The world's largest mountain carving,
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Greetings from Ruth
Dear Friends,
It is my pleasure to be able to welcome you to our website. We hope it is helpful in answering any questions you may have
and that it encourages you to visit us in person in the near future. Crazy Horse is truly a work in progress and we have
a number of exciting initiatives underway. All aspects of the project continue to grow due to the wonderful support
received from friends throughout the country. We invite you to come and see first hand the progress being made on the
mountain carving,
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Summer Lecture Series ScheduleCrazy Horse presents our free weekly summer performance & lecture series. Programs start at 6:00 p.m. on Thursdays from June through August.[Click Here for the Schedule] In the News
• Oglala storyteller, singing daughter to present free Crazy Horse program
• South Dakota Boy Scouts Shine Light on Scouting with Historic Celebratory Event • Free program to feature 5 Rapid City powwow dancers • Free program to feature powwow dancer, 7 • Crazy Horse plans Independence Day blast • Crazy Horse Memorial living and learning center open house [read more] 2010 Special EventsMay 28 - Oct. 11thLegends in Light ®June 3- August 26Performance &Lecture SeriesSeptember 4-6Labor Day Weekend Open House Second annual night blastCrazy Horse QuizVideoDid you Know?First class completes new USD classes at Crazy HorseStudents say ‘unforgettable summer’ provided lessons beyond classroomsMostly strangers, the would-be college students began the first Summer University Program at Crazy Horse Memorial in June with simple hopes of earning course credits and paychecks from seasonal jobs. In collecting their completion certificates on Friday, Aug. 13, several said they had attained those goals and much more over 10 weeks. Lynnette Francis of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Santana Fuentes of Eagle Butte, SD, garnered inner strength. [read more] 'Commitment' Ready for Raffle
The annual Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation benefit raffle will culminate on Sept. 6, 2010, with the awarding of “Commitment,” the custom-built chopper created and donated by Eric Gorges of Voodoo Choppers from Michigan. Raffle tickets are $20 each or three for $50. They are available at the Memorial or by calling 605-673-4681.
[click here to see Commitment] 1st Summer School Nears completion
"Wow, where did the summer go?" asks Santana Fuentes of Eagle Butte.
She's among the students nearing completion of the first 10-week Summer University Program at Crazy Horse. The inaugural session, which began June 7, will wrap up at an August 13 ceremony led by University of South Dakota President James Abbott. [read more] |
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