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Christopher’s Announces Soft Opening

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Christopher’s recently purchased the old Pizza Hut building at 4211 Linden Avenue, on the corner of Linden and Woodman and not too far away from their previous location. Owners Dave & Erika Krites say their team has been working hard to make the space feel like their own – new kitchen that was approved by the health department, an updated dining room, and a fresh new look on the outside (still a work in progress).
They will begin Christopher’s Restaurant-style service with pared down menus of Christopher’s favorites and some new creations from the chef. Following the soft-opening dates, they will share our operating hours for this ongoing breakfast and dinner service.
They plan to accept reservations for groups of 2+, in addition to walk-ins which will always be welcome. Keep in mind the dining space is smaller than their previous location.
The Catering House by Christopher’s SOFT OPENING NEXT WEEK:
Monday, 10/3 at 6:30pm – Christopher’s Home Cooked Classics Night
Thursday, 10/6 at 6:30pm – Prime Rib and Chef’s Features Night
Sunday, 10/9 at 10:30am & 12:30am – Sunday Brunch (Two Seatings)
They are planning the soft opening to be a smaller, trial-run before beginning normal weekly service. They are limiting service to the first 20-25 reservations we receive; you can direct message them on Facebook to reserve your spot. Because they know things won’t be perfect as they get used to the new place, they are offering *15% OFF* all entree prices as a “thank you” for your patience and your feedback.

McDonald’s Adult Version of the Happy Meal

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Inspired by the brand’s iconic little red Happy Meal box for kids, the new Cactus Plant Flea Market Box for adults  starts with a box that has been totally redesigned in Cactus Plant Flea Market’s signature style alongside McD’s iconic Golden Arches. Adult happy meals will be available starting October 3rd.

“We’re taking one of the most nostalgic McDonald’s experiences and literally repackaging it in a new way that’s hyper-relevant for our adult fans,” said Tariq Hassan, McDonald’s USA Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer. “I can’t wait to give fans a unique piece of art and culture as we dive headfirst into the dynamic world of Cactus Plant Flea Market together next week.

Introducing: the Cactus Plant Flea Market Box, a first-of-its-kind collaboration made exclusively for McDonald’s fans by one of the most important brands in culture.

Each box includes the brand’s most popular menu items – choose between a Big Mac with 100 percent pure beef patties topped with fan-favorite Big Mac sauce, or crispy 10-piece Chicken McNuggets. McDonald’s is also throwing in World Famous Fries and a drink for the ultimate meal combo.

But what’s a boxed meal at McDonald’s without a surprise inside? Each box also comes with one of four collectible figurines made just for the Cactus Plant Flea Market Box – Grimace, the Hamburglar, and Birdie are back and are now joined by Cactus Buddy!, exclusively available within the Cactus Plant Flea Market Box.

Cactus Plant Flea Market Box Figurines
Cactus Plant Flea Market Box Figurines

Additionally, fans who purchase the Cactus Plant Flea Market Box on the McDonald’s App will automatically be entered for a chance to score exclusive merch for free every week, including custom Cactus Plant Flea Market x McDonald’s items like t-shirts, a Grimace Chair and more.

Merch will also be made available exclusively online on October 3, 2022 at 11 am. The collection will only be available during a limited-time window, while supplies last.

You can find the Cactus Plant Flea Market Box in-restaurant, at the drive-thru, for delivery and on the McDonald’s App starting October 3, 2022 while supplies last.

 

Convention Center to Launch Halloween Movie Series

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The Dayton Convention Center will launch is 1st Annual Halloween Movie Series. Movies will begin Saturday, October 1st and run through Saturday, October 22nd in the Theater of the Convention Center. There will be several movies at various times to appeal to the entire community.

“We are delighted to add to the line-up of fall festivities, here in Dayton. We hope to see old friends and new faces this October and we present our inaugural Halloween Movie Series,” shared Kelli Donahoe, General Manager of the DCC. “By offering multiple dates and movies for all ages, we are looking to provide an alternate option to your typical movie experience.”

“In addition to our concession offerings, Warped Wing will be on-site offering a complimentary tasting of their local craft brew during the evening movies, as a way to enhance your visit,” added Donahoe. “There will also be trivia and prizes at the start of each movie. So don’t be late!”

The Dayton Convention Center

22 E. Fifth Street
Dayton, OH 45402

937.535.5300

Tickets are on sale now @ Tickets & Deals (daytonconventioncenter.com)

Adults = $10.00, Children 12 & Under = $5.00

Over 600 seats in the theatre.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Freddy’s Encourages Guest to Round Up For First Responders

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Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is partnering with  Back The Heroes Rumble’s on their Operation Open Arms  program in a round up campaign where patrons can round up their total and donate the difference this October. These funds 100% benefit the lives of first responders by providing lifesaving equipment to our law enforcement and firefighters across Ohio, Indiana & Kentucky.

Freddy’s goal is to ensure all officers and firefighters have resources such as emergency trauma kits, high grade particulate protective hoods and more to aid in their efforts while they serve and protect our communities. It is their hope that providing these resources will ensure our first responders make it home to their families safely each night. You can participate in the round up campaign anytime you visit Freddy’s (dine in or drive thru) between October 1st and 31st.

“We have been blessed by so many individual supporters as well as support from our many corporate partners and to now be joining forces with Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. We would not be able to save the lives of so many heroes without their support. As a one hundred percent volunteer organization like ours, all donations make a direct impact,” said Executive Director, Carl Whalen.

As of today, Freddy’s has provided critical resources and lifesaving equipment to 22 police/fire departments to the tune of nearly $34,000 since Operation Open Arms program began. “There are many officers under attack these days, more than ever before. We must, as a community, do everything in our power to support them so we are able to ensure the safety of our communities. Without the help of our donors and sponsors, we would not be able to help save the lives of those who answer the call so selflessly every day,” says Jason Marsh, the program director.

Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers

5501 Wilmington Pike
Centerville, Oh 45459

(937) 262-7700

Local Domestic Violence Resource Agency, Artemis Center, Sees Increase in Services

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As the provider of Montgomery County’s 24/7 domestic violence hotline, Artemis Center saw a 47.7%* increase in calls from 2020 to 2021. Nationally, the increase was a little over 12%* and in Ohio, the increase was 29%*. With this significant increase in calls, and an overall 30%* increase in the total number of clients served in the same time frame, Artemis is seeking support now more than ever. 

The 24/7 Domestic violence hotline is the hub of all of Artemis Center’s services. Through this hotline, Artemis provides safety planning and emergency assistance which includes safe housing, transportation, access to pantry services, and referrals to other community partners. Artemis Center provided services to over 4,100* people in 2021 and answered over 6,600* hotline calls. 

In October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Artemis Center will be sharing information with the Dayton community through events, campaigns, and stories.

The signature fundraiser for Awareness Month is the Breaking the CycleFundraising Breakfast, held on Thursday, October 13, 2022, from 8:00-9:00 am at Sinclair’s Conference Center.

The Breaking the Cycle Virtual 5k is held during the entire month of October. The goal is to raise $100,000 in support of survivors in the Miami Valley. Support for Artemis Center will help increase the number of trained advocates to answer the 24/7 hotline and sustain other programs and services needed in the Dayton community. 

With such an increase in services, it is vital that we continue to make our community aware of the resources that ArtemisCenter provides free to all that need them!

 

 

More about Artemis Center:

  • Location: 310 W. Monument Ave., Dayton, OH 45402
  • Hotline: 937.461.HELP
  • Website: Artemiscenter.org

Local Arts Leader Announces Retirement from Dance Company

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Ro Nita Hawes-Saunders, CEO of the internationally acclaimed Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC), announced her intention to terminate her tenure, effective December 31, 2022.  Ro Nita concludes an eighteen-year career at DCDC. 

After being selected to provide leadership and stewardship of the company because of her knowledge and experience as a civic-minded, community-centered entrepreneur, Ro Nita was asked in 2005 by the DCDC Board of Directors to address issues that threatened the viability and sustainability of the company including the economic recession and lack of visibility of the company.

According to Ro Nita, “organizational change and reform, fiscal discipline, and strategic planning and networking became the requirements of the situation then, and these strategies continued to be useful and helpful in enabling the company to navigate the more recent challenge represented by the COVID pandemic and its aftermath.”  Ro Nita credits the creativity and resilience of the DCDC family, including the tireless donors, outstanding staff, exquisite dancers and dedicated Board of Directors for the company’s recovery and renewal. The company has evolved from an excellent dance company into a performing arts institution.

DCDC Board Chair, Jacqueline Gamblin and CEO of JYG Innovations said “I have admired Ro Nita’s leadership and unwavering commitment to continuing the DCDC legacy of artistic excellence and education. We appreciate her contributions and are extremely grateful for her cultivation of several key partnerships, sponsors and individual donors which are the lifeline of a non-profit. Her service has left a lasting impact and solid foundation for DCDC’s continued stability, success and growth.

Ro Nita believes that DCDC is a community trust and cultural treasure, whose reason for being is to recreate and celebrate the African American heritage and experience.  Through its artistic and educational initiatives, the company reaches annually approximately 40,000 people, 25,000 of whom are youth.  An example of Ro Nita’s belief that art may be used to heal, inform, and connect our global community was experienced in the presentation of DCDC’s Young, Gifted and Black: A Transformative Experience, which brought performances of new work and residency activities by choreographers of color to students and the community of the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities. 

Ro Nita has stated that she shares “Jeraldyne Blunden’s commitment to education, social change and cultural transformation.” She initiated new strategic educational partnerships with area Universities including the University of Dayton, Central State University and Wright State University. These partnerships resulted in initiatives that have benefited area high school and college students and the program growth of the dance company.

During Ro Nita’s tenure, DCDC has received a number of distinguished awards, including the contemporary dance world’s highest honor (New York Dance and Performance Award aka “The Bessie”) in 2016.  DCDC also received the 2016 Workplace Diversity Award from the Dayton branch of the National Conference for Community and Justice.  In May of 2018, DCDC received the prestigious Ohio Arts Council top artistic award, the Irma Lazarus Award.  DCDC has also toured internationally–Chile, China, France, Poland, and in 2018 the U.S. State Department invited DCDC to tour Kazakhstan and Russia.   

Ro Nita leaves DCDC after having created a legacy of leadership and service of her own, which includes her selection by the Dayton Business Journal in 2019 and in 2021, as one of the fifty most influential women in our area and her being honored in 2020 with the inaugural DBJ Jane Haley Award for determination, perseverance, and achievement.  Ro Nita was also awarded an honorary doctorate degree by the University of Dayton in May of 2019 for her many contributions to the vitality and quality of the community, her continuing commitment to education, and her advocacy for female and minority business ownership.

Ro Nita’s belief in the vision and mission of the company—her respect for the company’s history and the founder’s legacy, her advocacy for individual change and organizational transformation, her faith and confidence in the potential and destiny of the company and the talented and dancers will remain hallmarks of DCDC.

The board of directors, will begin the daunting task of filling her position, in order for DCDC to continue its excellence that it represents in the arts world-wide.  Vice chair of DCDC’s board and University of Dayton provost Dr. Paul Benson said, “Ro Nita has been an outstanding leader for DCDC in absolutely every dimension of her responsibilities. Her agile leadership and ambitious strategic vision for DCDC were powerful catalysts for developing the close working partnership that UD has had with DCDC for the past 12 years.” Benson noted that the Board will establish a search committee and launch a search soon for Ro Nita’s successor. “DCDC’s continued artistic excellence, rich grounding in African-American culture and artistic expression, and dramatically expanded national and regional support should make this a highly desirable leadership role.”

Dayton Rotary Announces The 2022 Irv Bieser Peace Award Recipient

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The Irv Bieser Peace Award was established by the Rotary Club of Dayton to honor an individual or organization in our community who demonstrates a commitment to peace and conflict resolution that Irv Bieser showed. Among many other community activities, Irv served in the Peace Corps and taught in Liberia where, years later, he was asked to join former President Jimmy Carter’s team to monitor the Presidential elections in that country.

Presenting  this year’s award to The Gem City Market were Ambassador Tony Hall and Rotary Chair of the Day Montgomery County Commissioner Carolyn Rice  Gem City Market has joined with multiple organizations around the world, including the Hall Hunger Initiative, to embrace the idea of “PEACE THROUGH FOOD”. Hunger creates conditions for conflict, stunts economic growth and development, and results in unstable communities.

The mission of Gem City Market is to serve, engage, and empower our neighborhoods by providing affordable, high-quality food in a clean and welcoming environment that is worker and community owned.

Co-ops are proven economic drivers and community builders.  Ownership in Gem City Market strengthens members’ commitment to their community and to local partners who share in the collective hope of West Dayton’s resurgence.

The Dayton Rotary and the Dayton Rotary Foundation are proud to have helped jump start the Gem City Market initiative with a $50,000 grant several years ago. They feel they have received a resounding return on their investment.  Accepting the award on behalf of Gem City Market was their President of the Board of Trustees, Amaha Sellassie.

Veleta Jenkins, a former English teacher at Dayton Job Corps and the founder and CEO of Library for Africa was the first recipient of this award.

About Dayton Rotary
The Rotary Club of Dayton is a fellowship of diverse business and professional leaders who commit their time and talent to staying informed and serving the club, the community and the world. The Rotary club of Dayton was  chartered as the 47th club of Rotary International on June 2, 1913.

They are a group of current and future leaders who work in government, in the corporate world or in the not-for-profit world while we focus on building productive relationships and serving our community. They are individuals from different genders, different races, different backgrounds, and different religions that meet every Monday in person and by zoom. The guiding principle for rotary is service above self. 

  

Limited edition art glasses to celebrate Ohio Pint Day

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Ohio Pint Day will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022 at more than 180 participating breweries across the state. Craft beer enthusiasts are invited to purchase a limited-edition collectible pint glass available exclusively at the participating brewery taprooms.In partnership with OCBA member breweries and Boelter Beverage, $1 from every glass will be donated to the OCBA.

Ohio Craft Brewers Association commissioned Juan Vergara, co-owner of Pulpo Beer Company in Willoughby, to design the 2022 Ohio Pint Day glass. Here’s his statement about the design:

My inspiration behind this year’s Ohio Pint Day design was Solidarity. With every struggle the hospitality industry has been through in the past couple of years and as it continues to this day, we shall never forget that lending a helping hand between all of us and sharing our misfortunes and accomplishments we can all survive and overcome. This design is also to inspire those who remain in this hard fought industry to remember why they are in it, to enjoy it, because it is a craft like no other to welcome and pamper customers while providing a great experience. Also, to those who patronize our establishments to be courteous, patient and enjoy themselves, but to also remember to stand in solidarity with your favorite local businesses, because these are who make your communities whole and unique.

Participating Miami Valley Breweries:

Alematic Artisan Ales

Bock Family Brewing
Branch & Bone Artisan Ales
Crooked Handle Brewing
Eudora Brewing Co.
Fifth Street Brewpub
Hairless Hare Brewery
Lock 27 Brewing – Centerville
Lock 27 Brewing – Dayton
Loose Ends Brewing
Moeller Brew Barn – Dayton
Moeller Brew Barn – Troy
North High Brewing – Springfield
Nowhere in Particular Cabinet of Curiosities
Southern Ohio Brewing
Wandering Griffin Brewery & Pub
Warped Wing Barrel Room & Smokery
Warped Wing Brewing
Yellow Springs Brewery

Ohio On Tap brewery passport app users will also be able to collect a bonus stamp by purchasing the glass. Users will be able to submit manual stamp request selfies with their glass from Sept. 27 through Oct. 2 to receive the stamp.

TO CLAIM A BONUS PASSPORT STAMP:

  1. Tap the “Passport” icon at the bottom of the screen or the large “Passport” button on the Home screen to go to the Passport section of the app.
  2. Tap the “Stamp My Passport” button at the bottom of the Passport screen.
  3. When the “Request Manual Stamp” box pops up, tap the “Request Manual Stamp” link in the box. (If you are at a brewery while trying to do this and you do not already have that brewery’s stamp in your passport, the app will automatically give you the brewery’s stamp first. You will need to follow these directions again after the 30 minute waiting period to get the Ohio Pint Day stamp.)
  4. Tap the camera icon on the Manual Stamp Passport screen to upload or take your selfie with the Ohio Pint Day glass.
  5. Tap the brown “Select Brewery” button and choose “Ohio Pint Day 2022” from the list. *Do not choose the brewery you bought the glass from: your request will be rejected and you’ll need to start over again.*
  6. Tap the orange “Submit Request” button, then tap “Submit” when asked to confirm.

*One (1) stamp per user. Must claim by Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022.*

Warped Wing Brewing Company to Open North of Dayton

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Warped Wing Brewing Company, headquartered in the heart of Downtown Dayton, Ohio, is excited to announce plans for a new Brewery and Taproom location in Huber Heights! Planned to open in Spring/Summer 2023, the new location at 6602 Executive Boulevard in Huber Heights will feature a large taproom with outdoor biergarten, warehouse & production space, private event space with small pilot brewing system and food menu focused on smoked foods similar to the Springboro & Mason taprooms. Seating capacity is 127 in the main taproom, 48 in the event space, and 104 in the outdoor biergarten.

“Huber Heights has a great community of craft beer fans. During the pandemic we delivered more beer via our home delivery program to Huber Heights than any other community. We are forever grateful for their support during that difficult time and so opening this new brewery at The Heights means so much to our team” said Nick Bowman, co-founder and VP of Sales and Marketing. “Huber Heights is definitely a community on the move and we are very excited to be a part of it” said Bowman.

“We are planning on adding a pilot brewing system at our new location in Huber Heights” said John Haggerty, co-founder and Brewmaster at Warped Wing. “The flexibility of having multiple systems allows us more opportunity to experiment and create unique offerings exclusive to our taprooms” said Haggerty.

“We are very excited to continue our partnership with Warped Wing Brewing Company and work with them on their new Huber Heights location” said Jerad Barnett, President & CEO at Synergy & Mills Development. “With the proximity to the growth in northern Huber Heights and the Rose Music Center area as well as fantastic visibility from I-70 and land for additional growth in the future, we believe this is the perfect site for Warped Wing’s fourth location and look forward to beginning construction soon and opening this facility in the spring of 2023.” said Barnett.

In addition to Warped Wing’s vast selection of beers available, the taproom will also serve a variety of beverages including wine, seltzer, hard cider, and spirits with a focus on specialty cocktails as well as non-alcoholic options like housemade sodas.

Construction is set to begin this Fall and is expected to be completed in Spring of 2023. More details to be released as plans for the new Huber Heights location develop. 

 

Auntie Anne’s Debuts New Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost

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Auntie Anne’s welcomes fall with the introduction of the all-new Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost with an option to “Make It a Trio” combo.

The new Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost features layers of salty and sweet caramel syrup mixed with Hershey’s frozen chocolate atop a bed of real whipped cream, and finished with a rich, buttery, and sea salted caramel sauce drizzled over whipped cream.

The new Frost can be enjoyed on its own, or you can “Make It a Trio” combo, which includes a Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost paired with Auntie Anne’s Original Pretzel Nuggets and Caramel Dip to get more sweet, more salty, and more caramel in each taste.

To celebrate the new Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost and National Pretzel Month, Auntie Anne’s is dubbing October National Pretzel Delivery Month, where fans can enjoy the Salted Caramel Chocolate Frost, and Auntie Anne’s hot and handmade pretzels and dips, delivered directly to their doorstep.

Additionally, Auntie Anne’s will drop new delivery offers in the Auntie Anne’s Rewards app each week. Auntie Anne’s Rewards members are being advised to stay tuned for details.

9 More Oktoberfest Celebrations!

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The Miami Valley has already celebrated it’s biggest Oktoberfest at the DAI this past weekend, but there are plenty more opportunities to don your lederhosen and dirndl and join in the  chicken dances and sing-alongs to giant pretzels and gingerbread necklaces. When toasting, make eye contact with your drinking compatriot and raise and clink your glasses together, shouting Prost! (Cheers!), before taking a swig.

 

MINSTER OKTOBERFEST

This fun filled festival provides delights for all. Come sing and dance to GERMAN MUSIC. Taste the hearty GERMAN FOODS. Watch the wonderful OKTOBERFEST PARADE featuring numerous colorful floats, area marching bands and celebrities. See the many events taking place in the Gazebo and the Spass Platz. Take part in the BEER TRAY RELAY, the OKTOBERFEST 10K RUN, and numerous other games. Visit the large ARTS & CRAFTS area.

OKTOBERFEST at DBC

Dayton Beer Company 41 Madison St, Dayton
 DBC is doing it up big this year with the festival to remember. Sticking true to our roots,  featuring beers from Dayton-area breweries, live music, food, and the Beer Feats of Strength games! Winning team gets a trophy and gift card! Enjoy a carefully-brewed Hefeweizen with a brat-kebab or take part in drinking games, both traditional and modern!
Help us celebrate the best time of year to share a beer and grab your tickets now!

Urbana Oktoberfest

Champaign County Historical Society 809 E. Lawn Ave, Urbana, OH

This will be held Sunday, October 2, 2022 10 am – 4 pm at the Champaign County Historical Society. We…

Oktoberfest Beer Dinner

BJ’s Brewhouse Austin Landing 10563 Innovation Drive, Miamisburg, OH
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse, 2715 Fairfield Cmns, Beavercreek, OH 45431

You don’t need to go to Germany to get a taste of Oktoberfest!   Each course will feature a 5 ounce beer paring.  Tickets are $40 in advance, $45 at the door if available.

OKTOBERFEST BEER & FOOD PAIRING DINNER

The Wandering Griffin 3725 Presidential Drive, Beavercreek, OH

Grab your lederhosen because we’re hosting an Oktoberfest Bier Dinner here at the Wandering Griffin! Featuring five carefully crafted Bavarian plates prepared by Chef/Manager Chris Plummer, former Executvie Chef at the Wellington Grille.Paired with five hand-crafted German-centric biers brewed by our Founding Brewmiester, Dave Jennings. Early Bird Price : $45 (available until October 2nd then $50)

Xenia Oktoberfest

Break out your steins, it’s almost fall, and we are pleased to announce Xenia Oktoberfest will be held Saturday, October 8, from 12-10 pm on S. Detroit Street between Second and Third streets. Free concerts featuring local bands will be set up in front of Devil Wind Brewery; food trucks and local breweries and spirits will be available for purchase. No personal coolers allowed.

Beer o’clock begins at noon, highlighting beers from local breweries and wine from Caesar Creek Vineyards, and can be purchased either at Devil Wind or at the beer tent on the street.  Festivals and food go together, and this year’s food trucks include Schmidt’s sausage truck, Yummy Gyro, Phatty Wagon, Cupzilla and Pa’s Pork. There will be a cornhole tournament at 1 pm with proceeds benefiting Family Promise. Festival contests include a Stein Hold contest at 3:30, Braut Toss at 5:30, and Chicken Dance off at 7:30 pm. “We may not be Munich but you will have the most un-beer-lievable Oktoberfest!” says Blair Davis, co-chair of the Xenia Oktoberfest committee.

DLT OKTOBERFEST

Dayton Liederkranz Turner German Club 1400 E 5th St, Dayton, OH

Come join the fun— Be German for a night! Dust off the dirndls and lederhosen, grab your coolest stein and your best friends and head down to the Dayton Liederkranz Turner for Dayton’s most authentic Oktoberfest celebration. Join us for a CELEBRATION of authentic German food, music and beverages. Show off your strength at the Stein Holding Contest! FREE ADMISSION!.

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Oktoberfest

The Greene Town Center Courtyard 4452 Buckeye Lane, Beavercreek, OH

Oktoberfest at The Greene is back! Join us for a night filled with cold beer, German food, and live music from Spungewurthy!

Oktoberfest of Vandalia

Vandalia Rec Center 1111 Stonequarry Rd, Vandalia, OH

Bingo with Todd Moore on 9/9 The Menus will be back on 9/10 Craft tent Food Tent Beer Tent Hosted  by Sister Cities of Vandalia

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Chili’s Gametime Happy Hour Deals

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Chili’s Grill & Bar has introduced a brand-new Gametime Lineup happy hour menu with drink deals starting at $3 and food starting at $5, Chili’s is crushing their way into football season with special offers and features and more exclusively at the bar.

Fans can chow down on any of the 10 new bar bites while cheering on their team, with prices starting at $5. Chili’s is featuring nine bold wing flavors from House BBQ to spicy Mango Habanero all served with a side of curly fries and house-made ranch. The White Queso Curly Fries are served with a side of house-made ranch and the option to load them up with bacon and jalapeños, while Chili’s Philly is made up of  thinly sliced steak, grilled bell peppers and onions, jalapeños and white queso served on a toasted buttery roll.

To sweeten the squad, Chili’s added a Grown-Up Molten to their roster – the fan-favorite Molten Chocolate Cake served with a sidecar of Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey.

Chili’s all-star lineup also includes America’s top domestic and import drafts with a 16-oz Bud Light as low as $3 and a 16-oz Modelo as low as $4, and fan favorite margs like our Tequila Trifecta and Straw-Eddy ‘Rita for $6.

Additionally, Chili’s is bringing their Texan roots front and center with the all-new Chili’s Ranch Water, which is made with just three ingredients – Patron Reposado Tequila, soda and a splash of lime.