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Spend This 3rd Sunday at Front Street

October 8, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Spend the afternoon exploring our campus, shop local vendors in the Market, tour art studios, gallery exhibitions and workshops.  Enjoy lunch from The Rolling Oasis Food Truck, and live music by Scott Lindberg.  Design your own FREE Spin Art T-shirt in the courtyard, while supplies last! Don’t forget to bring a small piece of art and an old book to trade at the Little Art Gallery and Little Library.  3rd Sundays are always free to attend and family friendly!  Visit our website for full lists of vendors, open studios, and gallery exhibitions!

Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment

Dayton Holiday Festival Will Televise Tree Lighting and Offer a Drive-Thru Parade

October 8, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

In its 48th year, the month-long Dayton Holiday Festival, presented by DP&L, will return to celebrate the holiday season with some necessary changes to keep our community safe. The Dayton Holiday Festival will not gather guests in downtown Dayton for a tree lighting and traditional parade, but kick off with a televised Grande Illumination on Friday, Nov. 27, at 7 p.m. on WHIO-TV Channel 7 followed on Saturday evening with a Dayton Drive-Thru Children’s Parade in Lights on Saturday, Nov. 28 from 6 pm to 10 pm in downtown Dayton.

 

Instead of gathering in a large crowd, the Dayton Holiday Festival Committee hopes to continue Dayton traditions in a way friends and families can safely celebrate together, while keeping the health and safety of the community in mind.

“We want to continue to bring holiday joy in our community and we have worked hard to come up with a creative way to continue some of the most cherished holiday traditions in the Dayton community with the Dayton Holiday Festival,” said Sandra K. Gudorf, president of the Downtown Dayton Partnership. “Thanks to the ingenuity and dedication of our Dayton Holiday Festival team, we’ve reimagined our traditions in a safe way that we hope our community can celebrate two magical nights of holiday spirit with us.”

 

Mark your calendars to tune in to the tradition of lighting the larger-than-life holiday tree on Courthouse Square during a special 30-minute broadcast that will air on WHIO-TV, Channel 7 beginning at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 27. The partnership with WHIO will showcase musical entertainment from some of the area’s top performers, a look into area holiday traditions, and several surprises.

 

The following evening, on Saturday, Nov. 28, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Main Street in downtown Dayton will transform into the Dayton Drive-Thru Children’s Parade in Lights. Spectators will slowly pass through several blocks of downtown streets in their own vehicles, getting an up-close view of the lineup of festive floats, holiday entertainment, and hundreds of thousands of lights that will be on display along downtown Dayton’s Main Street.

 

The Dayton Children’s Parade Spectacular in Lights is a holiday favorite.

Details of the Dayton Drive-Thru Children’s Parade in Lights, and the holiday traditions that will continue through the month of December, will be available in the coming weeks on the Dayton Holiday Festival website.

 

The Dayton Holiday Festival is a program of the Downtown Dayton Partnership, and is presented by Dayton Power & Light.  Additional support comes from White-Allen Chevrolet, CareSource, Dayton Children’s Hospital, NECA/IBEW Electrical Professionals, and the Mrs. Virginia W. Kettering Dayton Holiday Festival Fund. Special thanks to WHIO-TV, Dayton.com, and iHeart Media for in-kind media support.

 

For a complete list of downtown’s events, a dining guide, parking maps and more, visit www.downtowndayton.org, and follow the DDP on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to keep up with downtown events and news.

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Children’s Parade, Dayton Holiday Festival, tree lighting

MetroParks introduces Heart Healthy Trails initiative

October 6, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Five Rivers MetroParks has launched a Heart Healthy Trails initiative to help people improve their physical and mental health outdoors. Three existing trails recently were designated as Heart Healthy Trails, with plans to launch an additional two trails in upcoming months.

According to the American Heart Association, just 30 to 40 minutes of exercise a few times a week will improve heart health. Additionally, exercising outdoors provides benefits traditional gym workouts do not, including a reduction of depression and stress, an increase in vitamin D and more.

Heart Healthy Trails make it easier for people to exercise outdoors because they’re:

  • Easy to moderate
  • 1 to 2.5 miles long
  • Walkable at a brisk pace
  • Marked every quarter mile to help users track their pace

 

“These are easy, entry-level trails on paved or flat surfaces without a lot of elevation change,” said Angie Sheldon, MetroParks outdoor recreation coordinator. “Signage on the trails also helps people start walking outdoors as part of a heart-healthy lifestyle. Each trail is a little different, depending on the location and length, so people can try them all or pick a favorite.”

 

The American Heart Association recommends walking at a brisk pace, working toward walking at least 2.5 miles per hour or 24 minutes per mile.

MetroParks’ Heart Healthy Trails are:

  • Wolf Creek Trail (start at Olde Town Depot, intersection of Wolf Creek Pike/Main Street and Broadway, Trotwood): This paved recreation trail is marked every quarter mile, so users know when to turn around to get the distance they desire. The trail is marked for a 2-mile (1-mile out and back walk). Those who wish to continue along the trail can visit Sycamore State Park.
  • Island MetroPark (101 E. Helena St., Dayton): This trail is a paved 0.65-mile loop around the perimeter of the park. Trail users will enjoy landscaped beds, views of the Stillwater River and “Ashzilla,” one of the biggest trees in MetroParks. Located near the parking lot, “Ashzilla,” is a large white ash tree. Walk the loop two or three times to get the recommended 30 minutes of exercise.
  • Germantown MetroPark (6206 Boomershine Rd., Germantown): Users will trek/walk new natural surface trails at the park. The Heart Healthy Trail includes portions of the purple, brown and orange trail loops, totaling 1.7 miles. Trail users can connect to Germantown MetroPark’s extensive trail system via the orange trial.

 

The Heart Healthy Trails are featured in MetroParks’ mobile app, powered by OuterSpatial, allowing trailgoers to easily navigate the trails, locate amenities and more. Download the app at www.metroparks.org/mobile.

 

Learn more about MetroParks’ Heart Healthy Trails by visiting www.metroparks.org/heart-healthy.

Filed Under: Hiking/Backpacking, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Heart Healthy Trails

Acoustic Folk Jam

October 5, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

If you’re looking for a safe way to gather with friends and enjoy playing and/or listening to music, have we got a deal for you!

Join us on Tuesday, August 18th, beginning at 6:30 PM for this month’s Acoustic Folk Jam Session. You can play an instrument, sign along, or just listen…whatever you’d like to do is fine!

We’re sure this will be a fun time; why not join us? If you’d like to do so, please use the Zoom information provided below:

Filed Under: Dayton Music

Chamber Names New Vice President of Strategic Initiatives.

October 5, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

The Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the promotion of Stephanie Keinath to the role of Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. Keinath has been with the chamber for 13 years and previously served as Director, Public Policy & Economic Development and Manager, Public Policy.

“Stephanie is an exceptional strategic leader who will help guide our business community through their continued evolution.” said Chris Kershner, president & CEO, Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce. “Stephanie has led the business community in the areas of public policy, women’s leadership and workforce, and I’m excited to expand her reach to support our employers.”

In her new role, Keinath will oversee the strategic operation of the chamber’s programming, including several brands that function under the chamber umbrella. These recognizable programs include Leadership Dayton, the Leadership Dayton Alumni Association, EMPOWER, the Executive Women’s Council, the Dayton/Miami Valley Safety Council, the Dayton Area Logistics Association, Generation Dayton, and more. Keinath will also manage member networking events for the chamber’s nearly 2,200 members as well as the organization’s advocacy efforts on public policy issues that affect the region’s business community.

“I’m so excited to do work that I deeply care about in the community I love. The challenges of these last several years have underscored the need for organizations like the Dayton Area Chamber to continue doing what we do best – supporting, connecting and growing our businesses and leaders across the community. I’m grateful for all the ways the DACC has invested in me over the course of my career, and eager to bring it to bear in this new role,” said Keinath.

In recent years, Keinath has grown her skills in education and workforce attraction and alignment, positioning herself as one of the leading experts in the nation on the role trade associations play in strengthening the talent pipeline from educational institutions to industry. In 2010 and 2011, Keinath was selected as a ‘Business Leads’ Fellow for the U.S. Chamber’s Institute for a Competitive Workforce. In 2019, she completed a year-long national fellowship focused on education and talent development, sponsored by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives. This year, Keinath was selected for the U.S Chamber of Commerce Business Leads Elite Fellowship Program, focused on leadership in education and workforce policy and programming. She also serves on the U.S Chamber’s Education, Employment & Training Committee.

Keinath already has a local reputation as a leader. She received the Better Business Bureau’s Women in Business Networking “25 Women to Watch” Award in 2017, and was chosen as a Dayton Business Journal’s ‘Forty Under 40’ Award Winner in 2011.

Keinath is a 2013 graduate of Leadership Dayton and is actively involved in the community, serving on the Welcome Dayton Committee. Stephanie also recently began serving as a trustee for Board of Directors of the National Aviation Heritage Area, and assumed the role of president of the board for The Contemporary Dayton in September 2020.

Keinath holds a certificate in non-profit and community leadership from the University of Dayton and is a graduate of the 2017 Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy through Women Writing for (a) Change, Cincinnati. Stephanie earned her BA in International Studies from Wright State University and her Masters of Public Administration from the University of Dayton.

She and her husband Marcus reside in Washington Township.

 

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Stephanie Keinath, The Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce

Southern Accents- Tom Petty Tribute Band Plays 1572 Roadhouse Bar-B-Q

October 2, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

The depth of the care and effort that Southern Accents put into their stage-presence and matching Petty’s moves & music separates them far from any other tribute band out there; they play it like it was their very own while showing respect to its original creator through their bold & perfect impression. They bring the timeless melodies, sweet rhythms and wild rock-music of Tom Petty to the stage for everyone to experience & fall in love with all over again, passionately, accurately and vibrantly, recreating some of the most important songs to have ever been written throughout our music’s history.

Filed Under: Dayton Music

Wanna Win a $500 Skyline Chili Gift Card For You and A Friend?

October 1, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

The Skyline Friends Forever Contest will award one winner TWO $500 gift cards- one for you and one for a friend.  While there is only one grand prizes, other prizes include the newest Skyline hat and gloves set and NEW Skyline spatula!  Click here to enter. ​  You must enter by October 11, 2020 at 11:59 am, EST.

On October 11, 2020, one hundred and twenty-six (126) prize winners will be randomly selected  from among the eligible entries received during the Sweepstakes Period. Prize winners will be notified by via email and will have seven (7) days of the first notification attempt to claim their prize.

First place winner will receive: (2) $500 Skyline Chili Gift cards. (1) gift card will be for the prize winner and (1) one will be for a friend. Twenty-five second place winners will receive: (1) Skyline Chili Hat & Glove Set and (2) $25 Skyline Chili gift cards. The approximate retail value (“ARV”) of a second-place prize is $120.00

One hundred third place winners will receive: (2) Skyline Chili logo spatula, (2) Skyline Chili Microwavable Chili Pouch and (2) $10 Skyline chili gift card.  The approximate retail value (“ARV”) of a third-place prize is $40.00.  No exchanges are permitted.  No cash value.

Sweepstakes is open only to residents of Florida, Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio who are 18 years of age at the time of entry. By participating in the Sweepstakes, each entrant unconditionally accepts and agrees to comply with and abide by the Official Rules and the decisions of Skyline Chili, Inc. available online at https://www.skylinechili.com/skyline-chili-friends-forever…/. Sweepstakes void where prohibited.

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Friends Forever, skyline

Oregon District’s Hauntfest Cancelled

September 30, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Out of concern for the health and safety of our guests and employees and local community, and with a deep appreciation for the financial soundness of our bars, restaurants, retails, and service businesses, the Oregon District Business Association will not be holding Hauntfest in any capacity this year.

Photo by Tom Gilliam

Out on 5th, the pedestrian mall created from the closure of 5th Street to vehicular traffic, will still be in place on October 31 to encourage safe practices related to COVID-19. We request strict adherence to social distancing and mask-wearing, every day and especially on celebratory holidays like Halloween.

DORA (designated outdoor refreshment area) will not be in effect per the City ordinance, therefore, there will be NO open containers permitted within the DORA boundary permitted on Oct. 31 and open container fines will be in effect.

We are disappointed that we must make this decision and announcement cancelling an event that has such a rich history and dedicated following. We must, however, focus on keeping our communities safe and as an organization, we must be mindful to not offer any services that compete with the permanent brick and mortar establishments in the Oregon District.

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Hauntfest, Oregon District

No Festival? How about Sauerkraut MONTH!

September 30, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

No Festival? How about Sauerkraut MONTH!

Festival on a Plate

Upset about missing Sauerkraut Festival? So is the Village Family Restaurant in Waynesville.  As owner Lacie Sims says “while we aren’t terribly good at making arts and crafts and all the other cool stuff you can buy at the Festival, we have put together a special menu that we will have for the ENTIRE MONTH of October featuring Sauerkraut Festival Favorites! Parking will be about the same as it always is – lines for the bathroom will be shorter, and you don’t have to worry about walking while eating! We will still have our full, regular menu in case you maxed out on kraut years ago.”

Welcome to our month-long Sauerkraut Festival!
Your favorites will be available for the entire month of Oktober!

Starters
German Potato Sundae                                                                        $5.75
Baked potato stuffed with sauerkraut, bacon, cheddar cheese, sour cream and topped with green olives.

Sauerkraut Balls                                                                                  $5.50
Crispy and delicious fried sauerkraut balls stuffed with sauerkraut, cream cheese, and sausage.

Reuben Rolls                                                                                         $9.75
Tasty and addictive tastes of a corned beef sandwich and tangy sauerkraut rolled up and fried.

Soft Pretzel                                                                                          $7.50
Big enough to share with the whole table – soft on the inside and crisp on the outside, served with mustard and cheese dipping sauces.

Festival On A Plate – No Walking Required                                      $15.95
A dinner plate sized giant soft pretzel accompanied by sauerkraut balls, reuben rolls, and nacho cheese and mustard dipping sauces.                

Main Dish

Pepperoni and Sauerkraut Pizza                                                          $9.25
Our 12” classic pizza topped with pepperoni, creamy mozzarella, and tangy sauerkraut

Polish Sausage and Sauerkraut                                                          $9.75
A Sauerkraut Festival classic – juicy polish sausage and creamy mashed potatoes smothered in sauerkraut served with homemade bread and your choice of side.

Reuben Burger                                                                                     $9.35
Our juicy ½ pound burger on rye topped with 1000 Island dressing, sauerkraut, and swiss. Served with fries or your choice of side.

Cabbage Rolls                                                                                       $10.95
Classic Waynesville favorite – tender cabbage wrapped around beef filling and slow cooked in our secret recipe tomato sauce. Served with your choice of side and homemade bread.


Village Family Restaurant
144 South Main Street
Waynesville, Ohio

513- 897 -8835

M-F 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sat-Sun 8:00 am – 9:00 pm

 

Community Room Rental

Seating up to 35 people.

Room only $75

Room with Dining: Minimum 10 people required. $35.00 deposit required to reserve, refundable with 90% of your group attending. 20% gratuity will added to each check.

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Village Family Restaurant, Waynesville

EudoraFest – A Socially Distant Weekend Affair

September 29, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

This weekend, Eudora is hosting it’s second-annual EudoraFest… but in a COVID-19-friendly fashion! I wanted to send you some details in case you want to share with your readers 🙂 
 
Starting at 4pm on Friday, we’ll be serving Bavarian and German food specials, menu below, releasing out Eudorafest 2020 Steins, serving an exclusive Tart Apple GiggleWater (gluten-friendly vodka seltzer), enjoying oompah music, and running photo-entry gift card giveaways.
They will be releasing a set amount of this year’s exclusive stein each day for first-come, first-serve purchase. Once you buy the stein (20oz), you’re welcome to drink from it for the duration of the weekend, enjoying any of our regularly 16oz pours for their set price! Once these steins are gone, they’re gone forever!
  • Steins will release at 4pm on Friday (aka during Happy Hour), 12pm Saturday and 12pm Sunday
The menu features a Keener Farm Knackwurst and Bratwurst, both served with a house-made Bee’s Knees Honey Mustard. We’ll also be serving Chicken Schnitzel with mashed potatoes and carrots and authentic Bavarian Pretzels with beer cheese and the Bee’s Knees Beer Mustard. 
 
Gift-card giveaways will be in the amount of $25. Guests who attend the event, post a picture to INSTAGRAM or FACEBOOK and tag Eudora will be entered. Guests in costume will receive a double entry. They’ll have your EudoraFest photo props by the exit for guests to use in their entries as well. 
 
***All COVID precautions still apply. We cannot seat groups larger than 10. All seating is first-come, first-serve. You MUST wear a face covering when not seated at your table and we ask that all adults and children remain at their tables when not using the restroom, ordering & picking up beer/food.

Filed Under: Dayton On Tap, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Eudora Brewing Company, EudoraFest

Grand Opening Basil’s on Market- Beavercreek

September 28, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Our Beavercreek location is opening on September 28th! Our hours at this location will be:
11am to 9pm Monday through Thursday
11am to 10pm Friday and Saturday and
11am to 8pm Sunday

Feeling crabby? Treat yourself to All You Can Eat Crab of Friday’s.
Reservations are required- please call 937-702-3160.

Filed Under: Dayton Dining

TEDxDayton Announces Speakers for 2020

September 28, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

The lineup of speakers for this year’s TEDxDayton event, called TEDxDayton 2020, have been announced. This free event will take place virtually on November 10, 12, 17, and 19 at 7 pm. There will be no cost to watch this event.

Over the course of 4 days, sixteen local speakers will give talks to share the TEDx spirit of ideas worth spreading. All the speakers auditioned earlier this year and were chosen by the Speakers Committee in June.

“Dayton has always been the home of ingenuity, innovation, and ideas worth spreading. This year our speakers have prevailed over the challenges of the pandemic and are ready to enlighten not only the people of Dayton, but all peoples of the world.” said Julie Servaites, Speakers Committee Co-Chair. “This will truly be an event to watch!”

This year’s speakers are:


Charlie Campbell
Retired College Professor
Sharing his personal story about downsizing and how to say “good-bye.”

Conor Crippen
TBI Survivor (Traumatic Brain Injury)
Speaking alongside his aunt, Conor will share his personal story of releasing the burden of trauma.

Anne Marie Romer
Writer, Aunt
Speaking alongside her nephew, Anne Marie will share her personal story of releasing the burden of trauma.

Daj’za Demmings
Hope Dealer
Sharing her thoughts on the power and importance of intergenerational mentorship.

Ronald L. Fletcher, MD
Former Ohio Health Commissioner
Sharing lessons from the HIV pandemic and thoughts on how those lessons can be used to inform our response to COVID-19.

Subhashini Ganapathy, PhD
Industrial Systems Engineer
Sharing her thoughts on how engineering can be fun.

Jodie Mader
Old School Techie
Sharing how she’s surviving the pandemic as a Luddite.

Joshua Montgomery
Computer Science Professor
Sharing his excitement about teaching with droids.

Elijah Muhammad
Labor Trafficking Survivor
Sharing his personal story of labor trafficking and how we can be more aware of this silent issue.

Timothy Nevius
College Athlete Advocate
Sharing his findings on the exploitation of college athletes.

Jacquelyn Wright Palmer
Educator, Genealogist
Sharing her journey of finding pride in her family’s history of enslavement.

Shomari Payne
Educator
Sharing his personal experience on the inheritance of poverty.

Ann Puckett
Lifelong DIY’er
Sharing her thoughts on why DIY isn’t really about doing it yourself.

Amy M. Riegel
Housing Advocate
Sharing her thoughts on why housing matters and how our zip code defines our life experiences.

Kathleen Wiant
Anti-Hazing Advocate
Sharing her personal experiences on the dangers of hazing.

Christopher Wyatt, PhD
Associate Professor of Neuroscience
Sharing his findings on the connection between opioids and breathing.

“Launching TEDxDayton 2020 as a virtual event provides exciting new avenues for our speakers and performers to explore. This year’s speakers are brave, passionate, thoughtful people whose talks may have even more profound impact due to the intimacy of being presented right there in our audience’s homes.” said Bridget S. Hutt, Signature Event Co-Chair. “A virtual event also allows us to expand TEDxDayton’s reach beyond the Dayton area, and to share the strength and resilience that make our city strong.”

Additional streaming details and performer names will be announced soon. More information about the speakers, updates about the event, and access to previous event speaker’s talks are available at TEDxDayton.com.

 

 

Filed Under: The Featured Articles

Sinclair Theatre presents Sophokles’ classic, Antigone

September 27, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

“The story of Antigone, a woman who persisted against King Kreon, was added to our season pre-pandemic because of its relevance to enacting change by standing up for what you believe to be right,” says Neuerer. “We also felt there was a correlation to the 19th Amendment Anniversary with an emphasis on making all voices heard by exercising your right to vote.”

Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment

Dave Greer’s Classic Jazz Stompers | #LevittonYOURlawn

September 27, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Dave Greer’s Classic Jazz Stompers first hit the stage in the late 1980s, reintroducing the great jazz of 1920s and 1930s to eager audiences. The group quickly developed a devoted fan following in their native Dayton, Ohio, while also winning over jazz and music lovers across the country and even abroad.

They’ve played major music venues, such as the Elkhart Jazz Festival and the Davenport Bix Festival, been featured at the Dayton CityFolk Festival numerous times and toured Belgium at the request of Classic Jazz Stompers’ fans. The Classic Jazz Stompers invite you to join them as they share their love of the giants of jazz and the schools and styles of New Orleans, Chicago, New York, Kansas City and San Francisco.

Filed Under: Dayton Music

MoMBA Mountain Bike Rentals are Back

September 26, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Want to go mountain biking at MoMBA, but don’t own a bike? You can try out the nine miles of single track without committing to buying gear. Bring the little ones out — youth bikes are available. The Hilltop Flow Trail and Tot Track are perfect for getting the kids to try something new. From the novice to the most advanced rider, everyone can have two-wheeled fun at MoMBA!

Mountain bikes are now available for rent on select Tuesdays and Saturdays at the MetroParks Mountain Biking Area (MoMBA).

Advance registration is required, and fees must be paid at the time of registration. No walk-ins will be accepted due to COVID-19 safety considerations. Helmets are provided with each bike rental. Riders under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Cost is $10 for a 2 hour session.

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19,special procedures are in place. You must wear a face covering and practice social distancing during the check-in and outfitting process.

Filed Under: Canoeing/Kayaking, The Featured Articles

Falafel and Baklava Drive Through

September 25, 2020 By Dayton Most Metro

Falafel Sandwiches- $7
2 pieces of Baklava- $4
Water or Soft Drinks- $1
Benefits the Beirut explosion victims

At St. Ignatius of Antioch Maronite Catholic Church
50 Nutt Rd.
Centerville, OH 45458

Pre-order online at thelebanesefestival.com
Or stiparish.org

Filed Under: Dayton Dining

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