Sites & Attractions use the range; $6/day or $30 for an annual permit. Open to the public from April 15 through Sept. 30, unless a special event is being held. Archers must bring their own equipment. Lewis & Clark Visitor Center 55245 Hwy. 121 (4 miles West of Yankton) (402) 667-2546 www.nwo.usace.army.mil/gavinspoint Located on top of scenic Calumet Bluff, the Lewis & Clark Visitor Center overlooks the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark Lake. Operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, this center offers early history of the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark, a theater, wildlife displays and a view of Gavins Point Dam. Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Off season hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. Marian Auditorium - Mount Marty College 1105 W. 8th Street 6 (855) MTMARTY (686-2789) www.mtmc.edu Marian Auditorium is a 602-seat proscenium theatre located in the southwest corner of the Mount Marty College campus. The theatre has been host to a variety of college and community events as well as professional presenters and performers from across the globe. Many events are free and open to the public and are promoted through the college web site. For more information on coming events, contact Mount Marty College. Meridian Pedestrian Bridge 5 and Meridian Bridge Plaza Walnut Street south of 2nd Street The Meridian Bridge, a long-time landmark in Yankton, is the result of hard work and determination of local citizens. The bridge closed to vehicle transportation in October 2008, but opened in November 2011 to foot traffic. The bridge welcomes foot and bike traffic. Spanning over 3,029 feet, the Meridian Bridge is the longest pedestrian bridge connecting two states, Nebraska and South Dakota. It was originally built in 1924 and was the first permanent bridge crossing the Missouri River. This unique bridge is a “double-decker” with one lane positioned above another. It was constructed as a lift-span bridge to allow riverboat traffic to traverse the river. Up until 1953, it operated as a toll bridge. In 2015 the Meridian Bridge Plaza was established and is now home to a fountain, splash pad, benches, shading, green space, Yankton Riverwalk (sculpture trail) and also features Music at the Meridian; a local summer concert series held on select Thursday evenings during the months of June, July and August. Yankton, South Dakota – 23