Rapid City Convention & Visitors Bureau Do Big Tings


Lisa Storms,


Director of Sales & Servicing 444 Mt. Rushmore Road N Rapid City, SD 57701 800-487-3223 • Fax: 605-348-9217 RapidCityMeetings.com storms@visitrapidcity.com


Quick Look Area hotel rooms: More than 4,300 rooms in Rapid City


Entertainment nearby: Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Custer State Park, Wind Cave National Park, hiking, wildlife parks, golfing, winter sports and various festivals and events. Meeting facilities: Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, nearly 250,000 sq. ft. of convention, banquet and meeting room space, Dahl Arts Center, The Journey Museum & Learning Center and a variety of hotel meeting facilities.


Meet where big ideas rule in Rapid City and the beautiful Black Hills to make your group’s next meeting unforgettable. Visit RapidCityMeetings.com to learn more.


reat meetings start with great locations. Rapid City, South Dakota offers adventure and all the amenities your attendees expect, as well as a variety of conference locations to meet your needs and budget—all nestled in a vibrant community that inspires great pos- sibilities. Centrally located to bucket list-worthy experiences, like witnessing the remarkable human achievements of Mount Rushmore National Memorial and the on-going mountain carving at Crazy Horse Memorial, Rapid City, South Dakota is the destination where every day has big potential. Contact our local experts to assist with making your meeting a big success! The Rapid City Convention & Visitors Bureau will make your meeting a total success by offering planning assistance including prop- erty consultation, attendance promotion, program planning, publicity, registration assistance and much more. Meet where big ideas rule in Rapid City and the beautiful Black Hills to make your group’s meeting or convention event unforgettable. Contact Lisa Storms, Director of Sales & Servicing: 800-487-3223; storms@visitrapidcity.com.


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