Built within the renovated Homestake Slime Plant, this concert hall stages more than 40 shows a year by touring acts. The open room seats up to 1,800, or holds nearly 3,000 for standing shows, with concessions available. Shows are 21 and over, and valid ID is required.
Dale's at Deadwood Mountain Grand serves steaks, wild game, burgers and vegetarian dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its…
Built from the historic Homestake Slime Plant on a hill above town, this 98-room hotel adds a pool, hot tub, fitness center…
The gift shop and coffee counter at Deadwood Mountain Grand doubles as the concert ticket pickup. It sells local history…
The Deadwood VFW, chartered in 1946, has occupied this restored 1937 building on Pine Street since 1965. Its bar opens daily…
This one-hour guided tour at Deadwood City Hall visits the city's archival and archaeological collections, including more than…
The city-run recreation and aquatic center on Sherman Street provides fitness, recreation and social programs, with a pool and…