Historical Society hosts simultaneous reading of Declaration of Independence
Helen Majusiak, a member of the board, also helped read the document. She was able to deliver the words “magnanimity,”…
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Watertown Art Scene: Stop and play the patriotic pianos
Have you noticed the red, white and blue painted pianos on Kemp Avenue? If you’re musically inclined, feel free to…
Downtown White Concert, Amdahl Brothers draw big crowd to Kemp Avenue
The Downtown Collective hosted their second themed concert on Wednesday, July 1, 2025, to celebrate the 250th birthday of the…
Watertown Art Scene: Break out your patriotic apparel
Happy Birthday, America! Our community joins the nation in celebrating this year’s 250th milestone with several special events and displays….
Watertown Art Scene: Downtown decked out in patriotic colors
Whether you give a look – or a listen – this summer in Watertown is shaping up to be a…
Watertown Art Scene: Entertain your summer guests
’Tis the season for entertaining visitors! Our arts community offers a variety of ways to keep guests and locals of…
Watertown Art Scene: Summer offers lots of opportunities
Ready to dive into summer activities? Or do you prefer to grab a good book and chill? Our local arts…
Watertown Art Scene: Concert Association to feature 7 shows, reciprocity
Whether your summer focus is on keeping kids busy or expanding your own cultural horizons, the local arts scene has…
S.D. Arts Council awards $5K grant for Watertown celebrations
The Codington County Historical Society has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the South Dakota Arts Council to be used…
Watertown Art Scene: Grab a friend and attend
School’s out for the summer – and the local arts scene is heating up! The Watertown Current features a summary…
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