Entertainment & Services:  Music, Fall River Fiber Fest, Kids Zone,
​Farmer's Market
​Community Booths & Church Service 

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Humbletown: on left
Harland Allen &
Mike Linderman: on 
​right

Main Street Music 2026 North Stage
Friday, June 26
12:00-1:30  Darin French, jazz, pop, rock, country
2:00-3:30  Loren Erickson,  Americana/folk   
4:00-6:00  Humbletown, bluegrass/old timey    
Saturday, June 27
10:00-11:30  Jonny &  Shel, popular songs        
12:00-1:30  Harland Allen, Americana      
2:00-3:00  Marnie Cook, singer, songwriter, soft rock & country
4:00-6:00  Juan John, acoustic guitar/blues         
Sunday, June 28
10:00-3:00     IWMA Showcase (International Western Music Association)
featuring Poet & Master of Ceremonies Sherl Cederburg
along with 
​10:00-Mike Linderman, widely recognized folk/acoustic singer-songwriter of B.H.
11:00-Paul Larson, cowboy singer based in Rochford, SD
12:00- Ramblin' Rangers, duo featuring great sound & numerous instruments 
1:00-Pegie Douglas, celebrated for preserving Badger Clark's words thru music.
​2:00-Carr family, Nebraska family cowboy band

Fall River Fiber Fest
Friday, June 26, 12 pm-6pm    Fiber Arts Demonstrations & Hands-On Experiences:
​Presentations:  *Heritage Sheep Breeds by Busy Ewe Farms *History of Sheep in SD by SDSU *Grading Wool by SDSU *Dyeing Wool by Bluebird Fiber Arts and *Pygora Goats by Black Hills Wild​

Saturday, June 27    10 am-6 pm 
 Sheep to Shawl event all day.  Watch as a completed shawl is made from fresh fleece.  Workers will card, spin and weave sheep's wool into a finished shawl and rug.
Sheep Shearing 10:00 and 1:00
The shawl & rug made at this event will be raffled at the Fall River County Fair with proceeds promoting textile education for youth through activities, sponsored classes, and increased fair premiums in related categories.*****Please see Sponsor appreciation page. 
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Heritage Craft Demos: 
*Scandinavian Figure Carving (all day) by Travis Vickers
*Brain Tanning a Hide (all day) by Matt Hunt
*Natural Fire Starting by Matt Hunt (interspersed during day)
*10:30-12:30 Band Weaving on Inkle Loom by Rhonda Kocourek
*2:00-3:00 Quill Work by Gerald Collogan
*3:30-4:15  Wagon Wheel Weaving by Kim Male
*4:30-5:45   Broom Making by Alissa Millsap
****Please see Sponsor appreciation page. ​

Kids Zone  2026
       The Kids Zone offers an abundance of fun activities for the younger festival attendees.
    On Friday and Saturday (under the tent at the South end of the park) children "make & take" birdhouses-hosted by the Elk's Club.  (All Day event)
    12:00 Noon! Then on Sunday under the tent at 12:00 noon, families can watch a Lakota Cultural Performance - enjoy dancing by the Yellowhawk family performing in full regalia. Fun lawn games will be available, before and after the performance under the tent.   Also available at the South Pavilion (on Sunday) visit the Creation Stations which involves crafts for the kids along with a professional face painter. 
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(Hosted by Boys & Girls Club and the MSA & CF Committee)

Friday, June 26  Birdhouses   
Saturday, June 27 Birdhouses
Sunday, June 28 Games,  Activities, Lakota Dance Presentation, Face Painting

Community Booths
Hot Springs Ministerial Association Food Pantry: 50/50 tickets & view plan for new center
Hot Springs Amateur Radio Club:  Information about KOHS
Farmer's Market:  Saturday morning (north street side)

​Church Service:  Sunday, June 28, 2026 at 9:00 am
 Everyone welcome:  vendors, visitors & Hot Springs area community
 9:00-9:30 Music  Shelter  (Hosted by The United Churches & Rev. Dr. Brian Willats)  Sermon Title:  "Start With The Ending"  Scripture:  1 Peter 1: 1-9

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