The RE/MAX City Centre summer movie series has been a perfect addition to summertime in Sioux City. A recent showing of the Sandlot also featured local legend JD Scholten. JD recently made a movie-like comeback with the Sioux City Explorers at the young age of 44. He has since been featured on ESPN, Barstool Sports, and the New York Daily Post for his unblemished 3-0 record. He signed autographs and movie goers were able to enjoy one of the most classic sports movies or all-time. If you need something to do next weekend, the summer movie series will finsih up with the Little Mermaid. Just $5 gets you a movie, popcorn, water, and potentially a picture with a surprise guest. Follow the City Centre on Facebook and Instagram from updates on all upcoming events.

This is the Well's Blue Bunny, Ice Cream Capital of the World, Ice Cream Parlor!! Here you can enjoy every kind of ice cream Well's Blue has ever made in a regular cone, waffle cone or dish!! You can smell the terrific aroma once you open the doors and are welcomed by staff and a large marble staircase leading to more seating and entertainment and fun for the entire family! There are movies to watch on how to make ice cream and also a theater to watch a fun short film on how Well's Blue Bunny started all the way though where they are today! You can also enjoy your sweet treat on the rooftop patio and see the extraordinary views overlooking the city of Le Mars. When done with your delicious dessert you can find some swag merchandise in their gift shop with hundreds of options, it's hard to choose just one item!! Stop in today and see which ice cream flavor is your favorite!!

The investment into downtown and entreprenuerial spirit in Sioux City has been on another level in recent years. In the January edition of Siouxland magazine, we highlighted the beautification through a pandemic in our inaugural installment of The Market Experience. Check out excerpts and insight into the art deco chique autograph collection property that is the Warrior Hotel and the beautiful resurgence of the Sioux City Motor Mart and Commerce Building now elegantly named Blue Bird Flats. Click link for the entire article!