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Thru Feb. 14 • The Vertical Hour
Human Race Theatre Company; Loft Theatre, 126 North Main St.; 8 p.m.
The conflicts between an American war correspondent-turned-Yale-professor and her boyfriend’s British doctor father move from world affairs to personal motivations, from Iraqi wars to rocky relationships in what the Guardian of London calls a “rich, intellectually gripping play” by prolific Briton David Hare (Amy’s View, Skylight). Call for cost. 228-3630.
Thru Feb. 28 • Visual Voices Art Exhibit
Victoria Theatre Association;
Schuster Performing Arts Center,
Second and Main Sts.; call for times.
Victoria Theatre Association collaborates with noted Dayton artist Willis “Bing” Davis of EbonNia Gallery on the 6th Annual Visual Voices exhibit, a visual arts tribute which identifies, celebrates and preserves the legacy of the many African Americans who have made, or are making, significant contributions to the Miami Valley. Free. 228-3630.
Thru March 5 • Pantorium Cleaners Move-in Sale
Pantorium Cleaners, 130 West Second St., Lobby Suite 2; call for hours.
Enjoy these great discounts as we celebrate our grand opening: Two-piece suits for $9.90, 5 cotton dress shirts for $10. Also receive 10% off when you prepay on laundry or drycleaning. 222-5322.
Feb. 4-6 • Jesse Joyce
Wiley's Comedy Club, 101 Pine St.; call for times.
Returning to Wiley's for an encore performance, this young and hip comedian has been seen on Comedy Central and heard on The Bob & Tom Show. Joined by the very funny Tim Diamond. Call for cost.
224-JOKE.
Feb. 5 • First Friday at the Market
National City 2nd Street Market,
600 E. Second St.; 3-8 p.m.
Enjoy refreshing samples for sale from The Wine Gallery, cleansing the palatte with a variety of cheese samples, compliments of Spice Rack and Bulk Foods, and Blue Jacket Dairy. John Graham Pottery and H&M Gallery will perform artistic demonstrations in their respective trades. Michael and Sandy Bashaw also will be on hand, providing musical enertainment. Of course, Market patrons will be able to purchase all the fresh, unique and local grocery and gift items available at the 2nd Street Market. 228-2088.
Feb. 5 • Friday Events at Missing Peace
Dayton International Peace Museum; Missing Peace Art Space, 234 S. Dutoit;
5-11 p.m.
Don't miss three events happening this Friday at the Missing Peace Art Space. From 5-6 p.m., Dayton Mayor Gary Leitzell will be attending the launch of the regional-based International Cities of Peace initiative. 7 p.m. brings the opening of the Mary Perry Stone art exhibit and information on the move of the Artenade Artists Consortium from Iceland to Dayton. Refreshments will be served. Free. 241-4353.
Feb. 5 • Cannery Art and Design Center’s 4th Anniversary Celebration
Cannery Art and Design Center, 434 E. Third St.; 7-10 p.m.
Come celebrate our fourth anniversary with live music from jazz vocalist Beverly Jackson with Kenny Baccus on keyboard, and the Stivers’ cello trio, composed of Sara Bechtel, Jonathan Lynn, and Paige Stoemer, lead cellists for the Stivers Philharmonia Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Linda Katz. Free admission. 313-9883.
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Feb. 5 & 6 • DPO Tickets: Downtowner Discount
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra; Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second and Main Sts.; 8 p.m.
Downtown workers and residents can see the latest Dayton Philharmionic Orchestra concert, "Leading Lights: DPO Maestros," for only $12! Join conductor Neal Gittleman as he presents music reminiscent of past DPO maestros: Katz, Wendelken-Wilson, and Jackson. The evening's featured work is founder Paul Katz’s most-performed symphony, Brahms’s second. For some time, Neal has been looking forward to presenting a personal favorite: Steve Reich’s sensational work The Four Sections. Join the celebration! $12. 228-3630.
Feb. 5-7 • Precious Heart
Dayton Theatre Guild, 430 Wayne Ave.; call for times.
Meet Miss Fleeta Mae Bryte, a solid, ordinary looking country woman in her mid-sixties who lives life to the fullest in a small town in southwest Texas. Fleeta Mae is the type of woman you would expect to find in any small town in America. Her charm rests in her ability to tell a story, her bustling good nature, her sense of humor, and her old world notions of life in general. Call for cost. 278-5993.
Feb. 5-27 • Mimesis Art Exhibit
Gallery 510 Fine Art, 510 E. Fifth St.; Weds., Thurs. and Sat. noon to 5 p.m., Fri. 3-7 p.m.
Mimesis is an art exhibit that represents aspects of the real world. Enjoy wood sculptures by Marvin Olinsky and acrylic paintings by Nancy Hatton. 672-6717.
Feb. 6 • Breakfast with the
Artists
Cannery Art and Design Center, 434 E. Third St.; 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.
During the breakfast, “Sketch Saturday” a weekly open studio, will be featured. Artists, both amateur and professional are given an opportunity to work from a live model. This self-directed session is open to all mediums at all levels. Donations to the model are accepted. 313-9883.
Feb. 6 • Sound Bites: Short Talks about Art
Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park N.; Saturdays, 1:30 p.m.
Sound Bites, the series of free, weekly 20-minute gallery conversations with our veteran docents begin again in February! Join us and learn more about the treasures at the Dayton Art Institute. The discussion this Saturday will center on Back of the Storm by April Gornik. Meet in the General Motors Entrance Rotunda. Free. 223-5277.
Feb. 6 • Artemis Center’s 25th Anniversary Gala
Sinclair Community College, David H. Ponitz Center, 444 W. 3rd St.; 7 p.m.
Come celebrate 25 years of helping victims of domestic violence find safety in the Dayton area. There will be an opportunity to bid on several silent and live auction items throughout the night. Hors d’oeuvres, dinner and entertainment are included. Money raised from the Gala supports the children and adult programs for domestic violence victims at Artemis Center. $125/person. 461-5091.
Feb. 7 • Savor Your Sunday: Brunch & Live Music
Coco's Bistro, 515 Wayne Ave.;
10-11:30 a.m. or Noon-1:30 p.m.
Every Sunday in February, hear live music from the talented students at Stivers School for the Arts while enjoying Coco's Bistro's delicious brunch selections. February 7th features Stivers' Jazz Trio. Proceeds will benefit Stivers School for the Arts. Make reservations today, seating is limited. $30/person. 228-2626.
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Feb. 7 • The Magic of Cirque
Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second and Main Sts.; 2 p.m.
The Dayton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and conductor Patrick Reynolds will join guest artists Cirque de la Symphonie for an afternoon of amazing family fun as they present “The Magic of Cirque,” featuring a varied program of orchestral favorites including music from Bizet’s Carmen, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, and John Williams' score for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Come early for fun family activities in the Schuster Center Wintergarden. Call for cost. 228-3630.
Feb. 7 • Free Intro To Yoga Class
Practice Yoga, 504 E. Fifth St.; call for time.
Beginners are welcome to enjoy a taste of Vinyasa Yoga in a relaxed, non-competitive environment. The class is designed for those who've never visited Practice Yoga and is appropriate for all fitness levels. You'll sweat a little, learn a lot. No memberships, no pressure. Free. 321-7676
Feb. 8-28 • A Celebration of Heritage: Black History Month Art Exhibit
City of Dayton Recreation and Youth Services and the African American Visual Artists Guild; Dayton Cultural and RTA Transit Center,
40 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.; Mon.-Fri.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Celebrate black history and experiences through the eyes of local artists. Free.
333-2489.
Feb. 9 • Dog Days of Winter Discussion Series: Dog Obedience
Dayton Metro Library,
215 E. Third St.; 6:30 p.m.
This week's topic: dog obedience. Lori Genaw, president of the Gem City Dog Obedience Club will speak on successful training techniques. Free. 463-2665.
Feb. 10 • Building Blocks Of Planned Giving
Dayton Metro Library, Main Library Auditorium, 215 E. Third St.; call for time.
Bring a brownbag lunch and learn how to create a planned giving program at your nonprofit organization with guest speaker Ken Hershberger, retired planned giving director for The Ohio Masonic Home Foundation and now the President of Hershberger FR Consultants, LLC. Free. Register by calling 463-2665 ext. 6501.
Feb. 11 • Introduction to Alcohol Stoves
Five Rivers Outdoors;
224 N. St. Clair St.; 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Are you interested in exploring more of the ultralight backpacking evolution? Have you tried an alcohol stove? This evening program is an introduction to alcohol stove building and use taught by a local hiking expert. Included are instructions on how to build alcohol stoves, stove demos, and tips on use. Registration is required and limited. $5. 277-4374.
Feb. 11-14 • Dayton Ballet’s Dracula
Dayton Ballet, Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main; call for times.
Romance your Valentine with the ultimate story of passion and sacrifice with Stuart Sebastian’s Dracula. Be mesmerized by this dramatic, thrilling and passionate
ballet! Call for costs. 449-5060.
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