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Dublin Pub One Mile Race, presented by Jameson

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Dublin Pub hosts the largest St Patrick’s Day party in Ohio and we want you to come celebrate with us! Want to plan your race calendar? Add either the Celtic Festival 5K or 10K to your registration and join us in July.
Two Options!

One Mile
– Timed (LOWER PRICE THIS YEAR!)
– Celebrate your finish with a drink at The Dublin Pub.
The Longest Mile
– Non-Timed
– Celebrate your finish with a drink at The Dublin Pub.
– A small, Jameson mixed drink at 5 stops in the Oregon District during/after your run/walk.
– The drink tickets are valid until 5:00PM on 3/16/25.
Both Races Get Swag!
– Event Shirt (if registered by February 29th)
– Jameson Swag
– Entry stamp for the Dublin Pub on March 16th & 17th ($10 value)
*Please note that event swag is subject to change.
Participating Stops on the Longest Mile Course (drinks TBA)
– Hole in the Wall
– Ned Peppers
– Blind Bob’s
– Next Door
– Trolly Stop
– Dublin Pub
Event Schedule (subject to change)
Race day (Dublin Pub)
11:00am – Registration and Packet pick up opens, Dublin Pub opens to the public
1:00pm – Timed One Mile Start
1:20pm – Timing Stops
1:30pm – The Untimed Longest Mile Start
1:30pm – Awards at the finish line
4:00pm – Last call to redeem free drink tickets at bars (for the Longest Mile)
Registration
Through February 11th
$25 – Timed Mile
$30 – The Longest Mile (untimed)
February 12th – February 28th (shirt deadline is February 28th)
$30 – Timed Mile
$35 – The Longest Mile (untimed)
March 1st – 15th
$35 – Timed Mile
$40 – The Longest Mile (untimed)
Race day, March 16th
$40 – Timed Mile
$45 – The Longest Mile (untimed)
Add the Celtic Festival 5K/10K for $20.25!
Course Information
The course will run through Downtown Dayton. You must maintain a 20 min/mile pace.
Results
Results are updated as you finish and can be accessed on the Key Sports website or via the ITS YOUR RACE app.
Important info
This is a 21+ event (must present valid ID to enter Dublin Pub). We love dogs and kids, but pets and strollers are not allowed. You must complete the one mile distance in 20 minutes

“Ancient Surprise”, new works by Elena Dahl at The Blue House Gallery

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Ancient Surprise is a series of instant film photographs that explore relationships between queer desire, transness, landscape, and time. They celebrate the prairies, forests and waters in so-called “Ohio” and they also document my transitioning body in a moment of climate crisis and anti-trans legislation.

 

I deliberately overexposed some photographs and underexposed others, reveling in the way this technique can suggest a glowing subject or a concealed scene, mimicking the flickering I feel between wanting to be visibly trans in some scenarios and stealth in others. I look to plants for guidance as they negotiate when to make themselves available for pollination, when to camouflage and masquerade, and when to mount thorny defenses.

 

In the time between two photographs, vegetation grows around a billboard depicting the Ten Commandments, leaving visible only “thou, thou,” “shalt, sh.” As politicians use Christian fundamentalism to attempt to outlaw trans people, I see these trees and thistles as our accomplices; we, too, aim to overgrow cisheteropatriarchal rules with a reciprocal ecosystem that keeps us all breathing.

 

While some photographs remain straight, the majority embody a process of detachment and attachment as they become photomontages, transitioning from one form or season to another altogether.

 

 

We hope you can come join us Saturday March 15th for our newest exhibition! If you’ve been here before, the parking situation is a little different. Our friends at The DURC next door are willing to let us use the old Seibenthaler’s parking lot. Once you park, and visit our new horse neighbors! We’d like to leave the parking nearest the house for folks with any mobility issues. Please join us on Saturday!

Pre St. Patrick’s Day, Funky G Reunion

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Doing It Again! Another Funky G Reunion Show! Saturday night before St. Patrick’s Day, Funky G performs once more at Moe Harrigan’s Tavern under the big white tent! Come celebrate with us! It’s been a whole year and we can’t wait to see your faces!

Stay Black and Die: Black Life in 3 Acts

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Immerse yourself in a powerful fusion of art and poetry, celebrating Black life and culture through storytelling and breathtaking visuals.

Overview:
Step into a unique celebration of art, poetry, and storytelling that unites the power of visual expression and immersive design. This limited-capacity event offers a rare opportunity to engage intimately with an evocative narrative of Black life, culture, and identity.

What to Expect:

  • Live Performances: Witness Stay Black and Die: A Black Life in 3 Acts, a breathtaking three-part poem performed alongside curated art. Each act draws you deeper into the human experience, weaving words and visuals seamlessly.
  • Art Exhibition:
  • Experience the works of Markel Haralson, The Black Artist, whose evocative pieces explore the complexities and beauty of Black culture through raw, emotional storytelling.
  • Discover the poetry of Lindsay Haralson, The Poet & Author, whose thought-provoking verses blend rhythm and imagery to engage your soul and mind.
  • Take home a piece of the experience—whether it’s an inspiring poem, a signed copy of Why Can’t We: Beyond the Narrative—A Love Letter to Black Women, or a stunning artwork from the exhibit.
  • Immersive Storytelling Environments: Experience each act of the poem in an environment designed to reflect its themes, transporting you into the story in a way that engages all the senses.
  • Curated Atmosphere: Enjoy a warm, inviting ambiance with elegant finger foods, soft lighting, and a thoughtfully designed setting to enhance the experience.

Why You Should Attend:
This is more than an event; it’s an intimate journey through art, poetry, and identity. Designed for art lovers, culture seekers, and anyone who values the transformative power of storytelling, this one-of-a-kind experience will leave you inspired and reflective.

Secure your spot now – tickets are extremely limited, and this is a moment you don’t want to miss.

Toad The Wet Sprocket Coming to The Rose This August

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Toad The Wet Sprocket continue to uplift audiences with their melodic alt rock guitars, introspective lyrics, and signature vocal harmonies that catapulted them to mainstream success 30+ years ago on the 2025 Good Intentions U.S. headlining tour.  The tour will come to Rose Music Center at The Heights on Tuesday, August 5 with special guests Semisonic and Sixpence None The Richer.

Throughout their career, Toad The Wet Sprocket have been staunchly independent in their artistic integrity. “We were young and it was us against the record company,” recalls guitarist Todd Nichols of their early days. “We had a bit of punk-rock ethos.”

This commitment to stay true to themselves, and DIY mentality also spilled over into the enduring relationship with their fans. Amassing a mailing list of 70,000 at the start of their career, the band forged deep connections with a devout and loyal core of fans, who they’ve continued to grow with.“It’s like a reunion of sorts,” reflects bassist Dean Dinning. “It’s almost like having family in the audience every night.”

Following the success of their second platinum selling album, Dulcinea, Toad The Wet Sprocket released a collection of B-sides and rarities, In Light Syrup, in 1995. The album single, “Good Intentions” – the namesake of this upcoming tour – found success at radio peaking at #23 on theBillboard Hot 100 Airplay chart and is featured amongst the likes of R.E.M., The Rembrandts, and Barenaked Ladies on the platinum-selling Friends soundtrack. It has since been in rotation on set lists including their most recent tours.

“I think the enduring appeal of our band is the songs,” says Dean. “Even though we were young when we made those early records, they don’t only speak to youth. As people have grown older, the songs have taken on new meaning in their lives.”

“As an artist, it feels good to know we can still make music that’s resonating,” adds singer Glen Phillips. “When we play ‘The Moment’ or ‘Transient Whales’ at our shows now, there’s a huge percentage of the audience who know every word of those songs, too.”

As in years past, Toad The Wet Sprocket will partner with a non-profit organization with shared values to inspire fans and give back. This year, Toad The Wet Sprocket will spotlight the National Parks Foundation (nationalparks.org) to support and protect our natural treasures.

The Rose Music Center box office will be open on Friday, March 14 from 10am – 3pm for the Toad The Wet Sprocket on sale.

Reserved Seating: $38.50* – $88.50* Click here to view ticket prices.

Pi Day Dining Deals

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March 14 is commonly referred to as Pi Day, a day that aims to celebrate the ratio of the circumference of a circle.

The number is known as 3.14 or π and can actually go on forever. The most accurate value for Pi, according to Guinness World Records, is more than 62 trillion digits (62,831,853,071,796 to be precise), calculated in August 2021 by the University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland.

While the day is popular in math circles, it is also a day for those looking to score great deals on actual pie, pizza pie and other circular treats.

Are you looking for a discount or freebie? We have you covered. Here’s what to know about which companies are offering deals on March 14 this year.

BD’s Mongolian Grill

At BD’s Mongolian Grill, customers can get apple pie rolls in-store for $3.14 on Pi Day.

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse customers who dine in on March 14 can get a second Pizookie for $3.14 with the purchase of a regularly-priced Pizookie. The offer can’t be combined with the Pizookie Trio, Pizookie Party Platter or $13 Pizookie Meal Deal.

Burger King

Burger King Royal Perks members can get a free Hershey Pie with any purchase of $3.14+ on Pi Day. The single-use offer is valid at participating U.S. locations and can be redeemed in the chain’s app or website for order ahead. The offer can’t be combined with other deals and isn’t valid in Alaska, Hawaii and U.S. territories.

Old Scratch Pizza

Swing by any Old Scratch before 3:14 PM and grab a 12” Margherita pizza for just $3.14. No complicated formulas, no quizzes—just a ridiculously good deal on our classic Neapolitan pie.

Papa Johns

Papa Johns rewards members who buy one large or extra-large pizza at regular menu price on March 14 will get another of equal or lesser value for $3.14. Between March 14 — 20, rewards members will also get exclusive Pi Day offers all week.

Perkins

Customers who visit Perkins restaurants on Friday, March 14 can present this coupon and get a free slice of pie with any entrée purchase. The offer is valid on all pies at select locations, according to the company. The restaurant offers flavors such as Banana Cream Pie, Homestyle Apple Pie, and Chocolate French Silk Pie, among others.

Taco Bell

Taco Bell rewards members can enjoy a Mexican Pizza for $3.14 on Pie Day. The single-use offer is valid on app orders and excludes third-party delivery orders.

David Howley Live at UD

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Join us for this intimate performance at the Sears Recital Hall, located inside the Jesse Philips Humanities Center at the University of Dayton.

David Howley is an award-winning folk artist from Ireland, blending traditional Irish music with modern folk. Founder of Billboard World #1 band We Banjo 3, Howley has performed with renowned artists like The Chieftains, Billy Strings, and Mumford & Sons. Known for his soulful vocals and evocative storytelling, David’s solo work continues to captivate audiences. With a rich, emotionally resonant sound, David’s shows promise a unique, magical experience that blends Irish heritage with contemporary folk innovation.

Conquering the Camino: Learn How To Plan Your Camino de Santiago Adventure

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Have you thought about a trek on the Camino de Santiago, but aren’t sure where to start?  Join long-distance hiker Andy Niekamp as he covers a variety of topics, such as the history, various routes, how to prepare, what to bring, lodging options, and much more.  Learn why this thousand-year-old footpath is often called a journey for the body, mind, and soul.

  • Wednesday, March 12, 2025
  • 6:30-8:00pm
  • Springboro Branch
  • Free event
  • No registration required.
  • All ages are welcome.

Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame inductees Chicago Returns to The Rose

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Multi-Grammy award winning band and Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame inductees Chicago announced today their return to Huber Heights, OH for a performance at Rose Music Center at The Heights on Sunday, July 6.

Hailed as one of the “most important bands in music since the dawn of the rock and roll era”, the legendary rock and roll band with horns, Chicago, came in as the highest charting American band in Billboard Magazine’s Top 125 Artists Of All Time. Chicago is the first American rock band to chart Top 40 albums in six consecutive decades.

Chicago released their 38th studio album, BORN FOR THIS MOMENT in 2022, which included the hit single “If This is Goodbye.” Featuring the signature sounds Chicago fans have come to love, BORN FOR THIS MOMENT captures the true heart of this legendary band. Over the entire course of 14 vibrant new songs, BORN FOR THIS MOMENT encapsulates the unique blend of award-winning and personal songwriting, multilayered harmonic vocalizations, and world-class arrangements that have been electrifying audiences across the globe for decades.

Chicago received The Recording Academy’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The Lifetime Achievement Award celebrates performers who have made outstanding contributions of artistic significance to the field of recording.

Chicago was inducted into the 2016 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This was their first nomination. They’ve been eligible since 1994. A long time coming!

Chicago’s first album, Chicago Transit Authority, was inducted into the GRAMMY Hall Of Fame in 2014.  Chicago managed to fuse pop, rock and jazz together perfectly in this double album.

Robert Lamm and James Pankow have become inductees of the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2017. These legendary songwriters wrote mega-hits such as, “25 or 6 to 4,” “Saturday In The Park,” “Feelin’ Stronger Every Day,” “Make Me Smile,” and many others.

The International Trombone Association presented its 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award to James Pankow. The Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes people who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to the trombone profession over a long career.

Chicago’s lifetime achievements include two Grammy Awards, two American Music Awards, Founding Artists of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a Chicago street dedicated in their honor, and keys to and proclamations from an impressive list of US cities. Record sales top the 100,000,000 mark, and include 21 Top 10 singles, 5 consecutive Number One albums, 11 Number One singles and 5 Gold singles. An incredible 25 of their 38 albums have been certified platinum, and the band has a total of 48 gold and platinum awards.

Chicago has toured every year since the beginning – they’ve never missed a year.  The original three band members are Robert Lamm on keyboards and vocals, Lee Loughnane on trumpet and vocals and James Pankow on trombone. The band line-up also includes Wally Reyes, Jr. on drums, Tony Obrohta on guitar, Loren Gold on keyboards and vocals, Ray Herrmann on sax and flute, Neil Donell on vocals, Eric Baines on bass and Ramon “Ray” Yslas on percussion.

From the signature sound of the Chicago horns, their iconic Vocalists, and a few dozen ever-Classic Songs, this band’s concerts are celebrations.  2025 marks the band’s 58th consecutive year of touring!

Chicago continues to be true ambassadors for their beloved hometown, carrying the city’s name with pride and dignity around the world.

Tickets will go on sale to the public beginning at 10AM on Friday, March 7 at Ticketmaster.com and the Rose Music Center Box Office.

 

Auditions for The Unsinkable Molly Brown.

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Dayton Playhouse is excited to invite you all to audition for the revival of The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
Directed by: Aaron Eechaute-Lopez
Music Direction: Lorri Topping
Choreography: Sandy Hyde
**Audition Location information at bottom of post**
Synopsis:
The Unsinkable Molly Brown is the rags-to-riches love story of Molly and James Joseph “J.J.” Brown, owners of one of the richest mines in the U.S. at the turn of the twentieth century.
In this spirited tale of a legendary American original, we follow the exploits of Margaret “Molly” Tobin Brown, a miner’s wife in Leadville, Colorado who becomes an overnight millionaire with her equally feisty husband J.J. But high society is no match for Molly. As she turns the upper crust of Denver upside down, stands with the miners of Leadville, traverses Europe, and famously survives the Titanic, Molly proves her mettle wherever she goes.
Auditions: March 3 & 4 @ 7pm (Callbacks will be March 5 @ 7pm)
Performance Dates: May 2-18 (three weekends)
Casting Call: Age Descriptions are a guide only and may be flexible.
Molly Brown (F) Age 25-40 – A simple country girl who leaves home in search of a new life. She is stubborn, independent, determined and, above all, always true to herself. Spirited with a deep kindness and compassion for others. Needs to portray a range of ages. Strong singer/dancer, powerhouse of the show. (Vocal Range: F3 – E5)
JJ Brown (M) Age 30-45 – A strong willed man. He is often gruff, but has a sweet, tender side, especially where Molly is concerned. A simple man at heart.(Vocal Range: F2 – F4)
Julia Gerrard (F) Age 20-35 – Earthy, grounded, practical, good hearted. Lives in the mining town and becomes best friends with Molly. (Vocal Range: B♭3 – B5)
Arthur (M) Age 20-35 – An Asian miner with a strong sense of fun and humor. Sings a few lines in Mandarin. (Vocal Range: B♭2 – G4)
Vincenzo (M) Age 20-35 – An Italian miner who falls in love with Julia. Sings in Italian in this production. (Vocal Range: B♭2 – B♭4)
Erich (M) Age 20-35 – A German miner. Passionate and principled. Sings a few lines in German. (Vocal Range: A♭2 – G4)
Horace Tabor (M) Age 30-50 – The owner of the mining company in Leadville. Not a natural public speaker, but respected and loved by the men that work for him. (Vocal Range: A2 – D♭4)
Baby Doe Tabor (F) Age 25-45 – Horace Tabor’s wife, and his clear better half. Has been described as small town chic. Has some things in common with Molly. (Vocal Range: B♭3 – D♭5)
Louise Sneed-Hill (F) Age 25-45 – The leader of the Sacred 36, the rich and powerful families in Denver. Imperious and intimidating. (Vocal Range: B4 – G5)
Pearl, Birdie, Nelva (F) Age 18-40 – Dancers at the saloon and members of the Leadville community. Must be very strong dancers. (Vocal Range: B♭3 – E5)
Mary Nevin (F) Age 18-40 – Tough talking, tender-hearted maid of Molly and JJ in Denver. Non-singing role.
Dolce Trio (M) Age 25-45 – Three men (Italian, English, and French) in Molly’s later life who seek her love and attention. Strong singers.
Ensemble – Various smaller parts and ensemble roles available. Seeking strong dancers, singers, and actors with range to play multiple roles. We are also in need of at least one younger male and female actor for this production (approx. age 13-18).
Please prepare approximately 32 bars (1 minute) that best shows off your vocal abilities and bring sheet music in your key. An accompanist will be provided. If you wish to use a Bluetooth Speaker, please bring your own to ensure it is compatible with your phone.
Additionally, please bring a change of clothes and dance appropriate shoes for the dance call portion of the audition.
Finally, after the dance call, individuals will be held back to complete cold readings from the script.
Any questions can be directed to Aaron Eechaute-Lopez (eechautelopez@gmail.com).
**PLEASE NOTE AUDITION LOCATION:
PNC Arts Annex
46 W. 2nd St.
Dayton, Ohio 45405
Parking in Arts garage or free parking on the street after 6pm

A Taste of NOLA

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Anywhere else, it’s just another Tuesday but at the Tap House, it’s Mardi Gras! Join us for New Orleans-inspired cocktails (think Sazeracs and Hurricanes) and other New Orleans drinks, alongside dishes like gumbo and beignets.

 

  • Downtown Hurricane14

    Plantation Pineapple Rum | Zaya Gran Reserva | Green Chartreuse | House-Made Grenadine | Passion Fruit Syrup | Fresh Lime

  • Vieux Carré14

    Four Roses Bourbon | Hennessy | Sweet Vermouth | Benedictine | Peychaud’s Bitters | Angostura Bitters

  • Sazerac 13

    Rye Whiskey | Simple | Absinthe Rinse | Peychaud’s Bitters

  • King Cake Old Fashioned14

    Plantation Pineapple Rum | Smith and Cross Rum | Cinnamon Syrup | Pecan Syrup Vanilla | Holiday Pie Bitters

  • Parade Time11

    Vanilla Vodka | Grand Marnier | Bailey’s Irish Cream | Ground Cinnamon

  • Brandy Milk Punch11

    Brandy | Half & Half | Vanilla Simple | Freshly Grated Nutmeg

Soup

  • GUMBO7/11

    A stew of dark roux, okra, trinity mix, and vegetables rendered in drippings from andouille sausage and chicken

APPETIZERS & SHAREABLES

  • Fried Boudin Balls14

    Fried Cajun appetizer made with spicy pork and rice sausage served with a cajun remoulade

  • MUFFULETTA DEVILED EGGS10

    Our deviled eggs have been muffuletta’d (new word). The act of muffuletta-ing involves a creole twist to our Blue Plate deviled egg filling and topping them with salami, ham, provolone, and olive salad

  • Grilled Shrimp Maque Choux20

    (6) Cajun spiced grilled Gulf shrimp over Maque Choux topped with chopped bacon and green onion

ENTREES

  • Muffaletta18

    Sesame seed round loaf with olive salad spread, capicola, salami, ham, and provolone Served with garlic herb oil

  • Fried Oyster Po’Boy25

    Cornmeal-crusted and cajun-dusted oysters, flash fried and served on a crusty baguette with remoulade, shredded greens, and house pickles. Served with fries.

  • Jambalaya20

    Chicken, andouille, and shrimp dance with aromatic spices, trinity vegetables, and simmered with Basmati rice

  • Cheddar Biscuit Crawfish Etouffee28

    Classic Louisiana stew crawfish vegetables, shrimp stock, and thyme served over house-made green onion cheddar drop-stye biscuits.

  • Shrimp & Grits24

    Large Gulf shrimp sautéed with andouille sausage, tomatoes and onions, all southern spiced and simmered in a flavorful broth and served over cheesy, chive grits

Desserts

  • BEIGNETS7

    Warm southern fried pastries tossed in powdered sugar

  • KING CAKE9

    A flakey cinnamon dough with sticky icing, decorated in the colors of Mardi Gras. Your choice of cinnamon cream or pecan praline cream.

Moe Harrigan’s 5k

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Join us for our annual 5k Charity Run on Saturday, March 8th🏃🏃‍♂️
Register @ :
harrigans5k.com/register
Entry Fee :
$40 – Through March 5th
$45 – March 6th to day of event
Helping support our local charities :
* South Community Behavioral Health
* Alzheimer’s Association
* Untied Rehabilitation Services
* Breakthrough T1D

The Great Pancake Pick up

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FREE! NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
NEW location for 2025!!!
Our pancakes taste even better when served at Caesar Ford Park! This is the same great event, just a location to accommodate more people. FREE as always, pancakes, sausage and REAL maple syrup will be served right through your car window…so no need to even get out of the car.
Donations are always appreciated as they help to support it for the future.
Limit of one breakfast per person; large orders may not be able to be accommodated and/or may be required to wait momentarily.

Exploring The Forgotten: An Urbex Exhibit / Artist Reception For Bill Woody!

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📢 Exploring The Forgotten: An Urbex Exhibit 📢

🎨 Artist Reception For Bill Woody! 🎨
🗓 Saturday, March 1st | 🕒 4:00 – 6:00 PM (Artist Talk at 5:00 PM)

Step into the haunting beauty of abandoned places through the lens of Bill Woody in his latest Urban Exploration (Urbex) exhibit. His powerful images breathe life into forgotten spaces—capturing the mystique of Kirkbride asylums, the historic Dayton Arcade, Pittsburgh’s Rivers of Steel, Buffalo’s Silo City, and more.

📍 Sugarcreek Photography Gallery
📍 15b W. Franklin St., Bellbrook, OH

🌟 What to Expect:
🔹 Bill Woody’s stunning Urbex photography—where decay meets artistry
🔹 Ghostly figures & flowing dancers woven into abandoned grandeur
🔹 A chance to hear Bill’s captivating stories behind each location (Artist Talk at 5:00 PM)
🔹 Adult beverages & hors d’oeuvres to enjoy while mingling
🔹 Great conversation with fellow art lovers & the artist himself
🔹 Enter to win a free print! Drop your name in the hopper for a chance to take home a piece of the show

Beyond the visuals, Bill’s deep knowledge of these lost places—from asylums to Dayton’s hidden corners—makes his insights as compelling as his images. His passion for forgotten history brings these places back to life in a way that is both eerie and mesmerizing.

📢 Don’t miss this thought-provoking exhibit & artist talk! Tag a friend and experience the world of Urban Exploration through a masterful lens.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Marshall Tucker Band Coming to The Rose

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Today, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, the legendary rock n’ roll band behind worldwide hits such as “Takin’ Care Of Business” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”, announced a new run of US tour dates dubbed, Roll On Down The Highway 2025 Tour. Co-headlining with southern rock pioneers The Marshall Tucker Band, with the 70s/80s hitmakers Jefferson Starship as the special guest, the tour will stop in Huber Heights, OH for a performance atRose Music Center at The Heights on Saturday, July 26.

Last year, Randy Bachman revived BTO, and has continued to tour throughout 2024 with a run of US dates wrapping up next week. Led by Bachman, BTO’s latest lineup also includes his son Tal Bachman. With Randy’s legendary guitar and Tal’s contemporary flair, BTO forges ahead, blending their classic hits with a fresh energy that captivates audiences worldwide. The band will also be performing hits from The Guess Who, the iconic classic rock group which Bachman co-founded with Burton Cummings. The BTO legacy lives on, promising unforgettable performances and a continued impact on the ever-evolving rock landscape.

Bachman has become a legendary figure in the rock and roll world through his talents as a guitarist, songwriter, performer and producer. Bachman has earned over 120 gold and platinum album/singles awards around the world. His songwriting has garnered him the coveted #1 spot on radio playlists in over 20 countries and over the course of his career he has sold over 40 million records. Randy’s songs have been recorded by a broad range of artists and have been placed in dozens of TV shows, films and commercials. Impressively, his music has provided a veritable soundtrack of the last thirty years of popular music.

Founded in Spartanburg, SC over five decades ago, the 5x Gold, 3x Platinum-selling rock band The Marshall Tucker Band have sold millions of albums worldwide thanks to hits such as “Can’t You See,” “Heard It in a Love Song,” “Fire on the Mountain,” and “24 Hours At a Time.” CMT once named “Can’t You See” the #4 Greatest Southern Rock Song while Ultimate Classic Rock crowned it the #1 Southern Rock Song. Their self-titled debut album reigns as Gibson Guitar’s #5 Greatest Southern Rock Album of all time, and GRAMMY Magazine named the group’s logo as one of the most distinctive and iconic brands in music. In 2023, the MTB was awarded Pandora’s Billionaires Plaque, recognizing over one billion streams on the platform.

Tickets will go on sale to the public beginning at 10AM on Friday, February 28 at Ticketmaster.comand the Rose Music Center Box Office.