The cars and motorcycles of the Fabulous ’50s will be featured at the 2022 Dayton Concours on Sunday, September 18. There will also be special class featuring Marmon automobiles. The Dayton Concours d’Elegance at Carillon Park presented by AAA is the Midwest’s premier classic & antique automobile and motorcycle show. The invitational event brings some of the finest historical cars and motorcycles together inside the grounds of the 65-acre historical park.

The vehicles are either restored to original or preserved in original condition. Cars from the early 1900s are displayed along side the classics of the ’50s and ’60s, as well as a variety of two wheeled machines. Entries are judged and compete in a number of classes and also for special awards.

The vehicles are either restored to original or preserved in original condition. Cars from the early 1900s are displayed along side the classics of the ‘50s and ‘60s, as well as a variety of two wheeled machines. Entries are judged and compete in a number of classes and also for special awards.
The Preview Party theme is the Fabulous ’50s and will be held on Saturday, September 17, 2022 from 6:30 – 10:30pm. This evening event features delicious food, adult beverages, music, and entertainment at Carillon Historical Park. Guests will be treated to a preview of some of the incredible vehicles to be showcased in Sunday’s main event and will enjoy an exclusive shopping opportunity in the Art Pavilion.
They will also be tempted by an array of auction items, including the original artwork featured on this year’s souvenir program! Tickets are $85 per person for Dayton History members. All others are $95 per person and can be purchased online or at Carillon Historical Park or by calling 937-293-2841.
Yellow Springs Brewery and WYSO will release the second version of the WYSO-inspired Vox Populi beer at a dance party this Friday, August 16, at the brewery’s Barrel Room.
On Friday, attendees can also get maps for and information about the musicians playing at 


TEDxDayton is back in-person for a 10-year celebration that will be TEDxDayton’s biggest event yet, featuring a full slate of locally connected speakers who will share their “ideas worth spreading” on topics ranging across science, education, design, technology, art, history, culture and more. The day will also include performances by artists, dancers, and musicians from the Dayton area, along with surprise announcements and experiences. This 10-year celebration of TEDxDayton is one not to miss.

After working closely with our Board of Directors and our Chorus to evaluate potential candidates, we are delighted to introduce Dr. David Crean as the Bach Society’s new Music Director!!




Free eats, pop-up arts performances, tech demos at new Launch Dayton Startup Week closing party
Aerialists will spin through the air as you groove to a live jam band and find your new favorite small business to support. Eats are free until we run out! Continue your evening in Dayton by popping over to the free concert at the Levitt after the party, then make your way back to the Tank for Culture Works’ After the Levitt.
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About Launch Dayton Startup Week:
Lionel Sternberger was 16 years old in 1926, flipping burgers inside his dad’s sandwich shop, the “Rite Spot,” in Pasadena, California. But, here’s where things get interesting. Consistent with most how-it-got-started stories, there are two versions. In one, Lionel, out of curiosity, added a piece of American cheese onto a hamburger frying on the griddle. In version two, a homeless passerby saw Lionel working those burgers and suggested adding cheese. Either way, the rest is mouth-watering, delicious history. Prepare to enjoy an American food icon — a cheeseburger oozing warm cheesy deliciousness on top of a moist, juicy patty.
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