605 Magazine

Don’t know what to do for your sweetheart? Surprise them with the most important meal of the day. Show your Valentine you care with homemade breakfast from the heart. Think anything heart-shaped, pink or red.    French Toast with a Heart  Ingredients: - Texas toast, brioche, or your...

By Denise DePaolo Images by Elizabeth Lucille Photography South Dakota’s largest city is constantly making it onto lists of best places to live, best places to do business, and best places to retire - but is it one of the best places to be single? We...

By Jordan Smith Submitted Images Young and aspiring artists as well as established artists know that supplies and classes come with a price tag. A local nonprofit, JAM Art & Supplies makes it their mission to deliver these necessitates at an affordable price, as well as...

As Ms. Wheelchair South Dakota 2016, Kristi Eisenbraun’s chief goal is to serve as an advocate for people with disabilities, shining a light on obstacles and the simple things that can be done to make life a little easier. Over the next year, she...

By Bobby Benedict A band is a band. Local, regional, national, and international mean something to us all in terms of how we perceive a band. Too many people believe in the power of these words and some completely disregard their importance in signifying the milestones a...

By Kara Sweet Happy New Year! Happy 2016! Forbes estimates that over forty percent of the population makes New Year’s resolutions. However, it is also says that only around eight percent actually achieve these goals. My New Year’s resolution is to make easier resolutions! So instead of the...

Meet Girlie and Scurry! These 9-year-old Retriever/Lab mixes would make a wonderful addition to your family. Right now, they are living at the Humane Society of the Black Hills. They love children and other dogs, car rides, walks, and relaxing by your feet.  These two...

Walking into the historic Carpenter Building is about as close to stepping into a period costume drama as one can get in downtown Sioux Falls. This sense of occasion is not lost on Brady Mallory, who calls the building home. “It looks like a grand...

By Kinsey Gustafson After a year that could be called busy by anyone’s standards - graduating with a masters degree in voice performance, teaching music, maintaining a popular blog, establishing a nonprofit to benefit those living with Cystic Fibrosis, and publishing her first book -...

By Denise DePaolo Mi Tierra had been open for a few weeks when we stopped in for lunch on a Friday afternoon. Situated in the former Touch of Europe location at 13th and Phillips in downtown Sioux Falls, we were excited to see what had...