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Memorial Day and It’s Great in Dayton

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“News” In Dayton
Check out the 15+ artists in the ARTerygallery at Front Street. They redirect their focus and energy into creating new art helping create a sense of calm and peace.
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End of an Era. Sandy Mendelson, the unofficial mayor of Dayton, retiring after 55 years.
They send $10 to your favorite restaurant.
 “Dayton’s Darkest Summer: The Rise from Tragedy.” This follows both the Memorial Day tornadoes and the Oregon District mass shooting.
This 17 minute YouTube is all about us
DAYS IN DAYTON
THURSDAY
We are going through a profoundly traumatic time. Our habitual ways of living are being disrupted which triggers a lot of stress and fear. Meeting Trauma With Presence is a free 1-hour Zoom gathering on Thursday at noon.
SATURDAY
The corner of East Dixon Avenue and Shafor Boulevard in Oakwood has become a concert venue for the neighborhood “quarantet” known as Six Feet Apart. The audience has grown steadily. The band plans to keep on playing for ever. It’s on Saturday, 2pm, weather permitting and it may include a bag-piper!

T-shirt to Support Local Restaurants

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[email protected] has created T-shirt options to choose from that are priced at $20 each with half of the cost of each shirt sold given to a restaurant that you designate to support.
Supporting Dayton…one T-shirt at a time.

T-shirts are $20 and $10.00 from the sale of each shirt goes to the restaurant of your choice!

During checkout, you will be asked to choose from the list below or enter another restaurant you love!

416 Diner, Bar Granada, Basil’s on Market, Blind Bob’s, Brixx Ice Co., Canal Street Arcade & Deli, Coco’s Bistro, Corner Kitchen, Dublin Pub, Fifth Street Brewpub, Glasz Blue Oven, Jay’s Seafood, Lock 27 Brewing, Lucky’s Taproom, Mamma DiSalvo’s, Meadowlark Restaurant, Mudlick’s Tap House, Oakwood Club, Old Scratch Pizza & Beer, Oregon Express, Pine Club, Roost Modern Italian, Salar Restaurant, Smokin’ Bar-B-Que, South Park Tavern, Table 33, Taqueria Mixteca, Texas Beef & Cattle Co., Thai 9, The Trolley Stop, Troll Pub, Wheat Penny Oven & Bar

 

ORDERS WILL BE PROCESSED 1 WEEK AFTER STAY AT HOME ORDER IS LIFTED!

CLICK TO SUPPORT!

Charlie Campbell’s It’s Great In Dayton

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

The News from Charlie Campbell

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Hello February and It’s Great In Dayton!  Please enjoy the latest from Charlie Campbell!

 

 
Pure Healthcare provides unique adaptable healthcare to patients living with chronic illness. They are at 2200 Miami Valley Drive, Centerville and have open houses on Tuesday, 4 to 7pm and Saturday, 11am to 2pm.
Lev Golinkin and his memoir, A Backpack, A Bear, And Eight Crates of Vodka is a compelling true story of two intertwined journeys: a Jewish refugee family fleeing persecution and a young man seeking to reclaim a shattered past. His book is the vivid, darkly comic, and poignant story of a young boy in the confusing and often chilling final decade of the Soviet Union. The event is at the DAI on Wednesday, 7 to 9pm.
Skeleton Dust has local experimental musician Rusty Skelding (Noisteria Emission) kick off the series with a night of noise and experimental music. Thursday, 7 to 9pm.
Come and explore beautiful artwork created by local artists! This is “an art affair” organized by the Tipp City Arts Counci at the Zion Lutheran Church 14 W Walnut Street Tipp City on Saturday 10am to 4pm.
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Art at the Trace. The Centerville Arts Commission organizes the event to feature hundreds of works of fine art including photography painting sculpture and jewelry. Everything on display is available for purchase. This is at Yankee Trace Saturday 6:30 to 8:30pm.
“News” In Dayton
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Body Garage is a regenerative bio-boutique that restores health and vitality by removing trauma from the body. It’s here where the ancient healing modalities of the past are paired with rare, life-changing pieces of cutting-edge technology.
Blue Ox Axe Throwing has signed a lease to occupy 4600 square feet on the ground floor of 804 E. Monument Avenue.
Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting. In a NYC hotel room in the spring of 1947 Branch Rickey owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers meets with four prominent African-Americans to discuss breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball. He wants support from their community to help with the controversy he knows will ensue. Jackie Robinson Joe Louis Paul Robeson and Bill Robinson aka Mr. Bojangles attend the meeting – but it isn’t an easy fix. Dayton Theatre Guild now to February 9.
Register for Ecocamp Today! Give the gift of adventure to a child in your life!
For more information about upcoming concerts and ticket information visit mvcconcert.org
Saturday Discovery Classesmeet every Saturday for 8 weeks from Feb. 1 to March 21 at the PNC Arts Annex. – Winter Session.
Gem City Vet is looking for a Veterinarian. The goal is to help Dayton become a no-kill community by making veterinary services more accessible to everyone.
Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park will be hosting a creative thinkers workshop for high school students in June. The application deadline is March 31st.
(It’s not the real ones but it’s a show!)
This was my favorite

Charlie Campbell’s It’s Great In Dayton Nov 11th Edition

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A new play is based on letters sent home by soldiers beginning from the American Revolution and leading up to Iraq and Afghanistan. It’s a look at war and its effect on the people serving and their families at home. This is at The Loft on Monday, 11/11, at 7pm.
Think Tank is proud to bring UPSTREAMfor the first time. UPSTREAM invites participants to hear stories from The Change Leaders Alliance. This is a network of individuals with lived experience in poverty, addiction, or incarceration that have come together to use their experiences to impact positive change in our community. At the DAI, Tuesday, 6pm.
Wright State Physicians has a free weight loss surgery education seminar at Miami Valley Hospital South, Cancer Center, Conference Room B (2400 Miami Valley Drive, Centerville) on Tuesday from 6 to 7pm.
Blue Note artists – Kandace Springs, James Francies, and the James Carter Organ Trio – are on a U.S. tour in celebration of the 80th Anniversary of Blue Note Records. Each artist will perform a set of their own music followed by a finale with all coming together to perform a classic Blue Note tune. At the Victoria Theatre, Tuesday, 7:30pm.
El Meson Host Pintxos Party featuring highlights from their recent travel to Spain and Portugal.
Wednesday, 6:30pm.
These tourists are currently in the Spain and Portugal tour!
Drawn from a private collection, this exhibition showcases William Preston Mayfield’s many photographic achievements in and around Dayton–both in the air and on the ground. In addition to his work as a photographer for the Dayton Daily News, Mayfield later owned his own photography and aerial photography business. His photographic subjects document the vibrancy, challenges, and changing landscape of Dayton over his six-decade long career. The exhibition presents a unique portrait of Dayton during the 20th century. Enjoy an introductory talk by Katherine Ryckman Siegwarth, Kettering Curator of Photography, at 6:30 pm and then tour the exhibit of 35 historic photographs at your own pace. This is at the DAI on Thursday.
Star City Brewing Company has a three-day event in celebration of their six-year anniversary with specialty tappings, mead and melomel corkings, live music, and the release of Star City’s first ever bottled beer. Thursday, through Saturday.
A Live Radio Play. In this Christmas classic, brought to you in a live 1940s radio style format, an old man going by the name of Kris Kringle fills in for an intoxicated Santa in Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day parade. When Kringle surprises customers and employees alike by claiming that he really is Santa Claus, it leads to a court case to determine his mental health and, more importantly, his authenticity. We will have live Foley sound effects on stage as well as commercial breaks to advertise for local businesses. First Lutheran Church. Thursday through Sunday, call for times.
The 2019 Access to Justice Awards Celebration!Awards will be presented to honorees who have worked diligently as advocates for the rights of low-income and disadvantaged people living in the Miami Valley. At the Sinclair Community College Conference Center on Thursday from 5:30 to 8pm.
2019 BMA winner Amanda Fish is at the Phone Booth Lounge in Kettering. Acoustic blues artist Chris Yakopcic will open the show. This is on Thursday, 7pm.
At the Hayner Gift Gallery there are artists and vendors selling their own special and unique products. This is the place to find that “one of a kind” gift that you have been searching for and a great way to start your Holiday shopping! At the Hayner Center on Saturday, from 10am to 4pm.
At the Pet Afflaire Gala you have a wine experience like no other; auction off special one-of-a-kind adventures; savor a 3-course gourmet dinner with special wine pairings and enjoy live entertainment. It is an event like no other, plus you get to bring your pets with you for this fun-filled evening! This is at The Schuster, Saturday, 6 to 9pm.
Carillon Brewing brews their beers on a replica 1850 brewing system and a recently brewed a collaboration beer will be released for the first time at this tasting. It’s a Lichtenhainer, a historical German wheat ale that is a little smoky and a little acidic. At the event you can hear about historical brewing and have a full sensory tasting of six different beers, including the Lichtenhainer. This will be the first time the beer has ever been released. Sunday, 1 to 2:30pm.

A Poetry Reading staring Furaha Henry-Jones and Ron Rollins is at Flanagan’s Pub on Monday, November 18, 7 to 8pm.

17 Things That Make This Week Great in Dayton!

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Anjali is doing The Wellness Fair to support the community in response to this summer’s traumatic events. This is at the Beavercreek Library and all are welcome. Tuesday, from 6:30 to 7:00pm.
The Mound Museum event is by Dan Baker talking about Challenges and Opportunities in Law Enforcement Today. Wednesday, at 7:00pm.
Ensemble Heinavanker. Sometimes it’s possible to discover another world in your own backyard. In this case, that world is the tiny Northern European nation of Estonia–just 4,450 miles away. Across that distance comes Heinavanker—an esteemed choral ensemble from a nation known for its passion for song. Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at 7:30pm
At Brake for Breakfast commuters receive a free Panera Bread breakfast bag including a Pink Ribbon Bagel along with information promoting breast health, while supplies last. Simply pull up, receive your free breakfast and do your part to fight breast cancer – all without getting out of your car. Miami Valley Hospital South in Centerville on Thursday, 6 to 10am.
The 2019 Fashioning Futures Luncheon is to help Clothes That Work to clothe, educate and empower individuals for employment success. It’s at Sinclair Conference Center on Thursday, 11am.
Noonday Organ Recitals are each Thursday in October. You get to hear superb organists from12:10 to 12:35pm and then a quick lunch there. This is at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 125 N. Wilkinson Street. This Thursday is John Sherer.
The Main Dayton Public Library has exhibitors, experts, and resources for the Career & Learning Expo! A variety of community organizations and services will be on hand with information about education options, financial aid, job training, and so much more. Thursday, 3:30 to 6:30pm.
Access Ohio 2045 is Ohio’s long-range transportation plan. You can go to a public meeting about it at Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission, 10 North Ludlow St. Suite 700, on Thursday from 4 to 7pm.
Phantom Dances is the Dayton Ballet presenting a repertory performances fitting for the autumn season. At the Victoria Thursday through Sunday.
CO-OP FEST is a fundraiser for CO-OP Dayton and a celebration of the movement for a just local economy! With live music, poetry, food, raffles, and games! Yellow Cab Tavern, Friday, 6 to 11pm.
Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home.  Nationally acclaimed filmmaker Catherine Zimmerman will be on hand to introduce her documentary, which explores how and why native plants are critical to the survival of local ecosystems. A Q & A with Catherine will follow the film. It’s at
Vernet Ecological Center Auditorium, 405 Corry Street, Yellow Springs, on Friday at 7pm.
TOUT YOUR TREASURES. Bring anything curious, mysterious, interesting or unusual, old or new, or just yourself! It’s at the St. Leonard Faith Community, on Friday, at 7pm. Wine and desserts served. Cost is $5 per person or $8 per couple.
The Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra and Dare2Defy Productions bring the sights, sounds, and excitement of the Broadway stage to the elegant Schiewetz Auditorium at the Dayton Masonic Center. Saturday, at 7:00pm; Sunday, at 2:00pm
A seminar on protecting your estate from nursing home costs, Medicaid eligibility for nursing home costs, Trusts, risks of gifting to children and understanding Medicaid’s gift transfer rule is at Woodbourne Library (6060 Far Hills Avenue) on Saturday, 10:30 am to noon.
Dayton’s first Autumn Tart Baking Contest! Enter your tart or just come sample the delicious entries! The contest is at St. Anne the Tart in downtown Dayton on Saturday beginning at 1pm. All proceeds from the event will be donated to House of Bread

African Drumming Workshop and Performance. Sogbety Diomande, drummer and performer from the Ivory Coast, leads a free drumming workshop at 1:30-2:30pm, followed by a public performance from 3 to 4pm.

Fall Has Arrived and It’s Great In Dayton!

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Justice On Tap is presented by Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE), Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc.(LAWO), and the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project (GDVLP). It’s at The Troll Pub on Monday, 5 to 8pm.
Noonday Organ Recitals are each Thursday in October. You get to hear superb organists from12:10 to 12:35pm and then a quick lunch there. This is at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 125 N. Wilkinson Street. This Thursday is Yun Kim.
Boo in the Bog. This is a non-scary night walk on the boardwalk through Cedar Bog. Take a for a non-scary night walk with learning stations along the way. Enjoy children’s activities, face painting, storytelling and food. Friday and Saturday 7 to 9pm.
‘Come As You Art’, features art-themed cocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres, a pop-up art gallery, live music by Ohio Brass and Electric, raffles, an Instagram hunt and a photo area to commemorate the evening! Come as you “art” and partake in an unforgettable art extravaganza (Artistic costumes and attire welcome but not required)! It’s at the Brightside in Dayton on Friday, 7 to 10pm.
The Museum’s first Dayton Peace Festival has peace friends, athletes and a few surprise celebrities to celebrate the spirit of #daytonstrong after a long and difficult summer. Activities include games, yoga, meditation, free classes on mindfulness and nonviolence, and food and beverages– and more. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday at the Peace Museum.
Jesse Cook is widely considered one of the most influential figures in nuevo flamenco music. He incorporates elements of flamenco, rumba, jazz and many forms of world music into his work. At the Victoria, Saturday, 8pm.
Dayton NoshUp is at Olive Mediterranean Grill (44 W. Third St.). Seatings are at 5pm and 7:30pm and are limited to 50 guests per seating. The cost is $18 per person (plus ticket service fee). You will be served a sampler plate representing traditional Mediterranean dishes, along with some of the owner’s personal favorites. This is Sunday.
Ridgeway Road Bridge. With a focus on creating a place for the community, the new Ridgeway Road Bridge design Foliage reflects the surrounding landscape of Hills and Dale Metro Park and the flowing hills of Kettering, particularly of the view west from the bridge. The fluid movement of the fence lines and the sculptures mimic leaves caught in a gentle breeze. With the addition of plazas on the north and south side of the bridge, pedestrians and vehicles will experience a unique crossing and gathering place.
Oregon District Barstool Open. Put together a team of four for a crazy-fun 9-hole indoor miniature golf outing in 10 bars throughout the Oregon District on Saturday, November 9, 2019!
Proceeds benefit local children and adults with disabilities at United Rehabilitation Services!
Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton is having its 2019 Annual 3k/5k Remembrance Walk on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton. Participants are invited to organize a group of family members, friends, neighbors or co-workers to walk in honor or memory of a loved one
LEAP & THE NET WILL APPEAR: Steps for Creating Positive Change. This is a 3-week workshop at Oakwood Starbucks on Saturdays, 9 to 11am beginning October 19.
The Humane Society of Greater Dayton are offering $20 adoptions on ALL animals at their main shelter, the MeowZa! Cat Boutique in the Dayton Mall and at all of their offsite adoption locations. Let your pets ring in the new year in a new home, choose to adopt for anytime this year.

Friday is the 13th and It’s Great In Dayton!

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World Suicide Prevention Day is September 10. People from all over the world are joining together to increase awareness and stop the stigma that surrounds suicide and mental health.
The Ohio Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is having a candlelight vigil and words of hope. Anyone who’s life has been touched by suicide is welcome to attend and pay tribute to their loved one. Levitt Pavilion, Tuesday, 7:30 to 8:30pm.
Lily’s Bistro is crowning their next King or Queen of Beignets through a randomized drawing. Anyone interested in being crowned is invited to share this Facebook post. The winner receives a free order of beignets every week for one year. The new King or Queen will be crowned on Wednesday, at 6pm.
Pizza Bandit is beginning service at Yellow Cab Tavern. It will sell pizza by the slice with delivery options through Uber Eats and DoorDash. Thursday, 4pm.
The Exchange Club of Dayton are having their 100th anniversary at The Masonic Center on Thursday, 5:30 to 8pm.
In an effort to spread peace in Daytonfree Yoga and Meditation are at Courthouse Square. Thursday. Yoga, 5:30 to 6:15pm; Meditation, 6:15 to 7pm .
Get ready to celebrate with a special edition of PK: Twelve fan favorite speakers will present PK style in the brand new Grande Hall event space in Liberty Tower. This beautiful Art-Deco space is steeped in 100 years of Dayton history and is recognized as a treasure by the National Register of Historic Places. Thursday, Doors open at 7 p.m. The event is free to attend but donations will help it continue!
Deva Mahal was born with the blues in her blood. Becoming the genre-defying artist, powerhouse vocalist and astute songwriter that she is today could only be achieved through living a life rich with pain, joy, loss, love, heartache and experience. She’s at the Levitt Pavillon on Thursday, 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
Boston Stoker stores are hosting a one-day-only coffee, beans and cigar sale in celebration of their 46th anniversary. It’s one of Ohio’s leading and longest running independent coffee roasters. Boston Stoker is offering $5 off of all 12oz bags of coffee, $1 off all beverages and buy three get one free cigars at all shops. This is one-day-only on Friday.
Cool Soups for a Cool Cause. This luncheon is at Christ Episcopal Church, (20 West First Street,) on Friday, 11:30 an to 1pm.
HuDost weaves a seamless tapestry of Folk, World, and Rock that renders tears and laughter in listeners, cultivating the nameless longing that abides somewhere in all our hearts and invoking total celebration.This is at the Levitt Pavillon on Friday, 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
On Saturday at Riverscape there are two events:
Casee Allen. Despite growing up in the small country town of Coshocton, Ohio, Allen carries an eclectic variety of musical influences like Def Leppard, Garth Brooks, Justin Timberlake, Goo Goo Dolls and Neal McCoy but truly has his family’s musical history to thank for his uniquely edgy, country-infused sound. He’s at Levitt Pavilion on Saturday at 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
Photography Over Time. Jay Cymbalak, Jr. is presenting a history of photography, and link several camera types to famous photos. Cymbalak is a photographer and collector of cameras and photography memorabilia and has worked in the field for 30+ years. Wright Memorial Library, Sunday, 2pm.
Gustafer Yellowgold’s Show is a funny and touching multimedia performance of live music, colored-pencil animations and storytelling. Gustafer the character is a friendly creature who came to Earth from the sun and is living out an explorer’s life in a slightly psychedelic version of the Minnesota woods. He’s at Levitt Pavilion on Sunday at 4:30pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!

Wrapping Up August and It’s Great In Dayton!

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Click on a location and register to attend the event. There is a $5 registration fee to hold your seat that will be donated to a charitable organization selected by the location you are attending.
Arrive to the location at 6 pm on Tuesday. All supplies are provided along with instruction – but the creativity is up to you! Every mug will be cohesive with a Greater Dayton Mugs of Hope logo that will be pre-screened on each. 500 mugs will be painted during this event.
Apollo 11: a look back at the objectives and achievements of the historic first lunar landing mission. This is at the Mound Science and Energy Museum on Wednesday at 7pm.
The University of Dayton New Horizons Music Program are currently registering band musicians of all abilities for their 20th-anniversary season. They have an open house for interested people at the Temple Beth Or on Thursday, 10 to 11:30am.
Siebenthaler’s gardening experts are offering a Garden Planning program to teach you not only how to put your garden to bed this year, but also how to plan for your garden next year. Siebenthaler Company is a local business providing gardening goods and services to the Miami Valley. Registration for the program is required as space is limited. This is at Washington-Centerville Public Library on Thursday, 3 to 4pm.
Jah Soul is one BIG Family who enjoy hanging out with each other, playing music, and having a good time doing it. Their overall sound is a combination of styles – Reggae, Rock, Soul, Funk, & Disco. Mixing it up with sexy & well crafted, catchy original music to keep the party going in a funky way. They are at the Levitt Pavillon on Thursday, 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
The house at 7020 Monte Carlo Drive in Englewood is having an Estate Sale. Everything a man would want is available including tools, garden items, small appliances, bookcases, books, & fine clothing. And for the woman are collectibles, kitchen items, & treadle sewing machine. Friday and Saturday, 10 am to 4pm.
Scale versions of some of history’s well-known airframes will take to the skies over Labor Day weekend during the Giant Scale Radio-Controlled (RC) Model Aircraft Air Show Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 4pm each day at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Making Movies, a band that Rolling Stone says is “breaking down walls in the United States,” is a mix of Afro-Latino rhythms and psychedelic rock’n’roll that makes the group’s sound something unique.  This is at the Levitt Pavillon on Friday, 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
Tonya Baker is an anointed psalmist, gifted songwriter, author, workshop instructor and blessing to the Body of Christ! She travels extensively nationally and abroad, reaching the nations with her gift of song and imparting wisdom and knowledge through the Word. Although, she travels and sings throughout the world, she’s passionate about serving as Worship Director at Mount Pisgah Church in Dayton. She’s at Levitt Pavillon on Saturday, 7pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
Tour de Gem, The Dayton Cycling Classic, is an event created to foster a sense of community, history, pride and healthy living through cycling, while establishing an ongoing fundraising vehicle for local charities. The Start/Finish be at 237 E. Monument St. in front of the RiverScape Pavilion in downtown Dayton. The routes will take riders through many local communities spotlighting a wide variety of local area Gems. This is Sunday in the morning.
And if you want to hear some accordion music I’ll be there!
City of Dayton – Reggae Festival. Groove with the music and live in the reggae moment! Emcee for the Day: Niki Dakota. Food and merchandise vendors on site.
Levitt Pavillon, Sunday, 1 to 9pm.
This is free…just bring your chair!
The Art Show on ThinkTV16 begins with a new season. Episode 1 shows the colorful collages of Dayton artist Marsha Monroe Pippenger who combines painting, drawing, sculpture and assemblage. Sunday at 5:30pm

Charle’s Weekly Going On

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June Is Wrapping Up And It’s Great In Dayton!

Each week Charlie Campbell gather’s some of the best happenings in town and shares in here in his weekly column.

Reza’s Downtown is a Family Cafe opening Tuesday at 438 Wayne Avenue. They are bringing this beautiful 100+ year old building back to life.

HOURS:
Monday through Thursday 7am to 7pm; Friday & Saturday 7am to 10pm.
Closed Sunday’s

EXCELITAS MIAMISBURG – 25 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE — The talk will discuss the history, founding, and growth of Excelitas Technologies, Miamisburg. This is at the Mound Cold War Discovery Center, Wednesday, 7pm.
Janet Sweeney offers a Yoga class for ALL body types! This Yoga class provides a great workout while being sensitive to each individual’s needs. Everyone is welcome! This is at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Oakwood on Thursday, 10:15 to 11:15am.
The summer music series continues as Concinnity Jazz is performing on Thursday, 4 to 5:30pm. Light refreshments served plus cash bar.
The onMain are providing the latest plans for the former Montgomery County Fairgrounds on Thursday from 6 to 8pm.
Bill Almoney and Dan Lunne make up The Capo Brothers. They play every Thursday in the summer at Milano’s outside or inside if it rains. They play around 7pm.
Celebrate the rich history of Hills & Dales MetroPark! Learn about the park’s beginnings, how it became publicly owned land, and how it has developed during the past 100 years. Learn how the park is currently managed and how Five Rivers MetroParks plans to care for it in the future. Light refreshments will be provided. Friday, 5 to 8pm
The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center has an historic exhibit about Troy’s Musical Moments.It takes a look at the people and places that are a part of Troy’s music history. The opening reception is scheduled for Friday, from 5 to 6:45 pm.
A Community Blood Drive is at Epiphany Lutheran Church, 6430 Far Hills Ave, Centerville. Walk-Ins are welcome. To schedule an appointment, visit www.donortime.com and use sponsor code 46. This is Saturday from 8am to noon.
Shiloh Farmers’ Market is at 5300 Philadelphia Drive and are open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm.
Healing Day for Tornado Relief. A day of wellness with free classes and mini sessions throughout the day to help with tornado relief. Ayurveda Natural Health Center, 1342 N. Fairfield Rd. Suite B., Beavercreek, Saturday noon to 5pm.
It’s the family-friendly celebration of the season as Dayton Metro Library hosts Party in the Park. Games, entertainment, activities, and experiences for all ages take place inside the Main Library and in Cooper Park, downtown. Admission and all activities are free; food trucks will be on hand for the purchase of food and beverages. The event takes place rain or shine on Saturday, 1 to 4pm.

GarlicFest revels in anything and everything garlic.

With an emphasis on this potent cousin of the onion, this event features live music entertainment, numerous arts and craft vendors and a wide range of garlic-centric dishes. So get your breath mints ready and head to this celebration of all things garlic. Saturday, noon to 10pm at Carroll High School to benefit the Carroll Athletic Fund.
Five Rivers MetroParks is celebrating International Mud Day with a day of free, hands-on activities in the Children’s Discovery Garden at Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark, 1301 E. Siebenthaler Ave. On Saturday from 10am to 2pm families can participate in 10 muddy activities with help from MetroParks educators and volunteers.