Visiting the Corn Palace in America’s Heartland

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Visiting the Corn Palace in America’s Heartland


If you’re street tripping throughout South Dakota on Interstate 90, it’s onerous to overlook billboards promoting the Corn Palace within the city of Mitchell. Drawing over a half million guests every year and maybe greatest described as an agricultural showplace, the Corn Palace showcases artworks created utilizing native grasses, grains, and twelve colours of corn to create life-size murals inside and out of doors the constructing.

Interior Murals on the Corn Palace

What to See on the Corn Palace

Recently renovated with a grand entry, interactive reveals, the set up of light-up domes, and entry to the constructing’s second flooring gallery area, guests are welcome to expertise the bigger murals situated on the constructing’s exterior from the walk-out constructing and remark deck.  In late fall, the earlier yr’s outside murals are stripped one-by-one from the constructing and redecorated in response to a brand new and totally different theme. This can be an awesome spot for a selfie or group photograph.

The Corn Palace mosaics may be discovered inside and outside the constructing. (photograph by Heather Lusk)

Admission to the Corn Palace is all the time free; there’s a small reward store situated throughout the constructing in addition to one other reward store throughout the road. You’ll discover concessions throughout the constructing and eating places situated in inside strolling distance throughout the downtown Mitchell enterprise district.  Before you go, lookup the dates for the Corn Palace Festival,  an annual “overflow” occasion with carnival rides, meals, and leisure.

Where to Stay in Mitchell, SD

Looking for extra locations to go to in South Dakota, try our solutions for Pierre, Sioux Falls, the Black Hills,  and extra.

Happy Trails!

About the Author


Julie Henning

Julie Henning is a contract author and journalist primarily based out of Eugene, Oregon. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers and proprietor of the family-travel web site RoadTripsForFamilies.com. She is a current previous member of the Midwest Travel Writers Association and the Association for Great Lakes Outdoor Writers.

Julie is the Oregon Coast vacation spot specialist for Bindu Media, an itinerary-focused web site launching in Spring 2016 and that includes the work of 200+ skilled, indie journey writers.

Julie has been revealed within the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Wisconsin State Journal, The Daily Journal (Kankakee, Illinois), the Rochester Post Bulletin, Wisconsin Natural Resources (DNR) Magazine, Sustainable Chicago Magazine, Group Tour Magazine, Student Group Tour Magazine, Silent Sports Magazine, Intercom Magazine, Roadtrippers.com, and FTF Geocacher Magazine.

Julie has appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio, Ohio Public Radio, and KCBX FM Central Coast Radio and is an affiliate producer with the Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer, a National Public Radio journey podcast.

She has blogged for TravelWisconsin.com, Travel Oregon, and VISIT Milwaukee.

Julie travels together with her three children and black lab as a lot as potential and lives by the motto, “Not all who wander are misplaced.” Check out a few of her greatest work at www.juliehenning.com.

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