Knock doors with the candidates, walk in a parade or pull up a chair at dinner. Every event is open to District 15 neighbors and friends.
Meet us at 9 a.m. in the Jones421 common area by The Source. Candidates head out with their teams at 9:30. Staff stay until 10 with literature, signs and instructions, so you can run late, grab materials and knock on your own, or just pick up lit to share.
Bring: Comfortable shoes, a charged phone, a water bottle, a friend.
The 9th annual Sioux Falls Native American Day Parade is Monday, Oct. 12. Organizers need extra hands. Sunday, 6 to 7 p.m.: post no-parking signs and walk the route. Monday, anytime from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.: help with line-up, barricades, the luncheon or cleanup.
A community event hosted by the parade organizers. Sign up on their form.
Meet us at 9 a.m. in the Jones421 common area by The Source. Candidates head out with their teams at 9:30. Staff stay until 10 with literature, signs and instructions, so you can run late, grab materials and knock on your own, or just pick up lit to share.
Bring: Comfortable shoes, a charged phone, a water bottle, a friend.
A four-course, family-style dinner from Chef Marcela Salas, inspired by the childhood tables of Kadyn, Erik and June. $125. Only 32 seats. Ticket sales close Saturday, Oct. 17.
Oct. 19 is the last day to register to vote for the Nov. 3 election. Check your registration in two minutes on the Voter Information Portal.
Kadyn is an Augie alum, so let’s give her a big District 15 crowd. We’re walking with the Minnehaha County Democrats. Please join us between 9:30 and 10 a.m. so we have time to get organized before the parade steps off at 10:30. The route heads west on 33rd St. and north on Grange Ave., and ends at University Place Rd. We’ll announce the exact meet-up spot soon. RSVP and we’ll send it straight to you.
Bring: D15 gear if you have it, comfortable shoes, candy to hand out (no throwing).
Meet us at 9 a.m. in the Jones421 common area by The Source. Candidates head out with their teams at 9:30. Staff stay until 10 with literature, signs and instructions, so you can run late, grab materials and knock on your own, or just pick up lit to share.
Bring: Comfortable shoes, a charged phone, a water bottle, a friend.
Bring the kids and come trick-or-treat with us. District 15 Democrats will have a trunk, and Kadyn, Erik and June are stopping by to meet families. More than 300 Whittier kids came last year, and families stuck around for photos together. The end time may stretch to 6 p.m.
Bring: Costumes welcome, a bag for treats, your camera.
Hosted by the Whittier neighborhood. Free and open to all families.
Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Find your polling place and see your ballot before you go.
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