What better way to enjoy fall in the Black Hills than riding an authentic steam engine while sipping local wines paired with tasty food courses!? The Wine Express is a truly unique experience that is one of our most popular events.

Carrie spent much of her life here in Keystone. Since 1983, the Keystone Historical Museum has showcased artifacts from Carrie, her Ingalls and Swanzey families.

Carrie's actual birthday is August 3rd - which is during the Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. We'll be celebrating a little early - Join us on July 26th, 27th, and 28th, 2024, for her 154th birthday! 

Carrie, a Keystone resident from 1911 until her death in 1946, gave much to our community. Help us honor her legacy with a weekend full of activities:

• Carrie's Corner - Explore artifacts from Carrie and the Ingalls family.
• “Little Miss Carrie” Lookalike Contest 
• Spelling Bee - Sunday at 2 PM
• "Where’s Carrie” Activity 
• Historical Displays and Open House - At the First Congregational Church of Keystone, Carrie's church.

A special map will guide you to significant sites, marked with banners, that are related to Carrie and her husband, David Swanzey. Enjoy complimentary cupcakes and lemonade as you explore.

First Congregational Church of Keystone Hours:

- Friday, July 26th: 9 AM - 10 AM
- Saturday, July 27th: 9 AM - Noon
- Sunday, July 28th: 9 AM; Church Service at 10 AM - 11 AM, open until Noon

Come and be part of this unique celebration, honoring a remarkable woman and experiencing the charm of historic Keystone!