Adult Groups & Activities
American Legion Homestake Post 31
American Legion Homestake Post 31 meets on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:00 PM. Meetings are held in the basement of the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Lead at 6pm.
CAT Scratch Studios is committed to creating stronger, more connected communities in South Dakota and beyond.
In the aftermath of the devastating stock market crash of 1929 and the impending warnings of what would become the Great Depression, William Emery Adams personally financed the building of the Adams Museum. Upon completion of the project in 1930, he generously donated the museum to the City of Deadwood. This single museum eventually grew into a nonprofit organization, Deadwood History, Inc.
The Deadwood Public Library has warmly welcomed community members and visitors to its Carnegie building since 1905. Serving the residents of Deadwood and Lawrence County, the library is committed to providing a place where our community can experience life-long learning, community connection, and continue to grow through access to our collections, resources, services, and programs.
The Deadwood Recreation & Aquatic Center is committed to providing high quality and diversified fitness, recreation, social, and educational opportunities through an established and reliable municipal leisure facility.
Boutique Fitness and Dance Studio | Promoting Health Through Movement
Join us in the Northern Black Hills for large or small group or one-on-one personal training, group fitness classes, and youth or adult dance classes.
Skate Night is held at The Handley Center every Friday night when Lead-Deadwood schools have class. Then, Wednesdays in June & July. Follow us on Facebook for updates.
$3 admission
$2 skate rentals
The 1914 building was built by Phoebe Hearst and the Homestake Gold Mine and survived a devastating theater fire in 1984. Today, the opera house hosts 40 presentations, tours, and ARTS/CULTURE events every year, while restoration continues throughout the structure.
Established in 1990, the Lead Deadwood Arts Center evolved from a small group of enthusiastic organizers into a member driven, nonprofit 501(c)3 agency supporting artistic efforts throughout the communities of Lead and Deadwood.
Northern Hills Recreation Association
Northern Hills Recreation Association's mission is promoting economic growth through family fun recreation.
Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center
As a northern gateway to the Black Hills, the Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center welcomes visitors from all over the world to Lead, South Dakota.
We are a club of men and women that enjoy the great outdoors. Officially established in 1911.
Black Hills VFW Auxiliary 5969
The VFW’s Mission is: To foster camaraderie among United States veterans of overseas conflicts. To serve our veterans, the military and our communities. To advocate on behalf of all veterans.
Meets at 7p.m. on 1st & 3rd Thursdays, except June, July & Aug, then 3rd Thursday only, at 696 Main Street Deadwood SD. Members club is open Thursday thru Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m., sometimes later. (When neon "Elks" sign is on we are open). E.R. Kevin Fravel and his corps of officers invite all Elks to visit.
Our mailing address is PO Box 584, Deadwood SD 57732-0584. Our phone number is 605-578-1333.
The Hearst Free Library was presented to the City of Lead and its residents on behalf of Phoebe Apperson Hearst, wife of mining magnate George Hearst, on December 25, 1894. The original collection had hundreds of foreign language books to accommodate the vast and varied ethnic groups that populated Lead during the Homestake Mining Company’s heyday.
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.
Welcome to the Lead-Deadwood School District
Our students will graduate equipped with the skills needed to be successful and responsible citizens.
The Lead Rifle & Pistol Club provides and maintains shooting facilities to promote and encourage the responsible use of firearms and sportsmanship through a variety of shooting sports. We have an emphasis on gun safety and the continuation of quality of life, liberty, and freedom. The Lead Rifle and Pistol Club indoor shooting range is located in the basement of the historic Homestake Opera House.
The Lead-Deadwood Area Lions practice the Lion’s motto, “We Serve”. We are a part of numerous programs, projects and support our community throughout. All of our programs are made possible through club fund raising.
Twin Cities Area Senior Citizens
Potluck on 2nd Monday of the month at noon at the Christian Ministry Center. Games and cards on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 1pm.
