Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
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Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
A Walk Through the Cemetery is Just What You Need!
We are living in strange times these days. Viruses are named after birds, pigs and now beer. New words for the dictionary will be added by the end of the year: “self-quarantining” and “social distancing.” Fake news. Real news. Wash your hands. And the hoarding of toilet paper! Bars and restaurants closed. Libraries and casinos closed. Strange times indeed.
There are things to do and places you can go that will allow you to be socially distanced from others yet enjoy the beauty of emerging spring. Visit the cemetery! Yes! We’re serious, visit the cemetery. Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum is an open air museum that will delight you with the the visuals of greening grass and emerging flowers. We’ve seen the crocus bloom and the daffodils should be fluttering forth very soon.
If you’ve never been to Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum you just might be amazed with all of the architectural wonders and beautiful sculptures throughout the grounds. There are over 110,000 people buried at Woodland and nearly 100,000 markers and monuments ranging from rugged boulders, left here from the glaciers, to Greek statues and temples. You’ll see a full sized dog, angels and trumpeters and lambs, crosses and flowers all made of cut stone.
There are unique poems and stories etched into the stones and symbols of death from a long ago era. What’s more is that you can learn about the history of Dayton’s citizens through one of the virtual tours offered by the cemetery’s mobile app. There are three tours you can walk, drive or sit on your couch and attend. A free downloadable app is available from the cemetery’s website at woodlandcemetery.org or click here to go straight to the app site.
The Historic Tour features several of the buildings and notable residents at Woodland. This tour offers an audio feature where you sit back and listen to the narrative. There is also the Dayton’s Walk of Fame Tour and the Celebrated African -Americans at Woodland Cemetery Tour. Give it a try and learn about a few of the men and women who made it Great’n Dayton.
If going to the cemetery, there are over 200 verdant acres of rolling hills and 9 miles of paved roads. Truly a much better workout than you can get at the gym. There are at least nine remaining trees designated as “Ohio Champions.” How fun would it be to find them all. You can stop at the front office and get free brochures of several walking tours or purchase a booklet that features both walking tour and historical bios on each of the people on the tour. Bring a picnic and sit down by the pond. Dogs, bring your humans and get them off the couch. And definitely bring your camera to take in the view and a photo of the beautiful “Gem City.”
Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum sits in the heart of downtown Dayton on over 200 verdant acres of rolling hills with over 3000 tress on the property. This historic cemetery, founded in 1841, welcomes thousands of visitors who tour the grounds each year to visit the grave sites of inventors of powered flight, Wilbur and Orville Wright; poet Paul Laurence Dunbar; Matilda and Levi Stanley, Queen and King of the Gypsies; writer Erma Bombeck; inventor Charles F. Kettering; and entrepreneurs John H. Patterson (NCR); George P. Huffman (Huffy Bicycles); and George Mead (Mead Paper Co.).
Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater presented by Mayhem & Mystery
Mayhem & Mystery presents their latest interactive mystery production, Gams, Gangsters, & Gigglewater. Join Sherry “Louisiana” Sugar at her speakeasy, the Warehouse, where she makes sure that all of her guests have a wonderful time and that the drinks are in abundance. Jack Rose, a supposed gangster with an interest in the Warehouse, likes to hang around, much to the annoyance of Louisiana. Are his interests just in the drinks? “Gin” Rickey Roscoe, a local hooch runner, supplies alcohol to the Warehouse and other clubs in the area. Gin is easily distracted by beautiful women, especially the singers and dancers at the Warehouse, including Brandy Belle Bearcat. Brandy is a former vaudeville performer who is just waiting for her big break on Broadway. Brandy always has a “sugar daddy” to keep her in expensive jewels and furs and the like. When one of the foursome dies mysteriously, all are at a loss. Can you solve the crime? Prizes are awarded at the end.
Cost is only $29.95 for dinner of salad, bread, select entrees, and beverage, and show (tax and gratuity not included). Shows are 7:00 PM weekly on Monday evenings plus one Friday each month at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. 5th Street, Dayton, 45402. Reservations are required. Call 937.461.3913 to reserve your seat now. Show runs approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Rock Bands Unite to Help Beat Cancer at Blind Bob’s
I say it often: the Dayton music community is full of the most generous people I know. It’s often a two way street, and this weekend, musicians take care of three of their biggest supporters, who are currently battling cancer. If you love rock’n’roll, this show is a win-win all around!
Night of the Beat (Cancer) takes place at Blind Bob’s on Saturday January 25th, to benefit Jaime Testa, Amanda Hensler and Tyler Gilcher. All three of them have been major supporters of the Dayton music community, staples in the Oregon District, and have huge hearts! They absolutely deserve a fantastic party in their honor, raising money to help them continue their fight.
Music is of course on the agenda! Four area rock bands that are donating their time and talents to this party, including: Abertooth Lincoln, Weathervein, Business Casuals, and We Are The Movies.
Sabrina Cox, one of the organizers of this event, explains what makes this event so special: “Last year was really hard for Oregon District, and Dayton as a whole. In the midst of all the tragedies, three beloved members of the Oregon District community were also fighting cancer. We are a community that comes together to love each other in every situation – and this is no exception. The Cancer Cuties, as we lovingly call them, are our friends, family, and neighbors. All the money collected at the door goes directly to them.”
Amander Hensler is one of the “Cancer Cuties” who is benefiting from Saturday night’s Night of the Beat concert.
How to Go?
Saturday January 25th at Blind Bob’s
Doors 9pm
$7 at the door (additional donations encouraged!)
21+
Dayton Battle of the Bands Launches 6 Week Series
The Dayton Battle of the Bands launches as a 6 week series, starting this week on January 14, 2020, running through February 25, 2020. The goal with this friendly competition is to shine light on new and upcoming bands in the Dayton area, while providing a prize package that helps launch them to their next level!
This new endeavor is a collaboration between The Brightside Music & Event Venue, Sound Valley, and Venus Child Productions. Carli Dixon, the owner and powerhouse behind The Brightside explained the motivation for this series: “Dayton has a long history of musical innovation, and we want to help elevate the next generation of Dayton talent.” For that reason, this competition is only open to bands and musical acts that have been performing (in their current entity) five years or less and are within a 35 mile radius of downtown Dayton.
Performing on The Brightside’s big stage in the Ballroom at the Sound Valley Winter Music Fest is part of the prize package for the Battle of the Band winner.
Twenty local acts were selected by a judge’s panel, with genres ranging from hip hop to metal, and from Americana to electronic originals. The prize package for the winner includes an EP session with famed sound engineer Patrick Himes at Reel Love Recording Studio, a music video with Sound Valley, professional photo shoot with Mike Jones, and a premiere spot on the big stage at The Brightside for the Sound Valley Winter Music Festival. Along with support from those professionals, WYSO 91.3 FM and Prime Time Party Rental are sponsoring this first year’s competition.
Week 1 kicks off on January 14th and continues every Tuesday evening through February 25, 2020, which is when the finals will be held. In case of in-climate weather, February 18th will be used as a make up date. See full schedule and details on how to go below:
How to Go:
Where: The Brightside at 905 E 3rd St Dayton 45402
When: Week 1- Jan 14, 2020 / Week 2 – Jan 21, 2020 / Week 3 – Jan 28, 2020 / Week 4 – Feb 4, 2020 / Week 5 – Feb 11, 2020 / Week 6 – Rain date make up on Feb 18, 2020 (if needed) / Finals – Feb 25, 2020
Time: Doors 7pm, music starts promptly at 7:40 after some announcements
Cost: $5 advance tickets via https://www.soundvalleydayton.com/events/ – OR $10 at the door
Schedule: Band 1 – 7:40pm / Band 2 – 8:20 / Band 3 – 9:00 / Band 4 – 9:40
Music ends at 10pm. Winner announced at 10:30
All ages welcome! Handicapped accessible. On site parking available.
NOTE: Due to the volume of participants, there will be no friends and family guest list.
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