Mitchell, South Dakota: Corn Palace
This corn-plastered edifice has proclaimed itself the "agricultural showplace of the world" for over 100 years.
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They are refurbishing, so, most of the exterior corn murals are gone or incomplete. They still have some inside, will be beautiful when done in 2016.
[sherri, 07/22/2014]
Saw it just before the construction started. Talk about amazing! The fact that they take all the corn down each year and redo it is absolutely wonderful.
[Brian From Rockland County NY, 06/21/2014]
Worth the stop just for the corny family picture. Not much else to do.
[Jen, 07/04/2012]
A little far off I-90, but the best white chocolate popcorn ball of my life for $2.
[Alexie, 06/06/2012]
We visited the Corn Palace on our way home from a trip out west on June 27th. It's all decorated and the museum was open. It seems they have done something to discourage the birds. There were a few starlings and house sparrows nesting in it, but very few kernels were missing.
[Heidi Hoerman, 07/13/2008][Previous 5 items] Page of 5 [Next 3 items]
Corn Palace
- Address:
- 604 N. Main St., Mitchell, SD
- Directions:
- I-90 to Mitchell. North on Hwy 37 (Burr Street). Left on Havens Avenue. Right on Sanborn Boulevard. Left on 7th Avenue for three blocks; free public parking.
- Phone:
- 605-996-6223
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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The corn mural theme currently is "Everyday Heroes," apparently through to 2009.