When you walk through the doors of the Sacred Storm Butcher Shop, you’re not just stepping into a place to pick up dinner—you’re stepping into a living story. Every cut in our case carries a journey that begins with buffalo harvested on the prairie with prayer and respect, and continues through the careful hands of apprentices who are learning the art of butchery. From pasture to plate, we keep the process transparent, sustainable, and rooted in culture.

Our customers know they’re getting more than meat. They’re getting trust. They’re getting ribeyes and roasts they can trace back to the field. They’re getting rich, flavorful marrow bones and oxtail that showcase whole-animal butchery at its finest. Every purchase supports our mission of creating opportunities for Native youth through training, mentorship, and meaningful work.

But the Sacred Storm story doesn’t end at the butcher block. Inside our shop, you’ll also find our Pretty Pink Buffalo line—handcrafted products made from pure buffalo tallow. From soothing soaps to skin-loving balms, each item is a blend of traditional knowledge and modern care, crafted to nourish both body and spirit. It’s another way we honor the buffalo: by ensuring every part of the animal has purpose and value.

And we’re growing. The newest addition to our marketplace is a collection of jewelry handcrafted by local Lakota artisans. Each piece carries its own story, shaped by the creativity and traditions of makers from our community. By supporting these artists, you’re not only taking home something beautiful, but you’re also keeping culture alive and helping sustain Native creativity and entrepreneurship.

At Sacred Storm, we say our work is “not a job”— it’s a way of life. It’s community with meaning. When you shop here, you’re part of a movement: feeding families, empowering youth, uplifting artisans, and celebrating traditions.

So stop by the Sacred Storm Butcher Shop to pick up dinner, grab your favorite Pretty Pink Buffalo essentials, and browse the incredible artistry of our local jewelers. You’ll leave with more than a bag in your hand—you’ll leave with a connection.