Ag Day Brings Free Family Fun to Sioux Falls

Explore Agriculture at Ag Day Sioux Falls

Families in Sioux Falls will have a chance to learn where their food comes from—and have a lot of fun doing it—at the upcoming Ag Day Sioux Falls event. This free, family-friendly experience on Saturday, March 7, is designed to help kids and adults better understand the role agriculture plays in everyday life across South Dakota.

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Ag Day Sioux Falls invites children and their families to explore agriculture through hands-on activities and interactive exhibits. With more than 30 vendors participating, the event offers a chance to meet local agriculture experts and learn about everything from farming and livestock to how food makes its way from the farm to the table.

Kids can take part in a variety of activities that encourage curiosity and learning. They’ll be able to ask questions, try hands-on demonstrations, and discover how agriculture connects to their daily lives. The event is designed to be welcoming and engaging for all ages, making it easy for families to learn together.

A Welcoming Space: Visit the Washington Pavilion

Ag Day Sioux Falls will take place in the lobby spaces of the Washington Pavilion, allowing visitors to stop in and explore the exhibits at their own pace. Admission to the event is completely free.

Families who want to extend their visit can also spend time at other attractions inside the Pavilion, including the Kirby Science Discovery Center or the Visual Arts Center at the Washington Pavilion, though regular museum admission fees apply for those areas.

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As one of the region’s free family events in downtown Sioux Falls, Ag Day Sioux Falls offers a fun and educational way to spend the day while celebrating the vital role agriculture plays in the state and beyond. It’s a chance for kids to learn, explore, and discover just how important agriculture is to their community.