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The Orpheum Theatre is one of Sioux City’s most iconic landmarks, and a place where history, architecture, and the arts come together in an unforgettable way. Built in 1927 by local businessman Arthur Sanford, the Orpheum was designed by the nationally recognized firm Rapp & Rapp and was one of the largest theaters in Iowa at the time, seating 2,650 guests. Originally home to vaudeville performances, films, and nationally touring entertainers, the theater later faced years of decline before a ma

Reception to celebrate Sioux City history projects taking place this weekend

Sioux City Transit just made riding the bus a whole lot easier. 🚍 Say hello to MyRide Sioux City, a new mobile ticketing system that lets riders tap to pay using a smart card or their phone. Powered by Masabi, this account-based system makes boarding faster and fare payment simpler, no cash required. With the MyRide Sioux City app or smart card, riders automatically get the best value thanks to fare capping, meaning you’ll never pay more than the cost of an unlimited pass without having to buy

Did you know Sioux City has nearly two miles of enclosed skywalk? No matter the season, the skywalk system can turn into the perfect indoor adventure; a chance to explore downtown from a completely different perspective while staying comfortable along the way. Originally built in the 1970s and expanded over the years, the skywalk is climate-controlled and designed to connect downtown buildings, hotels, offices, and attractions. Today, the system stretches nearly 2 miles across 10 downtown blocks

We had the chance to go behind the scenes of one of downtown Sioux City’s most iconic buildings, and it’s safe to say… most people have never seen the inside like this. From the moment you step in, the architectural details stop you in your tracks. Terrazzo floors, marble walls, brass accents, and original Art Deco features tell the story of a building that has been standing strong since 1933. It’s easy to walk past it downtown without realizing just how much history and craftsmanship lives insi

You’ve probably walked past the Davidson Building downtown without realizing just how significant it is. Built in 1913, this six-story Early Commercial-style building was designed by renowned Sioux City architect William L. Steele for local businessmen Ben and Dave Davidson. It was one of the city’s first major office buildings and was constructed in the Sullivanesque style, showcasing intricate terra cotta details that still catch your eye today if you look up. Over the years, the building has

George Foreman chose to be buried in Sioux City, Iowa. Here's why.

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