BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION Plan Your Visit WWW.DEADWOOD.COM Free Visitor Guide DEADWOODVISITORGUIDE.COM Experience Historic Deadwood OUTLAW SQUARE Deadwood is home to many annual free city-wide events in addition to free entertainment at Outlaw Square, including live music, movie night, glice skating, ice bumper cars, Calamity’s Climb Rock Climbing Wall, and other family-friendly activities. MOUNT MORIAH CEMETERY Final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Seth Bullock and many others. STAGECOACH RIDES The Deadwood Stagecoach is one of the Old West’s most recognizable icons. Immerse yourself in history and take a ride through historic Deadwood. Info at OutlawSquare.com Cemetery Open Year-Round Ticket Booth Open 8am-8pm from May – October DeadwoodAlive.com • May – September (Weather Permitting) DEADWOOD HISTORY Uncover Deadwood’s past at the Adams Museum, The Brothel Deadwood, the Days of ‘76 Museum, and the Historic Adams House. BROKEN BOOT GOLD MINE Tour a historic underground gold mine & pan for gold. Memorial Day Weekend -Labor Day DEADWOOD ALIVE! Street theater at its best: Main Street shootouts and the capture and Trial of Jack McCall. BrokenBootGoldMine.com DeadwoodHistory.com Call for info and availability 605-578-9997 Check website for schedule DeadwoodAlive.com Summer 2026 In 2026, Deadwood will celebrate its 150th anniversary with a yearlong series of signature events that honor the town’s storied past and vibrant present. Visitors can step back in time during a vintage baseball game, savor the flavors of the Old West at a chuck wagon cook-off, and explore the stunning Black Hills on a commemorative volksmarch. History enthusiasts will enjoy the “150 Years of Newspaper History” exhibit, which traces the colorful chronicles of Deadwood’s press through the decades and even some early papers from across the nation. The sesquicentennial celebration promises to blend nostalgia, community spirit, and authentic Western fun, just as Deadwood has for a century and a half. Plan your visit at WWW.DEADWOOD.COM . 116 // #DiscoverBlackHillsBadlands