The Granary Rural Cultural Center is a unique place for people to celebrate the culture and art of the Dakotas. The facilities situated in rural Groton, South Dakota, sits on 2.3 acres of parkland amid shelter belts and corn and wheat fields, in the heart of the fertile James River Valley. Located nearby is the site of the old Yorkville trading post, and Tacoma Park, once the region's favorite summer gathering place. The Granary, a non-profit organization, hosts two major festivals annually. The All Dakota High School Fine Arts Exhibition in May of each year, celebrates the achievements of junior and senior high students from North and South Dakota.
Young artists gather for intensive workshops, entertainment, awards and public art exhibition.
The All Dakota Fine Arts Festival is in June of each year, displays the best in original art produced by regional visual artists. Food and refreshments are served on the grounds. It features one main field and two smaller fields. Groton has t-ball, pee wee and midget baseball teams, women's softball, adult softball, a teener team, American Legion team and Amateur team. Groton is the site of the 1998 State B American Legion Baseball Tournament.