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New Centerville Brewery, Lock 27 Set to Open June 21st + *****Gift Certificate Contest *****

June 14, 2013 By Dayton937 1 Comment

Owners Steve & Michelle Barnhart with Lock 27 Chef Aimee Saling

Here is something you will not see anywhere else, at least not this early.   A super exclusive, sneak peek at the brewery coming to Centerville called Lock 27.   The Big Ragu & Crew are not “Grand Opening ” hoppers.   In this case we are making an exception, because the person opening Lock 27 is a friend of ours.   Owner Steve Barnhart and his wife, Michelle are currently putting the finishing touches on the new brew pub located at 1035 S. Main Street in Centerville, not far from the new Kroger.  With plenty of buzz circulating around Dayton through word of mouth, and online, this brewery promises to be a popular spot for some good craft beer.  With the addition of Chef Aimee Saling, the food offerings will be a highlight as well.

Shrimp and Polenta: a Must Eat !

For the past 15 years, Steve Barnhart has literally been brewing beer as a ‘driveway hobby.’  His craft and interest grew into offering what now will be Centerville’s only “Gastro Tap Room.”    Fashioned after the pubs in London, this true mom and pop establishment will feature a rotating choice of in-house brews, hard to find bottled beers, and some popular craft brews on tap from other breweries.  It will be a relaxed atmosphere slanted towards adults, with good background music.  The front patio will eventually feature a communal table where patrons are able to enjoy drinks and bites outside.

Why the name Lock 27?  It is a tribute to Dayton.  Essentially at the turn of the century, Dayton was a river town, with traffic from the Erie Canal running right through the Miami Valley.   Lock 27 was an actual stop on the river near Miamisburg.  The rich history and river life of Dayton is mostly forgotten today.  Instead, inventions of flight are most often associated with the Gem City.

History lesson over, now back to the Food Adventure and what you need to know about Lock 27.

HERE’S THE SKINNY:

The Bar area inside Lock 27

— London Style Gastro Tap Room that will feature 5 in-house brews, 5 out-of-house beers on tap, unique bottled beer and wine selections.   Bottled and tap selections will focus on an eclectic mix of regional and national brewers.

— The menu will consists of 15-20 items including tapas and paninis.  Lock 27 will feature many “sharable” plates for a communal feel of a European Pub.

— Craft Beers, made in-house will rotate seasonally.  They will be brewed 1 or 2 barrels at a time.  With small batches, there are no commitments and this will allow for a constantly changing, and evolving brewery.  IMPORTANT !! – Since the inspections and liquor licenses have just been approved, in-house beers are being brewed now, and will not be served until approximately 3 weeks after opening.

— Hours will be 4pm-Midnight on weekdays, and 11am-Midnight on weekends

 

MUST EATS:

House Wheat Beer – In this case a must drink.  This wheat beer is a white ale instead of  a traditional hefeweizen.  This brew is made with California common yeast, for a different flavor.  Refreshing never tasted so good.

The Salumi Plate – A unique, appetizer featuring exotic cold cut meats of Prosciutto, Coppa, Gin & Juice Pepperoni, and Dodge City Fireball salami.  This plate is perfect for sharing.   It is also served with glazed walnuts, almonds and miniature gherkin pickles.  The slightly salty and spicy tastes of the meats match perfectly with any alcoholic beverage.

Cuban Sandwich –  This delicious panini style creation features ham and pulled pork .  It also has Emmenthaler cheese, which is a superior Swiss cheese from Switzerland and France.  What makes the sandwich is the crunchy bread and the spicy garlic, aoili mustard.   It is served with a side of chips tossed in spices.

The Salumi Plate: Unique cold cuts, enough to share

Shrimp and Polenta: This dish is big on taste.  The spicy shrimp with serrano pepper and beschamel sauce, contrasts perfectly with the creamy polenta.  We could have eaten this stuff all day.  Chef Aimee has captured simplicity and bold flavors with this offering.

Honorable mentions include bottled beers that are off the beaten path like Fullers ESB and La Fin Du Monde.

IN-HOUSE BEERS

On the beer front, Lock 27 plans to be broad in coverage, as opposed to genre specific.  It is their intention to celebrate all beer styles, not just be known for specific subgroups like “IPA” or “Belgian”.     Lock 27 will brew to a seasonal rotation,  so the first beers will be geared for summer.  What beers will be the first offerings?  Expect to see a “Summer Stout.”  They have worked hard on this recipe, so that it is appropriate for warmer weather.  It’s not heavy, rather a lighter body thirst quencher, that still maintains stout characteristics.  It is a cross between traditional English & Irish stouts, and not a big Russian Imperial.

Wheat Beer and its Creator

Also , they will be brewing 3 other beers.  A house British ESB (Extra Special Bitter), a Saison, and a Pacific North West inspired Session IPA should all be available in the next 3-4 weeks.  They even have a nickname for their brew kettle.  It is called Scarlett Brewhansson, please give her a visit.

So get your taste buds prepared and get ready to quench your thirst, because Lock 27 promises to be a hot spot this summer.    The addition of this restaurant just may make South Dayton the new Craft Beer headquarters of the Miami Valley.

Thank you to the management of Lock 27 for giving Food Adventures  access to this EXCLUSIVE scoop.   Make sure you tell the management,  The Big Ragu” sent you !”  Good drink and good food is what you can expect from Centerville’s newest restaurant.   Unique styles as opposed to the standard fare.  The spread of craft and high quality imports on tap alone will be an attraction, not to mention the brewery itself.  Will it be successful?  We think it’s a lock !

***CONTEST***  Please register below and comment on the story below and tell us why you want a $20 Gift Certificate to Lock 27.  One winner will be chosen at random on Monday !![form 55 “DMM Contest Entry – Generic”]

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Friends of the Dayton Arcade Claim There’s A New Deal and Restoration Will Start Soon

June 13, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro 3 Comments

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The following email was sent out yesterday, and promises more news will be revealed soon….

Dear Patient Friend of the Dayton Arcade,

It is with the greatest joy and excitement that we share with you the news from Dayton Arcade LLC-Gunther Berg which we received this morning.  This is truly an historic day for Dayton!

An agreement between Gunther and the newly formed Dayton Arcade Development Group (DADG) has been reached which will allow the Arcade plan to move forward.  The partners and members will be named in the next few days.

An additional agreement concerning the unpaid property taxes on the Arcade Complex has been reached between the Dayton Arcade LLC and Montgomery County.

A timeline for work on the Arcade complex has been developed and it is anticipated that the long awaited restoration will begin soon.

Because of your interest in the future of the Arcade, your past support and great patience, Gunther wanted you to be among the first to hear this important news!

We anticipate more activity for Friends and will keep you as aware as possible as the project develops.

With great appreciation for your loyalty,

Sincerely,

Joanne Granzow, Maribeth Graham, Susan Gruenberg and Leon Bey, Founder and President

 

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: dayton arcade, Friends of the Dayton Arcade

Apply Now for Activated Spaces’ Pop-Up Fall Project

June 11, 2013 By Dayton937 Leave a Comment

Pop-up DotsFor those who have dreamed of opening their own business, now is the time to give it a try and the place to try it is downtown Dayton.

Activated Spaces, an initiative to fill downtown storefronts, is accepting applications for temporary retail and service businesses to open downtown this fall as part of the fifth phase of its Pop-up Project. The project matches business owners and entrepreneurs with downtown property owners who have first-floor storefront space available for occupancy.

Interested retailers should fill out an application, which can be downloaded at www.activatedspaces.org, and email it to Jen Cadieux at cadieux@downtowndayton.org. The application deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, July 19. Tenants will be selected the week of July 29, and retailers must be ready to open no later than Friday, Sept. 20, in time for the fall Urban Nights.  

Lease lengths will range from three to six months. The spaces will have varying lease rates, but will be leased below market value. Activated Spaces volunteers will connect retailers with commercial property owners, help make the space move-in ready, and promote the business during such events as First Friday and Urban Nights. Selected businesses will negotiate leasing terms directly with the selected property owner, but flexibility for the tenant is a priority.

Activated Spaces volunteers hope to build on the success of the Pop-Up Project’s first four phases. Six of the businesses that have opened as part of the Pop-Up Project are still open: Beaute Box, 116 W. Fifth St.; Peace on Fifth, 508 E. Fifth St.; American Pi, 37 S. St. Clair St.; Vintage Barbershop, 110 W. Fifth St.; Sew Dayton, 16 Brown St.; Green Baby, 31 S. St. Clair St.; and All Pilates, 27 S. St. Clair St.

Commercial property owners interested in offering space to Pop-Up Shop owners should contact Jen Cadieux at 937-224-1518. Participating property owners are on the Activated Spaces website. Once a match is made, a limited amount of money is available to be distributed at the discretion of the Activated Spaces team for such purposes as offsetting utility costs, making cosmetic improvements to the space or other necessities for making the space operational.

Activated Spaces, a volunteer-led initiative spearheaded by young professional organizations Generation Dayton and UpDayton, has three main goals:

• reactivate and beautify vacant storefronts with creative displays

• encourage entrepreneurs, artists and community groups to occupy space for short- and long- term uses

• showcase downtown properties and increase interest and investment in available space

Activated Spaces is part of the Greater Downtown Dayton Plan, a strategic blueprint for the future of downtown. Those interested in volunteering with Activated Spaces should e-mail getinvolved@updayton.com.

Filed Under: Downtown Dayton, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Business, Dayton, Dayton Entrepreneurs, Dayton Ohio, Downtown Dayton, generation dayton, updayton

Ribbon Cutting, Food Truck Rally and Car Show on Flag Day

June 11, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

32340_500946306612490_1179577479_nCreative Banners Flags & Poles  will celebrate their 35th anniversary with a ribbon cutting and food rally on Friday, June 14th at their new location, 1006 E. Dorothy Lane in Kettering.   This family owned and operated business will welcome the first 25 guests in after the ribbon cutting with a free 3′ x 5′ American flag.  Browse the selection of flags that include a variety of  US, state, college, sports and seasonal selections as well as custom flags and hardware to hang flags.  They also

Guests are invited to continue the celebration by dining at one of the  four food trucks that will be on site from 5pm  until about 9pm and enjoy a Classic Car & Muscle Car Show.  Scheduled to attend are Harvest Mobile Cuisine, G’s Cue  BBQ, McNasty’s & Zombie Dogz.

Filed Under: Community, Dayton Food Trucks, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Car show, Creative Banners, Flags, Food Trucks

Avenue Q Review – Human Race Theatre Company – Irreverent Joy (TICKET CONTEST)

June 10, 2013 By Russell Florence, Jr. 1 Comment

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The cast of The Human Race Theatre Company’s Avenue Q. Photo by Scott J. Kimmins

If you’ve ever wondered why the Human Race Theatre Company continues to be heralded as one of the finest theater troupes in Southwest Ohio, take time to catch its splendidly hilarious production of “Avenue Q,” the risqué recipient of 2004 Tony Awards for Best Musical, Book and Score.

Blessed with brilliantly witty songs by Robert Lopez (“The Book of Mormon”) and Jeff Marx and a terrifically frank, clever and insightful book by Jeff Whitty (“Bring it On: The Musical”), “Avenue Q” tells a deliciously irreverent story of growing up, making mistakes, assessing regrets, falling in love, embracing identity and discovering purpose within a whimsical New York City neighborhood (impeccably designed with eye-catching graffiti and inspired nuances by Dick Block) where humans and puppets coexist. Borrowing a sunny “Sesame Street” framework, the breezy, R-rated musical dares us to examine our own beliefs and principles by poking fun at everything from racism and poverty to collegiate concerns and gay Republicans. Sometimes the bold, raunchy material is tough to swallow or outright jaw-dropping, but it can also break your heart with striking maturity, particularly when the ups and downs of a budding relationship are treated with deeply palpable poignancy.

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James Oblak with “Princeton”, Shawn Storms and Katie Pees with “Kate Monster”. Photo by Scott J. Kimmins.

The musical’s surefire comedic foundation and knockout entertainment value hasn’t diminished in the consistently reliable hands of director Joe Deer, who also helmed impressive productions of “Crazy for You” (Muse Machine) and “Spring Awakening” (Wright State) this season. Deer not only provides fluidly energetic choreography, allowing this version to surpass the original Broadway production in terms of movement and old-fashioned showmanship, but ensures his skillfully zany cast of eight steps up to the challenge of creating believable, emotionally sound characters. The material feeds the temptation to go over-the top, but it’s wonderful to see this joyfully compatible ensemble, especially those operating and voicing multiple puppets charmingly created in the Jim Henson vein by Zoot Theatre Company co-founder/ artistic director D. Tristan Cupp and adorably clothed by Shirley P. Wasser, aim for greater by achieving genuine, heartfelt sparks without aimlessly wallowing in silly, overdone caricature.

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Annie Kalahurka with the girl “Bad Idea Bear”, Katie Pees with “Kate Monster”, James Oblak with “Princeton” and Andrew Ian Adams with the boy “Bad Idea Bear”. Picture by Scott J. Kimmins

The immensely engaging, effortlessly multi-tasking James Oblak, a pleasant tenor, delivers one of the best performances of the season in the dual roles of Princeton and Rod. As the sincere, soul-searching Princeton, a liberal arts graduate in need of a life coach, Oblak appealingly explores the character’s puzzling uncertainty about his future and masters the romantic awkwardness that keeps him from obtaining true happiness. But as the uptight, snarky Rod, a closeted banker who loves Broadway musicals and secretly pines for his straight roommate, he pulls out the stops by commanding the stage with a mere glance or stance. Oblak simply attacks the fussy role with marvelously expressive vitality in which every fiber of his being encompasses denial, elation and heartbreak, particularly in his fantastic rendition of “My Girlfriend, Who Lives in Canada,” Rod’s amusing and ultimately shameful post-wedding meltdown.
An absolutely heartwarming Katie Pees is equally versatile as Kate Monster, the genial kindergarten teaching assistant attracted to Princeton, and Lucy the Slut, a saucy, curvaceous chanteuse longing to make her prey feel “Special.” Pees, a gifted comedienne who can make anyone laugh with the smallest inflection, seamlessly operates Kate while voicing Lucy in some instances, but her endearing interpretation, firmly grounded with a relatable earnestness on par with Oblak’s portrayals, is most notably solidified in her beautifully tender rendition of Kate’s lovelorn ballad “There’s a Fine, Fine Line,” which can be considered the unofficial anthem of the dating world.

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James Oblak with “Rod”, Brett Travis and Andrew Ian Adams with “Nicky”, Shawn Storms, Michelle Liu Coughlin and Michael Thomas Walker. Photo by Scott J. Kimmins.

Excellently detailed, full-fleshed featured performances are given by the amiable Brett Travis as Rod’s laidback roomie Nicky and porn-adoring Trekkie Monster, the carefree Michael Thomas Walker as aspiring comedian Brian, the utterly delightful and occasionally fiery Michelle Liu Coughlin as Brian’s Asian wife Christmas Eve, the comically upbeat, sarcastic Shawn Storms as building superintendent Gary Coleman, and the super cute duo of Andrew Ian Adams and Annie Kalahurka as the Bad Idea Bears.
John Rensel’s proficient lighting design, Janet G. Powell’s appropriately understated costumes, musical director Sean Michael Flowers’ well balanced six-piece orchestra, and Zach Rosing and Ben Phillippe’s outstanding video design accent this must-see Human Race season finale.
For now “Avenue Q” is where you’ll want to be.

 

“Avenue Q” continues through June 29 at the Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St., Dayton. Performances are June 16 and 23 at 2 p.m., June 11, 18 and 25 at 7 p.m., and June 12-15, 19-22 and 26-29 at 8 p.m. Act One: 70 minutes; Act Two: 45 minutes. Tickets are $41-$45. The production contains adult language/content. For tickets or more information, call Ticket Center Stage at (937) 228-3630 or visit www.ticketcenterstage.com or www.humanracetheatre.org

Filed Under: On Stage Dayton Reviews, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Avenue Q, Human Race Theatre Company

Crash At Savona Spurs Reinvention- The Twisted Root Opens Tuesday

June 9, 2013 By Lisa Grigsby 2 Comments

419057_10151445077586937_1790137366_nIt was about 4pm on Thursday, March 14th  and the staff at Savona were doing their usual pre-shift prep for dinner service, when a car cash crashing through a wall into the dining room.  Chef/Owner Keith Taylor, who was in the back of the restaurant when the accident occurred, said the impact “sounded like a bomb had gone off. I was startled. I went to the front to assess the situation — it looked like the roof had collapsed.”  A collision with a pickup truck sent the car into the building, and the young female driver was shaken up, but injuries to her were minor.  The same could not be said of Savona.  Building inspectors advised that the structural integrity of the restaurant had been compromised and it would be closed until repairs could be made.

Taylor took advantage of the shut down to re-valuate his business and after 5 years he’s retiring Savona.  When the restaurant reopens on Tues, June 11th at 5pm it will be as The Twisted Root restaurant & bar.  Keith says you’ll see a lot of the popular dishes that made regulars out of many of us at 971736_10200902751587429_960849776_nSavona, but also feels this rebirth will give him a wider range with menu’s.  The addition of the talents of  Chef Pete Zorotovic, formerly of Jimmy G’, Tony’s and the Precinct in Cincinnati alongside Sous Chef James Burton, and Taylor in the kitchen promise some truly scrumptious meals in our future.  Can’t wait to see what exciting things they’ll have on the menu! Taylor did mention there will be a chicken and waffles dish, loaded sweet potato hash and a grilled  shrimp cocktail.   The Twisted Root will be open 5-9pm Tues – Thurs and 5-10pm on Friday and Saturday.  Located at 70 S. Main Street, just south of St. Rt 725, reservations are suggested as the eatery only seats about 90.

The Twisted Root will be open 5-9pm Tues – Thurs and 5-10pm on Friday and Saturday.  Located at 70 S. Main Street, just south of St. Rt 725, reservations are suggested as the eatery only seats about 90.
Call (937) 610-9835 for reservations and more info.

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, The Featured Articles Tagged With: James Burton, Keith Taylor, Pete Zorotovic, Savona, The Twisted Root

China Cottage: A Food Adventure Favorite + *GIFT CERTIFICATE CONTEST*

June 6, 2013 By Dayton937 28 Comments

Chef Tiger Wang, Owner of China Cottage

This week, The Big Ragu & Crew grab a Tiger by the tail.  Your humble Food Adventurers have been dining at China Cottage restaurant since it opened in 1987.   Hairstyles and music have changed since then, but China Cottage’s menu has stood the test of time and remained one of our favorites.  Locally owned by Chef Tiger Wang, this popular eatery has four locations including Wilmington Pike in Kettering, State Route 48 in Centerville, Springboro Pike and Trotwood.

How did this Dayton original get its start?  In the mid-eighties, while working as a cook at Keeng Wha restaurant in Kettering, Tiger realized he wanted to start his own eatery.   A couple of years later, he opened China Cottage, with the help of his brother.  Tiger’s style of cooking is from Southern China and he was the first to feature General Tao’s chicken on a Dayton menu.  Three restaurant expansions later, China Cottage is still one of the most popular destinations in Dayton, to get your Chinese fix.

Medallion Scallops: only at China Cottage

So after a quarter of a century, what are some of the little known secrets of China Cottage?  The answer is in the Chef’s Specials section of the menu.  These are original  dishes created by chef Tiger Wang, that you will not find anywhere else.

HERE’s THE SKINNY:

— Elegant dining atmosphere and gourmet dishes with a Southern China influence.

— Like most Chinese places, the best prices here are at lunch time, where you also get a soup choice

— Locally owned for 26 years and still operated by the same chef.

— The Chef’s Specials are the highlight of the menu, with original meals found only at China Cottage.

— Chinese New Year dinners are hosted annually and include some incredible culinary creations within this 10 course meal.  Stay tuned to http://www.chinacottagerestaurant.com for information.

With so many great options, our list of favorites are as long as the Great Wall of China, but here are some highlights….

Fire Cracker Shrimp – an original China Cottage appetizer

MUST EATS:

— Fire Cracker Shrimp – Jumbo shrimp sauteed in a spicy sauce that features cilantro, lime juice, scallions, red pepper flakes and herbs.  It is served with 3 toasts for dipping.  Are you kidding?  Order this and thank us online later.  There is no appetizer like this in Dayton.

— Pot Stickers – Giant, deliciously meaty and perfectly seared.  That is pretty much all you need to know about these magnificent creations and the best pot stickers in the area.

— Hot and Sour Soup – The best in Dayton, hands down.  A spicy mixture of pork, tofu and vegetables make this a peppery soup a great way to wake up your taste buds.

— Medallion Scallops – Large, lightly breaded scallops in a slightly spicy brown sauce that will make your mouth water.  Tiger has a masterpiece with this original dish.

— Golden Calamari – Another signature appetizer from Chef Tiger.  Deep fried calamari, tossed in a ginger, chili pepper and scallion sauce that is beyond tasty.

— Rock Salt Prawns – Don’t like a lot of sauce?  Then this dish is for you.  Shrimp tossed is a dusty, pepper and flour mix with scallions.  The result is a smoky tasting, seared shrimp that was charred at high heats in the wok during frying.

Inside the best Pot Stickers in Dayton

Honorable mention menu items include the one-of-a-kind Creamy Chicken soup, the spicy Mala Pork, and the Happy Family combination of meats, vegetables and seafood served on a sizzling plate.  We would also be amiss if we did not mention the unique Sesame Shrimp dish with a very rich, sinful cream sauce.

All of these wonderful dishes are enhanced by great service, not to mention the fancy, contemporary Asian decor.  China Cottage is a great dining experience, and dare we say romantic place to take that special someone.

The Big Ragu is speaking from experience here, as China Cottage has always been a “go to” place for a great Food Adventure.  Take our advice, try something new and exotic.   Steer away from your standard, tired sweet and sour entrees and go for the menu section that says Chef’s Specials.  Here is another secret.  China Cottage maintains their quality because Chef Tiger splits his time each week between the four locations.  His continuous training of employees and supervision ensure that high quality standards are maintained.  If you have never stopped in China Cottage, give it a shot.  If you you visit this establishment frequently, then you know what we are talking about.   Just like the sign says at the Centerville location, this spot is “One of the Best.”   Chef Tiger, you have definitely earned your stripes as a Miami Valley culinary superstar!

Dayton Most Metro along with Food Adventures are GIVING AWAY A $20 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO CHINA COTTAGE !  To be eligible, you must comment below and fill our the entry form, too  Tell us your favorite China Cottage menu item, or why you deserve the gift certificate.  Winner will be chosen on Monday!

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For more photos and Food Adventure fun, “like” Chef  House, Hungry Jax & The Big Ragu HERE on Facebook !

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Centerville’s Summer Concert Series Kicks Off Sunday

June 6, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

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Terry Lee Goffee

Centerville Arts Commission’s kicks off the FREE Summer Concert Series  this Sunday night with a performance by Terry Lee Goffee, the ultimate Johnny Cash tribute on Sunday, June 9 at 7:00 p.m. at Stubbs Park Amphitheater.

Terry Lee will have you spellbound with its authenticity to the Man In Black. “Hello, I’m Johnny Cash,” is how Terry Lee Goffee, of Wellington, Ohio begins his show. With his look and his sound, he doesn’t just impersonate Johnny Cash, he becomes him. In this two-hour concert, you’ll hear 34 songs including Cash’s classics, “A Boy Named Sue”, “Sunday Morning Coming Down”, “I Walk The Line”, “Ring Of Fire”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and more.  Terry Lee’s Tribute to Johnny Cash has taken him all across the US, Canada, Ireland and the UK.  In 2009 he was selected to provide the moves for the Johnny Cash character in Guitar Hero 5.

Providing over 20 years of free public concerts, the 2013 Summer Concert Series brings talented musicians and performers to the Stubbs Park Amphitheater stage all summer long. As always, admission is free and open to the

cvillepizza.jpgpublic. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets.   If the weather is questionable, call the concert hotline at (937)433-7155 for updates. Centerville Pizza & BBQ operates a concession stand that opens at 6pm.

With fifteen shows scheduled for the summer, music ranges from rock with The Fries Band, Bluegrass  by Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers, as well as big band and country, too.   Click here for 2013 Summer Concert Flyer.  Stubbs Park is located at 225 W. Spring Valley Road, just west of the Centerville Library.

 

 

Filed Under: Dayton Music, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Centerville Arts Commission, Free Conerts, Johnny Cash Tribute, Stubbs Park

New Sculpture & Public Space Downtown To Be Dedicated

June 5, 2013 By Dayton937 Leave a Comment

SONY DSCDowntown Dayton’s newest public space, the Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway, and a work of public art, Fluid Dynamics, will be dedicated at 3:30 p.m. this Friday, June 7.

 

The event will begin at the historical Ambrose Winters memorial fountain in Cooper Park, located along Patterson Boulevard between Second and Third streets, and proceed to the area near Fluid Dynamics, located in the intersection of Fifth Street with St. Clair Street and Patterson Boulevard.

 

Fluid Dynamics artist Jon Barlow Hudson will be on hand, and the Stivers School for the Arts Jazz Quintet will perform. Members of the George A. Pflaum family, which donated the sculpture, also will join the celebration.

 

“The Greater Downtown Dayton Plan, a strategic blueprint for the future of our center city, calls for creating a more attractive and pedestrian-friendly downtown,” said Dr. Michael Ervin, co-chair of the Downtown Dayton Partnership and Greater Downtown Dayton Plan. “The Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway and Fluid Dynamics are perfect examples of how we can achieve that.

 

“The Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway connects such downtown Dayton hotspots as Fifth Third Field and RiverScape MetroPark with a residential neighborhood and the Oregon District, while Fluid Dynamics adds an artistic flair to the downtown streetscape,” Ervin added. “Such efforts are critical to strengthening our downtown, because today, businesses and organizations want to locate where people want to be — and more and more of them want to be in a convenient, active, thriving and authentic downtown.”

 

The Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway project traces the route of the Miami-Erie Canal, an essential piece of Dayton’s commercial and cultural history. The canal route has been a fixture of Dayton’s cityscape for nearly 200 years:  first as a boomtown trade artery (19thcentury), then as a bothersome urban ditch (early 20th century), and later as a busy boulevard passing through a manufacturing and warehouse district (mid 20th century). Largely stripped of its trees and park-like features in the 1950s and ′60s to accommodate automobile traffic and parking, the boulevard gradually began to reclaim its greenery and establish walkability in the 1980s. It partially emerged as a pedestrian-friendly promenade as an extension of the then-new RiverScape MetroPark at the beginning of the 21st century.

 

With the completion of the Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway in early 2013, downtown Dayton residents, workers and visitors now can walk or bike the path of history while enjoying a diversified urban environment with a variety of commercial buildings, housing, recreational attractions, educational and civic institutions, and a growing entertainment district.

 

“The parkway is a reflection of so much of Dayton’s history,” said John Gower, retired Director of Planning and Community Development for the City of Dayton, who envisioned the Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway project during his tenure with the City. “Most importantly, it connects some of Dayton’s greatest assets today and is a showplace for the exciting 21st century community that is emerging.”

 

The Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission funded the $2 million Patterson Boulevard Canal Parkway project, which includes new landscaping and streetscaping, as well as pylons that include wayfinding and historical information. Fluid Dynamics was funded by a private donation.

 

“Our family wanted to donate a piece of public art in honor of the three George A. Pflaums who ran our family’s downtown Dayton-based publishing company during three successive generations from 1885 to 1970,” said William Pflaum. “Our hope is this also will spur newfound interest in public art downtown.”

Filed Under: Downtown Dayton, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Fluid Dynamics, Jon Barlow Hudson, Ohio Cultural Facilities Commission

Summer Beauty In a Snap!

June 3, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro 2 Comments

summer-proof-your-makeup-largeCute dress….. check. Sandals…check. Ponytail…check.  Sweaty face and makeup……..a big mess! It’s summer, it’s hot and the last thing you want to be worrying about is how your makeup looks. Summer makeup doesn’t have to be an overly complicated list of products. Here are seven easy steps to get you on your way and looking flawless.

1. Moisturize. Moisturize. Moisturize.
This is the first and most important step. The summer heat can take your beautiful skin and turn into a nightmare. Applying moisturizer on your face and body will create hydrated youthful looking skin and can even extend the life of your tan. The goal is to keep the face looking and feeling soft this will also make applying your foundation much easier. I personally use Clinique moisture surge gel in the summer. I like to put mine in the fridge and create a nice cooling moisture mask. Depending on your skin will determine which product will work best for you. Now if you are heading to the pool of beach skip the moisturizer and use an SPF of at least 30 and apply often.woman-moisturizing

2. Concealer 

No matter how restful our sleep was we all have those lovely dark spots under the eyes. Dab some concealer a shade lighter than your skin tone under the eyes and around the nose creases. If you have serious dark circles I recommend concealer and also Dior Skinflash on top of that. This product is a miracle worker on those days when regular coverage just won’t do.

3. Foundation

Depending on the coverage you need I prefer a tinted moisturizer or a BB cream in the summer. Stila Illuminating tinted moisturizer is great and also Physicians Formula BB cream. For those of you who need more coverage be sure and follow step one for an easier application.

4. Rosy Cheeks

Nothing says summer like those perfect pink cheeks from being outside by the pool. This is simple to recreate using Benefit’s
Dandelion blush. It is the perfect shade of pink that you can layer to the desired color and a bonus is that you can use it as a shadow!

5. Eyeshadow

Eyes are tricky in the summer. The last thing you want is mascara running down your face. First start with a primer on your lids such as Urban Decay. From there use shades that are natural for your skin tone. This is a daytime look so no need to get crazy with colors. Neutrals, pinks and gold tones work best. I cannot live without my Naked Palette it has every perfect neutral for day and night. Once you have decided on the color you can either use as all over shade or layer a few to create some color dimension. Just beware of anything too glittery on Perfect-Beach-Makeuphot days. There is nothing worse than the under eye glitter mess.

6. Mascara and Liner

To line or not to line? This is a personal preference and here is my thought. I love the look of unlined eyes with really great lashes. It looks so natural and soft. On the other hand I know many of you can’t fathom the thought of not having liner so go with a liquid. Liquid wears better than pencil and is less likely to run. There are also plenty of waterproof pencils if you prefer them. Now finish your eyes with a couple coats of mascara. My favorite waterproof is Dior Show.

7. Lips

Lips need SPF as well and many lip balms have it included. I love the Revlon lipstain pencils. There are two ways you can do the lips. Keep the eyes super natural and then add a punch of coral on the lips or play up your eyes and use a neutral gloss. There are so many fun lip colors for summer that I like to give my eyes a break sometimes.  Don’t be afraid to try lip color. I know it seems like a lot when you aren’t used to it but played right it can be stunning and perfect for summer!

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles

New Orleans Music Series Coming To Canal Street Tavern

June 1, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro Leave a Comment

220px-PaulSanchez2008Yeah You Right Music, Inc., along with the Abita Brewing Company is proud to announce their upcoming concert series, NOLA Summer in Dayton.  All concerts in the series will be hosted by Canal Street Tavern, a venerated music venue in downtown Dayton and home to great music over the past 30+ years.  Other series sponsors include:  TASK Hospitality Group/Rue Dumaine and Dayton Most Metro.

The three concert NOLA Summer in Dayton series will begin on Wednesday, July 10 with a return appearance by Paul Sanchez with special guest Davis Rogan.  Paul and Davis are two of the best singer/songwriters in New Orleans, and both have had integral roles in the HBO series, Treme.

Thursday, July 18 brings Soul Project NOLA  in a return visit to Dayton, and first trip to Canal Street Tavern.  Jon Cristian Duque (guitar/vocals) and the myriad incarnations of the band have continued to contribute to the tradition of great New Orleans music bringing their own take on the jazz, funk, blues and soul of the Crescent City.

Closing out the NOLA Summer in Dayton series on Friday, August 16 will be a return visit by Davis Roganroganjpgjpg-a73692b744fb87c6 along with his long-time band.  Along with Davis’ take on life, you’ll be treated to  a great night of stories and songs that you’ll remember long after the end of the evening.

Tom Perlic, President of Yeah You Right Music, Inc. stated, “I’m thrilled to bring all of these wonderful NOLA musicians back to Dayton, and especially excited to partner with Canal Street Tavern for all of the shows.  Abita Brewing Company is a great addition as a sponsor, too, and we’ll be highlighting some great Abita beers for each of the concerts.”

Tickets are available on-line through www.yeahyourightmusic.com, and are $12 in advance, $20 for reserved seating, and $15 for purchase on the day of each show.  Each show will start at 8pm.  Purchase tickets for all 3 shows at once for extra savings.  You may also purchase tickets at   Canal Street Tavern, Rue Dumaine Restaurant, Omega Records, and Fifth Street Wine and Deli.

Yeah You Right Music, Inc. was incorporated in 2011 in Dayton to “Bring the best of New Orleans to YOUR town!“ Our goal is to bring great New Orleans/Louisiana (NOLA) artists to Dayton and the Midwest and create new markets for those artists while building audiences for these talented NOLA musicians throughout the region. 

Filed Under: Dayton Music, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Canal Street Tavern, Davis Rogan, Paul Sanchez, Soul Project NOLA, Yeah You Right Music

NATIONAL BUSINESS ETIQUETTE WEEK, JUNE 2 – 8, 2013

May 31, 2013 By Leah Hawthorn Leave a Comment

123rf-Etiquette-300x195Protocol and etiquette are no longer relegated to the international diplomatic community.  Knowledge of business protocol & etiquette is necessary for anyone engaged in local or global business and exchange.  We must be an enjoy for the firm we represent, equipped with knowledge and understanding of business and social customs of the person with whom we are negotiating.  It is this know-how that will bring success.

TOP TEN BUSINESS ETIQUETTE TIPS

1.  Enter a room with confidence and authority.  You are in the spotlight.  Use it to your advantage.  Entering a room and quickly heading for the food or drink station is counterproductive.  Never suh into a room.  This allows you to see key people that you would like to meet and network with.

2.  Stand tall and keep great posture while networking.  If you slouch, or have bad posture, you look like you don’t really want to be there and you also look tired.  The correct posture will give you one inch in height and will lose you 10 pounds.

3.  Smile.  The first thing you should do while you enter a room, shake someone’s hand and small talk, is smile.  No one wants to talk to someone that looks uninviting.

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4.  Know what appropriate and inappropriate eye contact is for business.  In the U.S., direct eye contact is a sign of trust and confidence, and is a must while networking.  If you are doing business with other countries and cultures, research the eye contact in that country.  Some countries expect more eye contact than we do in the U.S. and some expect much less.

5.  Always give a firm handshake.  Make sure you give a smile and great eye contact while shaking somneone’s hand.  If doing business in the international arena, it is said that the American handshake toned down just a bit is worldwide and acceptable.

6.  Properly introduce yourself.  “Hello, my name is Brian Smith.  I am the new Manager for Time Travel Agency”.  Always say your name and who you are representing.

7.  Know what is acceptable and unacceptable to talk about in the business arena.  Stay away from politics and religion.  Small talk is an art and it takes practice.  Remember, if you are meeting someone for the first time, and they are not your best friend, knowing who you voted for and what religion you are might change the way they think of you.  It’s only human.

8.  Accept someone’s business card with respect.  Make sure you look at it before putting it in a respectable place.  Hand the business card face forward so the person you’re networking with doesn’t have to turn it around.  Always carry a business card holder or keep your cards in the side pocket of your jacket, easy to access.

9.  Cell phone’s should be turned off or on vibrate.  If you need to take a call, excuse yourself and step outside.

10.  Last, but not least, focus on the other person you are networking with.  There is nothing worse than to network with someone you don’t know and they have told you their life story and don’t ask you who you are or who you are with.  Make sure you take the time to let the other person sepak.  Let them know you care about what they have to say as well.  Ask them what company they are with and how they got started in their business.

True succcess isn’t attained by only taking the easy path; it’s achieved by walking through rough and bumpy terrain, even it it gets a litt painful and scary.

Filed Under: Getting The Edge on Etiquette, The Featured Articles Tagged With: ABI, advanced business image & etiquette, Etiquette, Leah Hawthorn, Protocol

Mystery Tour Shows the Magic of Dayton

May 30, 2013 By Megan Cooper Leave a Comment

There are plenty of hidden gems around the Dayton community. Good Samaritan Hospital is inviting the community to enjoy the sunshine and explore the region in an interactive road rally/scavenger hunt to benefit the hospital’s cancer patients and programs.

On June 15, 2013, the GR8 N D8N Mystery Tour will begin at Good Samaritan Hospital at 8 am and travel throughout the Greater Dayton area, ending in the early afternoon with an “End of the Road” picnic and awards ceremony back at Good Samaritan Hospital.

Teams will use their personal cars to follow clues, solve puzzles, perform challenges and collect answers to a set of questions. Each team must earn points for accuracy and creativity to win! Prizes will be awarded for highest score, best team costumes, best antique vehicle, and best luxury vehicle. There will also be a few surprise awards.

It’s a great opportunity for city dwellers to appreciate the area and suburbanites to learn more about the city. Volunteer opportunities also available.

Cost: $50 for a two person team, $25 for each additional team member.

To register or learn more, visit  http://gr8nd8nmysterytour.com

 

Filed Under: Community, The Featured Articles Tagged With: Good Samaritan Hospital, Scavenger Hunt

Coming Up in Dayton Theatre 5/31 – 5/9

May 30, 2013 By Sarah Caplan Leave a Comment

Ah, late spring! A time for backyard barbeques, long porch-sitting evenings and … exciting end-of-season theatre. There are a lot of really great things coming up to finish off this (theatrical) year with a bang.

 

One Night Only

Turn It Up!

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The Victoria Theatre

The Skinny: This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Dayton Gay Men’s Chorus and to celebrate that, they’re bringing us Turn It Up, a retrospective of the best of their last decade of music. This evening is bound to set your toes a’tapping and leave you with a smile, and a song, on your lips.

Date: Saturday, 6/1

Tickets: Please visit the Victoria Theatre Association website at www.ticketcenterstage.com

Closing This Weekend

The Pillowman

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The Skinny: The Pillowman centers on a writer in an unnamed totalitarian state who is being interrogated about the gruesome content of his short stories and their similarities to a series of child murders.

Dates: Closing on Sunday, 6/2

Tickets: Please visit the Dayton Theatre Guild website at www.daytontheatreguild.org

Midweek Opening!

Dreamgirls

8522037864257010392The Schuster Center

The Skinny: It ain’t easy getting to the top, and Dreamgirls, the story of a 3-woman group (think “The Supremes” and their meteoric rise) typifies that. You will laugh, you will smile and if you don’t cry during the heartwrenching torch song “And I Am Telling You (I’m Not Going),” then I just don’t know what to say!

Dates: Opening Tuesday 6/4 and running through Sunday 6/9.

Tickets: Visit the Victoria Theatre Association website at www.ticketcenterstage.com

Opening This Weekend!

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum

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The Skinny: Something familiar, something peculiar. Something for everyone! A comedy tonight! Come see the Dayton Playhouse take on one of Stephen Sondheim’s funniest and best loved pieces. A farcical love story taking place in a fictionalized idea of Ancient Rome.

Dates: Opening Friday, 5/31 and closing Sunday 6/16.

Tickets: Please visit the Dayton Playhouse website at www.daytonplayhouse.com

Currently In Production!

The Sound Of Music

lac_sound-of-music-300x211La Comedia Dinner Theatre

The Skinny: A little known boutique musical about a would-be nun who battles Nazis. But seriously, folks – this is the well-loved classic, a perennial crowd pleaser. Join The Captain, Maria and all 7 children as they sing, dance and, eventually, cross the Alps.

Dates: Running through 6/30.

Tickets: Please visit the La Comedia website at www.lacomedia.com

Filed Under: On Stage Dayton Previews, The Featured Articles Tagged With: A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Dreamgirls, The Pillowman, The Sound Of Music, Turn It Up!

Dayton Bike Share: More Than an Idea

May 29, 2013 By Dayton Most Metro 1 Comment

Murphy says, “We wanted to answer the question of whether the Dayton region was
ready for bike sharing.
What we found from our research is that the answer is yes.”

With bronze-level recognition from the League of American Bicyclists already in hand, Bike Miami Valley has their eye on the prize of making Dayton one of the most bike-friendly cities around. What’s exciting is that they’re taking the steps needed to make it more than a good idea.

This Friday at an afternoon session of the Miami Valley Cycling Summit, Scott Murphy – one of the volunteers leading the bike share effort – will present the results of an in-depth feasibility study that 1) surveyed citizen interest and 2) examined regional data to determine if the region could sustain a bike share.

The more obvious of the two questions is that our community is excited by a bike share. Bike Miami Valley’s survey demonstrated that there is strong support among local young professionals for the concept (98%) and high interest in using the system (74%). This writer’s first guess was that it was mostly current cyclists answering (of course they want it), but the survey reached out into a much wider community. Over 54% of survey respondents don’t currently use a bike for transportation (and an additional 30% only use a bike “sometimes”).  What would they think about a bike share? When broken out to the current non-riders – 80% support a bike share and over 50% are likely to use it. The survey went into a lot more detail – where would you ride, what kind of trips would be appropriate for bike share, when are you likely to ride, etc. This data was used to better determine how a bike share in Dayton would look and will be featured as part of the Cycling Summit presentation.

So – the people want to ride. But wanting something (see previous stories on grocery stores, music halls, etc) doesn’t mean that downtown has the infrastructure to support it.

Or does it?

Yes, it does.

Part two of the feasibility study focuses on the current infrastructure, population density, retail density, and other important factors that demonstrate bike share readiness. Note– current state of being. Bike Miami Valley doesn’t argue that if a few more shops come downtown or if more people move in, we could handle it. Downtown Dayton is ready now.

The team analyzed a two-county region to see where the ideal bike share area may be. They considered population, shopping, restaurants/bars, tourist attractions, topography, and many other factors to see where the greatest critical mass for bike share exists. The bike share demand analysis found a four square mile area around downtown Dayton that’s ideal (north to Dayton Art Institute, west to Wright-Dunbar, east to St. Anne’s Hill, south to University of Dayton). This area includes a high population density and retail, an abundance of university students, current bike lanes, trails and infrastructure, connections to the RTA bus system and a relatively flat topography.

In addition to looking at the factors that would make Dayton successful, they ran the same analysis against other cities that already have bike shares (San Antonio, TX, Boulder, CO, Chattanooga, TN and others). How does Dayton stack up? We’re equal (and in some cases higher) on most of the factors linked to successful bike shares around the country.  “We were surprised to learn that our bike share demand is actually higher in Dayton than in other cities that have sustained bike sharing,” says Andy Williamson, another Bike Miami Valley volunteer who helped lead the effort.

So – the people want it and the region can sustain it. But Bike Miami Valley isn’t done yet.

“For cities that have started bike shares, the first step is always addressing the feasibility,” says Murphy.  Next steps include conversations with community stakeholders to share the results and to collaborate on a business plan analysis to finalize the station locations, choose an operational model, and identify sources of funds. The feasibility study includes an proposed analysis from the team’s work applying industry standards to size the bike share network, identify possible station locations, and estimate the capital and operational costs.

Although membership will help to sustain the bike share, many cities have secured federal grants to partially fund the start-up and operations costs and sponsorships and advertising are an easy fit. The Bike Miami Valley team proposes a model where riders join with a daily, monthly and yearly membership with the swipe of a credit card at any of the bike stations. Members can take unlimited 30-minutes rides around the service area with no additional usage fees. Revenue estimates show the transportation system could approach self-sustainment from user fares as early as five years after the launch.  “Bike sharing has already proven to be more self-sustaining than other forms of public transit,” says Williamson. “Fare revenue covers a much greater percentage of the annual operating cost than the national average for rail or bus transportation.”

It’s a good idea, and with this volunteer team it’s a lot more than that.

Get all the details (and see the data, charts, maps, etc) when they unveil the feasibility study results at the Cycling Summit this Friday.

Filed Under: Cycling, The Featured Articles Tagged With: bike miami valley, miami valley cycling summit

Your Chance at an EXCLUSIVE, One-of-a-Kind Food Adventure Event at Jimmies Ladder 11

May 28, 2013 By Dayton937 Leave a Comment

It is time to turn up the heat at Jimmie’s Ladder 11.  The summer months can be scorchers, and SATURDAY July 13th promises to be a hot time at the old firehouse.  There are limited spots available for this private pre-pay event, and tickets go on sale TODAY.

Jimmie and the Ladder 11 family  have put together a one night only, 5 course menu tasting meal that hits on the essence of this great locally owned eatery.  The first 4 courses will be paired with beer samplings.  The final course, will feature an unveiling of  an old classic!  Jimmie’s is bringing back the Upper Krust Cheesecake for dessert!!  This is the original recipe used for years when Jimmie managed the Upper Krust in Dayton.

Not only do you get all this, you get to light up the night with other foodies including The Big Ragu !   There will be door prizes, giveaways, and after dinner music entertainment.  Don’t miss this great deal on some great food.  Never been to Jimmies Ladder 11?  Then this is your chance to see if where there’s smoke, there is fire!  Are you a Jimmies Ladder 11 fan?   Then you wont want to miss this spectacular one of a kind, menu event!

PLEASE NOTE:  THE EVENT IS PRE-PAY ONLY, no tickets will be sold at the door.

WE ARE SELLING A LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS TO THIS EVENT.  CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR TICKETS !

 

WHAT:  An EXCLUSIVE FOOD ADVENTURE Event brought to you by DaytonMostMetro.com and Dayton Dining

WHERE: JIMMIE’s LADDER 11 Restaurant: Private Event to be held in the upstairs Party Loft area at 936 Brown St., Dayton, Ohio

 

WHY:  A chance for you sample 5 courses of food selected specifically by Jimmie that characterize his menu

WHEN:  Saturday, July 13th at 7pm

COST:  $30 per person, this includes gratuity!  What a deal!  Tickets will include 5 course dinner, 4 beer pairings, an acoustic/band after party with happy hour drink pricing for attendees.  Tickets are only available online at DaytonMostMetro.com by clicking HERE.  Limited spaces available, so don’t miss out !!

Filed Under: Dayton Dining, Food Adventures, The Featured Articles Tagged With: 936 brown, Beer, Big Ragu, course, Dayton, DaytonDining, exclusive, Fire, Food Adventure, Food Adventures, Jimmies, Ladder 11, menu sampling, menu tasting, pairings, Party, special event, Upper Krust

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Summer Reading Challenge Kick-Off

June 2 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Summer Reading Challenge Kick-Off

Celebrate the start of Summer Reading Challenge with drop-in craft and activity stations to discover around the Library! Sign up...

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

What the Taco?!

June 2 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

What the Taco?!

Chipotle Chicken Taco GRILLED CHICKEN, SHREDDED LETTUCE, PICO DE GALLO, CILANTRO SOUR CREAM & MONTEREY JACK $10.00 Ground Beef Taco...

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Mommy and Me Yoga

June 2 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Mommy and Me Yoga

You asked for it, and here it is- EVENING Mommy and Me Yoga at The Well! https://bit.ly/mommyandmeyogathewell But it's not...

$18
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Yoga

June 2 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Yoga

Achieve your fitness goals while embracing the beauty of Riverfront Park and the great outdoors! Join us at Ginko Stage,...

$5
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Recurring

Community Fitness Bootcamp

June 2 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Recurring

Community Fitness Bootcamp

Join The Unit for an exciting bootcamp workout that will take you through RiverScape in a whole new way. Whether...

Free
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Hops & Hymns!

June 2 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Hops & Hymns!

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Bellbrook Brewing Company for Hops & Hymns! Experience the uplifting sounds of...

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Recurring

Monday Trivia Night

June 2 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Recurring

Monday Trivia Night

Got a case of the Mondays?  Come in and enjoy a night of trivia, good food, drinks, and company. Join...

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Recurring

Chess Club!

June 2 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Recurring

Chess Club!

The club is open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players.

Free
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Q+ Card Supports Area LGBTQ+ Youth Center

June 3 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Q+ Card Supports Area LGBTQ+ Youth Center

Q+ Youth Center in Dayton is run by a group of volunteers dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive space...

12:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Schmidt’s Sausage Truck

June 3 @ 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Schmidt’s Sausage Truck

2:30 pm - 9:30 pm Recurring

Bargain Tuesday: $6.50 Movie Day

June 3 @ 2:30 pm - 9:30 pm Recurring

Bargain Tuesday: $6.50 Movie Day

Tuesday at the Neon in Downtown Dayton movies are just $6.50

$6.50
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Cloud Park Food Truck Rally

June 3 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Cloud Park Food Truck Rally

Get ready for a delicious summer in Huber Heights! Join us every other Tuesday starting May 6th through September 9th...

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

The Little Exchange Summer Kickoff Party!

June 3 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

The Little Exchange Summer Kickoff Party!

Join us for an evening of summer fun, food, and shopping on Park Avenue at The Little Exchange Summer Kickoff...

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Yoga for You with YaYa Yoga

June 3 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Yoga for You with YaYa Yoga

Basic Yoga Class-Yaya Yoga is a space where community, self-care, and personal growth come together through the practice and principles...

6:30 pm

Summer In The Valley Wine Dinner

June 3 @ 6:30 pm

Summer In The Valley Wine Dinner

There’s nothing quite like the magic of a summer evening in Napa or Sonoma Valley the golden light, rolling vineyards,...

$60
7:00 pm

Music Bingo

June 3 @ 7:00 pm

Music Bingo

Come out for a great night of Music Trivia with Dayton Pub Fun every Tuesday at Wing's Beavercreek!

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5:00 am - 9:00 pm

Free Wednesdays in June at the YMCA!

June 4 @ 5:00 am - 9:00 pm

Free Wednesdays in June at the YMCA!

🎉 Free Wednesdays in June at the YMCA! 🎉 No membership? No problem! Every Wednesday in June, you're invited to...

Free
9:00 am - 11:00 am

New Sheetz Grand Opening

June 4 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am

New Sheetz Grand Opening

Join us Wednesday, June 4th for the grand opening celebration of Store #888! We will cut the ribbon for our...

9:45 am - 3:00 pm Recurring

ILLYS Fire Pizza

June 4 @ 9:45 am - 3:00 pm Recurring

ILLYS Fire Pizza

We are a mobile wood fired pizza company that specialize in turkey products such as Turkey pepperoni, Italian Turkey sausage,...

10:00 am - 1:00 pm Recurring

Fairborn Farmers Market

June 4 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Recurring

Fairborn Farmers Market

The Fairborn Farmers Market was established with the intent to provide the Fairborn community access to fresh and wholesome products...

Free
11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Freakin Ricans Food Truck

June 4 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Freakin Ricans Food Truck

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Dementia Support with Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County

June 4 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Dementia Support with Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County

Dayton Metro Library is proud to host Public Health- Dayton & Montgomery County. Dementia Support is a specialized class designed...

5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

What the Taco?!

June 4 @ 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

What the Taco?!

Chipotle Chicken Taco GRILLED CHICKEN, SHREDDED LETTUCE, PICO DE GALLO, CILANTRO SOUR CREAM & MONTEREY JACK $10.00 Ground Beef Taco...

5:30 pm - 8:00 pm

The Lumpia Queen

June 4 @ 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm

The Lumpia Queen

1 Lumpia Crispy Filipino Spring Rolls Perfectly hand rolled and served with Sweet Chili Sauce. Choice of ... $2.50 3...

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4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Lebanon Farmers Market

June 5 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Lebanon Farmers Market

The Lebanon Farmers Market is open 4 pm to 7 pm every Thursday mid-May through mid-October.  We are located in...

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Thursday Night Wine Tastings at Meridien

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Thursday Night Wine Tastings at Meridien

Our reps choose a handful of great wines every week for tasting.  Purchase individual tastes or a flight.  If you...

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Grapes & Groves

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Recurring

Grapes & Groves

Join us every Thursday to Taste Wine at your own pace. Each Thursday we will have one of our highly...

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

RIP RAP FARMERS MARKET

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

RIP RAP FARMERS MARKET

We already have quite a few vendors who have said they will be there (keep reading to see some of...

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Rolling Easy

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Recurring

Rolling Easy

Mobile food trailer w/ freshly made street food: crispy wonton rolls filled with fresh ingredients, prime rib sliders, grilled cheese...

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

What The Taco?!

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

What The Taco?!

Chipotle Chicken Taco GRILLED CHICKEN, SHREDDED LETTUCE, PICO DE GALLO, CILANTRO SOUR CREAM & MONTEREY JACK $10.00 Ground Beef Taco...

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

First Thursdays Street Fair

June 5 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

First Thursdays Street Fair

We’re kicking off our summer events this Thursday, June 5, with the First Thursdays Street Fair—a great way to start...

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Sand Art Air Plant Terrarium Workshop

June 5 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Sand Art Air Plant Terrarium Workshop

Get creative and bring nature into your space with our Sand Art Air Plant Terrarium workshop! In this hands-on session,...

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10:30 am - 1:30 pm

ShowDogs HotDogs

June 6 @ 10:30 am - 1:30 pm

ShowDogs HotDogs

American Choice of Relish, Onion, Mustard and Ketchup $4.00 The German Kraut, Onions, Mustard $5.00 Memphis Bacon, BBQ Sauce, Cheese,...

11:30 am - 5:00 pm

Generation Dayton Day 2025

June 6 @ 11:30 am - 5:00 pm

Generation Dayton Day 2025

Join the Dayton region's largest service outing for early career professionals to "Get Out & Give Back." Each year, Generation...

12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Recurring

Sisters: A Cyanotype Series by Suzi Hyden

June 6 @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Recurring

Sisters: A Cyanotype Series by Suzi Hyden

The Dayton Society of Artists is pleased to present Sisters, a cyanotype series by our member Suzi Hyden. This show...

Free
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Recurring

PEACE TALKS: DSA’s Spring Juried Exhibition

June 6 @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Recurring

PEACE TALKS: DSA’s Spring Juried Exhibition

The Dayton Society of Artists (DSA) proudly presents PEACE TALKS, our annual spring juried exhibition. This timely exhibition reflects on Dayton’s...

Free
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Xenia Food Truck Rally

June 6 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Xenia Food Truck Rally

4:00 pm - 10:00 pm Recurring

Cruise In at the Roadhouse

June 6 @ 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm Recurring

Cruise In at the Roadhouse

Cruise In at the Roadhouse is taking place at Rip Rap Roadhouse, which is located at 6024 Rip Rap Rd. in Huber Heights....

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

First Friday at the Dayton Arcade

June 6 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

First Friday at the Dayton Arcade

Join us this First Friday at the Dayton Arcade for an evening of local art, music, and community vibes! The...

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

First Friday Art Hop at Art Encounters

June 6 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

First Friday Art Hop at Art Encounters

Looking for something fun and inspiring to do in the city?Have an empty wall that could use a little art...

Free
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8:00 am - 11:00 am

Dayton Cars and Coffee

June 7 @ 8:00 am - 11:00 am

Dayton Cars and Coffee

A community of car enthusiasts and gearheads across the midwest that love to make real connections over a good cup...

Free
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Recurring

Yellow Springs Farmers Market

June 7 @ 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Recurring

Yellow Springs Farmers Market

For over 20 years this market has been made up of a hardworking group of men, women and children, dedicated...

8:30 am - 11:30 am

Kettering Summer Flea Market

June 7 @ 8:30 am - 11:30 am

Kettering Summer Flea Market

The parking lots around the Lathrem Senior Center and Adventure Reef Waterpark will be transformed into a lively outdoor market...

FREE
8:30 am - 12:00 pm Recurring

Downtown Franklin Farmers Market

June 7 @ 8:30 am - 12:00 pm Recurring

Downtown Franklin Farmers Market

Join us every Saturday through Sept 13, 8.30 a.m. - 12 p.m. for local products including fresh produce, honey/jams, and...

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Oakwood Farmers Market

June 7 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Oakwood Farmers Market

The 2025 Oakwood Farmers’ Market will be held Saturdays, June 7th thru October 11th, from 9 am until 12pm. The...

9:00 am - 1:00 pm Recurring

Greene County Farmers Market

June 7 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Recurring

Greene County Farmers Market

The outdoor Farmers Market on Indian Ripple Rd. in Beavercreek runs Saturdays, 9-1 even during the winter months. Check out...

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Recurring

Ralph’s Mystery Food Truck

June 7 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Recurring

Ralph’s Mystery Food Truck

Ralph’s Corn Dog A traditional corn dog but with Ralph’s from scratch batter recipe. Available gluten free upon re... $6.00...

10:00 am - 11:00 am Recurring

Sculpt with Speakeasy

June 7 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am Recurring

Sculpt with Speakeasy

Sculpt is a low-impact, high-intensity full body workout that combines elements of barre, pilates, and various body weight exercises. Each...

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8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Jewish Cultural Festival

June 8 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Jewish Cultural Festival

Temple Israel’s Jewish Cultural Festival, set for Sunday, June 8, 2025 from 11:00AM – 6:00PM opens the door to Judaism...

Free
9:00 am - 11:00 am

Running with Pride

June 8 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Running with Pride

We’re celebrating 10 Years of Running with Pride! We are incredibly thankful for our wonderful sponsors! This milestone reflects the...

10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Make A Stained Glass Garden Stake

June 8 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Make A Stained Glass Garden Stake

Pick Your Project: Bunny, Cross, or Succulent Sunday, June 8, 10:00-1:00 OR 2:00-5:00 Yellow Cab Tavern: 700 East 4th Street,...

$75
10:00 am - 2:00 pm Recurring

The Grazing Ground Market

June 8 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Recurring

The Grazing Ground Market

Welcome to The Grazing Ground Market, your local destination for farm-fresh eggs, seasonal produce, and handcrafted items. We take pride...

10:00 am - 6:00 pm Recurring

Ohio Valley Indigenous Music Festival

June 8 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Recurring

Ohio Valley Indigenous Music Festival

Join us for a weekend of world class award winning music featuring the Native American flute. This year's performers include...

Free
11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Rally for Relief – a PTSD Awareness Food Truck Rally & Fundraiser

June 8 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Rally for Relief – a PTSD Awareness Food Truck Rally & Fundraiser

Come to the VFW Post Sunday, June 8th from 1 to 4 pm for our Rally for Relief - a...

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Bourbon on the Street

June 8 @ 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Bourbon on the Street

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Mozzarella & Mimosas

June 8 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Mozzarella & Mimosas

$30
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