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Organizing Poor People’s Campaign. Christ Episcopal Church, 20 West 1st Street, Monday, 6:30pm.
Come and enjoy the unique dining experience of the Pintxos and Tapas of Spain. It features small bites from the bar, continual service from the kitchen, and wine and drink specials including GinTonics and PorTonics. This is at El Meson on Wednesday through Saturday.
The Front Street Building, 1001 E. Second Street, has a First Friday. Take a stroll through open studios, galleries, and workshops. Meet and greet with artists and artisans, and if you are lucky, you might catch Charlie Campbell on the accordion on the third floor!
Reel Love Recording Company were founded in Nashville and now located in Dayton. Reel Love is an analog and digital recording studio with strong ties to the Dayton music community. Yellow Cab Tavern artists on Friday, February 7th and Saturday, February 8th. The cover charge begins at 7:00pm, and music begins at 8:00pm both nights.
Elton John & Billy Joel Tribute Concertis at Dayton Masonic Live on Friday, 7pm.
If you like to sing, you are welcome to join Dayton singers for “Sing Dayton!”, a night of singing and socializing hosted by the Bach Society of Dayton. Newcomers, choral ninjas, and all ages are welcome. Carillon Brewing Company, Friday, 7pm.
Retro/ACTIVE. The winter concert brings back two older DCDC masterworks and one recent masterwork. Victoria, Saturday, 7:30pm and Sunday, 4pm.
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Ohio Landscape and Wildlife Timeline.Did you know that once a squirrel could jump from tree to tree, never touching the ground, from Lake Erie to Southern Ohio? Did you know that in 1909 White-tailed Deer were once considered nearly extinct in Ohio? Aullwood Audubon, Sunday, 2:30pm.
Don’t miss the opportunity to join the Dayton Society of Artists to hear a talk given by Julie Riley. She switched careers from the software industry and began to pursue painting full-time in early 2018 and was completely sustained by her art sales by 2019. Hear how she broke into the art market, how she organizes her time, and other tips and tricks to becoming a successful artist in the Dayton market.
Sunday, 1:30pm.
The Stained Glass Series Concert of the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance is free and open to the public, with no ticket required. It’s at  St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church, 5301 Free Pike, Trotwood, Sunday, 5pm.
“News” In Dayton
Pushing Back. A town comprised of copper miners leaves a lasting impression. David Lee Garrison’s poem.
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The next NoshUp is doing Peruvian at Salar Restaurant and Lounge in the Oregon District. It’s on Sunday, February 23 and there are three seatings at 2, 4 and 6pm.
Join the local Tandana Foundation for a trip of a lifetime to Ecuador. Help provide health care in the Andes mountains around Otavalo. There is a particular need for health care providers for the April 18-25, 2020 trip, but all volunteers are welcome.
Know any veterinarians? Gem City Vet is a nonprofit spay/neuter clinic created by Gem City Kitties to help Dayton Ohio become a no-kill community. They purchased a facility and need your help to raise funds for equipment and initial operations! The goal is open by Summer of 2020.
Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park will be hosting a creative thinkers workshop for high school students in June. The application deadline is March 31st.
The Beginning of a Legacy: Dayon Flight. This pro basketball team is hosting its inaugural season in 2020
MOLLY D. CAMPBELL, View From The Empty Nest
OLD AND NEW
On the left is the old. On the right is the new. City versus suburb. Historic house versus brand new apartment.
I was ready to move. I have harbored an urban fantasy for years.
A Slice of Entrepreneurial Pie. Local business owner Eric Soller shares how building up fellow businesses is part of success
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INTERESTING
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I finally got a job and I’m an Enumerator
Charlie, I might be knocking on your door, Campbell
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