The Crazy Horse Memorial is a monument in the Black Hills of South Dakota that honors the heroic legacy of the Lakota warrior and the Native American culture. The monument is a continually evolving project, and work continues on the worlds largest sculpture in progress. The Crazy Horse Volksmarch is the most popular organized hike in the United States, and it is held twice a year, in the spring and fall. Visitors from around the world come to hike out onto the arm of Crazy Horse, where they can get an up-close view of the mountain carving. The monument also hosts a variety of special events throughout the year, including the annual Fall Volksmarch, the Night Blast program, and laser shows. Additionally, visitors can explore the grounds, take a special tour, and experience traditional Native American art, dance, and performances at the on-site cultural center.

It is important to note that there is also a cabaret show called "Crazy Horse," which is a theatrical entertainment mainly featuring singing and dancing. This show is not related to the Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota.