescinding a burn ban enacted in August. Three plats will be approved: Werre Farm Addition in Section 10, Berwald Addition in Section 1, and Froiland Addition in Section 6, all in Brookings County. The Commission will approve a state contract for community health services and a three-year lease renewal for the Community Health and WIC offices at 1303 Trail Ridge Road. An agreement with CivicPlus for web accessibility services will be considered. The Commission will review a schematic design estimate for courthouse cupola restoration work, including re-anchoring masonry walls, joint sealants, and roof metal panel painting. An equipment operator vacancy in the Highway Department will be addressed. Multiple appointments to county boards and commissions will be made, and recommendations will be submitted to the City of Brookings for board positions. An executive session on personnel and contract negotiations is scheduled, followed by a separate executive session on department head reviews.
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The Public Arts Commission will consider city website additions, updates to the proposal and application process, and a skate park update. A public suggestion form will also be discussed. Public comment is limited to three minutes per person.
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The Human Rights Commission will address membership and budget matters, consider an ordinance, and discuss open meeting laws and a Brookings Multicultural Center New Year's Eve Party event. The commission will also hear updates from liaisons at the Brookings Police Department, Brookings School District, and South Dakota State University, as well as reports from task forces and work groups focused on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, advocacy, education, outreach, and communications.
Families and children
Children and families
all ages
Ages 12 and up