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Thru February 24 -
Dayton Auto Show
Dayton Convention Center,
22 E. Fifth St.; Thurs & Fri noon-9 p.m., Sat 10-9, Sun 10-6.
Each year the Dayton Auto Show rolls into town with displays of the latest and greatest models and automotive technologies. See all your favorite sports cars, sedans, SUVs, minivans, and motorcycles from 25 different manufacturers, and enjoy some fun for the whole family. It’s an auto show, and so much more! Adults $8 at box office, $6 online. Students and seniors $6. Children 9 and under free. daytonautoshow.com.
Thru February 24 - Assistance
PNC Arts Annex, corner of Second and Ludlow sts.; see site for times.
For these young assistants, life is an endless series of humiliations at the hands of their hellacious boss, a powerful uber-magnate. In rare moments of calm when the phone calls stop rolling, Nick and Nora and their traumatized co-workers question whether all their work will lead to success - or just more work. Leslye Headland’s Assistance is a biting, high-octane satire about our attraction to power and what we’re willing to sacrifice to stay in its orbit. Presented by The Playground Theatre. Buy tickets here.
Thru February 25 -
Engineering Month
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; call for times.
Dayton Metro Library showcases the diverse field of Engineering during the month of February. Free hands-on activities, virtual reality, and popular films will encourage teens, tweens, children and parents to explore what careers in Engineering are all about. All activities are free and take place in the Main Library’s Opportunity Space unless otherwise noted. Drop in anytime February 1-25 for the K'nex Bridge Construction. February 11-25, teens can drop in anytime for Building with LEGO. Friday, February 22, teens explore innovative concepts at the Wearable Tech Workshop. Saturday, February 23, there will be a free screening of Hugo. Tuesday, February 26, teens develop virtual reality projects at Virtual Reality Workshops. More info: 463-2665.
Thru February 28 -
Ice Skating
Riverscape MetroPark,
111 E. Monument Ave.; call for times.
Sheltered under the covered pavilion, the MetroParks Ice Rink sets the scene as a perfect winter wonderland in downtown Dayton. Patrons may skate daily, including all holidays. While the rink is open, you can enjoy delicious treats from the concession area, including a cup of hot chocolate. Take advantage of fun skating activities, such as lessons, themed skating nights and more. Visit metroparks.org/ice-rink to learn more, find daily open hours, and see a schedule of events. Admission: $5 daily, ice skate rental: $2 daily. Ages 3 and under are free with a paying adult. 278-2607.
Thru March 23 - Exhibit: Journeys: The Work of Willis “Bing” Davis & Tess Little
The Contemporary Dayton,
118 N. Jefferson St.; 6-8 p.m.
This special art exhibit features the creative and artistic work of two Dayton-based artist-educators and long-time friends, whose common Appalachian background and love of teaching helped to forge a 25-year community project called R.E.A.C.H. - Realizing Ethnic Awareness and Cultural Heritage across Dayton. 228-8414.
Thru March 29 -
Women Strong
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; call for times.
Women Strong is a multi-media exhibit that celebrates the lives and work of women artists in the Dayton region. The idea driving the project was to bring women of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds together as a team to show and share their work. The exhibit is free and open to the public. For additional information, contact Audrey Davis at audrey@wbdavisart.com.
Thru March 29 - Exhibit: Visual Voices: 2019 Dayton Skyscrapers
Schuster Performing Arts Center,
Second & Main sts.; call for times.
This year’s exhibit features the work of African-American visual artists from the Miami Valley. These artists have researched prominent African-Americans (living or deceased) who have made a mark in their field and are role models for the community. Visit victoriatheatre.com/visual-voices to learn more about the art and artists.
Febuary 22 -
Fourth Fridays @444
444 E. Second St.; 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Join us @ 444 to connect with movers, shakers, engineers, and researchers. Fourth Fridays kick off at 7:30 with Early Risers from the Dayton Tech Guide. This month there will be open office hours, open coworking all day, Nucleus Guest Speaker Series: Business Services through the Library, a 4pm happy hour, and Mile Two and Galois will be doing cool stuff upstairs.
February 22 -
Art in Real Life
Sinclair Ponitz Center, 444 W. Third St., Building 12; 9:30-10:30 a.m.
The 26th Annual R.E.A.C.H Across Dayton Conference kicks off with the opening presentation “Art in Real Life: In the Spirit of Re-Discovery,” which includes critical conversations on creativity and community. This is a free event but registration is required. Call 512-4620 to inquire about availability.
Febuary 22 -
Business Services Through the Library @444
444 E. Second St.; 12-1 p.m.
Join Dayton Metro Library Business Services Librarian Ann Riegle-Crichton as she explains why a Dayton Metro Library library card is essential equipment for business success. The Launch Point collection includes many great books for the business reader. The Library also maintains an excellent assortment of online databases (that you can use in the library, at home or the office) to find competitors, potential customers and more. Lunch provided to the first 15 people registered.
February 22 -
All-You-Can-Eat Crab Legs
Basil's, 312 N. Patterson Blvd.; 4-9 p.m.
All-You-Can-Eat Snow Crab Special moves from Wednesday nights to Fridays for Lent! Crab Legs and sides for just $38 per person! Reservations will only be accepted for groups of 5 or more with a two hour time window. Sides will include our Signature Truffle Fries and Basil’s Vegetables. 818.4390.
February 22 -
Fine Art Final Friday
Edward A Dixon Gallery,
12 S. Ludlow St.; 5-9 p.m.
Join the Edward A. Dixon Gallery in Downtown Dayton for Fine Art Final Friday. Plenty of local and international art, light appetizers & beverages, and live music. The gallery will be open on the Final Friday of each month throughout the Winter and Spring. Free. 985-2115.
February 22 - Friendship Feature with Jackie O's and Branch & Bone
Canal Street Arcade & Deli,
308 E. First St.; 5 p.m.
Our old friend Johnny from Jackie O’s and our new friend Brett Smith from Branch & Bone are comin on through to hit the 1s and 2s! Branch & Bone:
Visage- Mixed Fermentation Saison aged in wine barrels with Dandelions;
Double Dry Hopped Pygmy Twilight- Pale Ale w/Zappa and Cashmere hops;
Spirit Migration- Big ol 10% Baltic Porter. Jackie O’s:
Mandala Simcoe- Double IPA;
Perpetum- TRUE sour (very limited);
Ohio Pale Ale;
2017 Oro Negro- IMP Stout aged in bourbon barrels w/ cocao nibs, vanilla beans, habneros and cinnamon sticks. 220-9333. |
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February 22 - Cause and Effect - Group Art Show
The 48 High Street Gallery,
48 High St.; 6:30-9 p.m.
Artworks by four local artists will be showcased: Angie Hsu, Michael Murphy, Lucas Myers, and Christie Linard. In this unique group show, each artist will share their personal experiments with new and existing artistic processes. Each will contribute interpretations on the theme “Cause and Effect” as a reflection of and exercise in creative growth. Free.228-4532.
February 22 - Latin Night
Hannah's, 121 N. Ludlow St.; 9 p.m.
Hannah’s is proud to present Latin Night hosted by The Dayton Salsa Project on the Last Friday of every month! Bring your friends, meet new ones, eat, drink and dance the night away. Latin Night also happens to fall on Fresh Shrimp Friday!
February 22 - Silent Disco
Therapy Cafe,
452 E. Third St.;
10:45 p.m.
3 DJs, 3 different genres, 200+ headphones, 1 amazing night. $5 Long Islands. $5 cover.
February 22 & 23 - Celtic Spirit ft. Eileen Ivers
Dayton Performing Arts Alliance;
Schuster Performing Arts Center,
Second & Main sts.; 8 p.m.
Our Vista this month comes from across the Atlantic as the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance invites Eileen Ivers, master of the Irish fiddle, to join the DPO for an evening of Celtic music and tradition. A daughter of Irish immigrants who was raised in New York City, Eileen Ivers started playing fiddle at a young age, eventually winning the All-Ireland fiddle championships nine times! ticketcenterstage.com.
February 22 & 23 -
Chris Bowers
Wiley's Comedy Joint, 101 Pine St.;
Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 7:15 & 9:30 p.m.
Starting as a motivational speaker in Middle Schools, he quickly learned to control and entertain any audience. His comedy challenges conventional wisdom and forces audiences to look at the world from his own skewed perspective. He’s part life coach, part cruise director, and part marriage counselor. While many comedians present a negative outlook on life and commiserate with their audience, Bowers is a hilarious force of positivity. $10. 223-5277.
February 22 & 24 -
Makeup Lessons
Studio 816 Hair & Beaute Bar,
41 N. Ludlow St.; call for times.
Would you like to learn how to create a natural everyday look for yourself? On Fridays and Sundays, Studio 816 Hair & Beaute' Salon will be offering one on one lessons for only $50! Food and drinks will be provided.
February 22-28 -
Also this Week at the DAI
Dayton Art Institute,
456 Belmonte Park North; call for times.
View The DAI's Story in the Experiencenter. Saturday, February 23, take your family on an ARTventure. Come Draw from the Collection on February 24 & 28. Thursday, February 28 is the next Tiny Thursdays program for children and their parents or caregivers, as well as the next Skinner Pipe Organ Performance. Also on Thursday, the public are invited to the DAI’s Annual Meeting & Community Report at 5:30pm. Suggested admission to the museum is $8 for adults; $5 for seniors and groups; museum members, students (18+), and children/youth 17 and younger are free. Prices for special exhibitions and events vary. 223-5277.
February 22-28 - This Week at The Barrel House
The Barrel House, 417 E. Third St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 22, join Barrel House for a Warped Wing Barrel Aged Bash. Every Sunday, bring your records to play on one of our two turnatables at VinylVinylSunday. On Wednesday, enjoy a pint, Wu-Tang and other unedited hip hop, and $1 off drafts at Wu-Tang Wednesday. Every Thursday show off your music, poetry, comedy, or other skills at Open Mic Night, and this week enjoy a Wine Tasting with Caesar Creek Wine. 222-GRWL.
February 22-28 - Music & More at Blind Bob's
Blind Bob's Tavern, 430 E. Fifth St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 22, Blind Bob's welcomes Moira, Marr, The Gaffer Project, and Paige Beller. Saturday, February 23, it's live music from Cricketbows, Trauma Illinois, and Barstool Brown. Sunday, February 24, come hear Mantis, AhBeaTz, Dannyg, YK, Noetic Navigator, and DJ B HoneyCombs. Every Tuesday, join us for Best. Trivia.
Ever., and every Wednesday it's your chance to take over the mic during Karaoke with DJ Nancy. Also on Wednesday, come be crafty at a Harry Potter Candle Workshop. Thursday, February 21, it's Open Mic Night with Brandon. Call for costs.
938-6405.
February 22-28 - Music & More at
The
Dublin Pub
The Dublin Pub,
300 Wayne Ave.;
call for times.
Friday, February 22, join the Pub for The Great Guinness Toast and music from David Rice. Saturday, February 23, come hear The Danny Voris Project. Monday, February 25, come for Trivia with a Twist. Thursday, February 28, Nick Mitchell performs. Call for costs. 461-1101.
February 23 -
Tell Your Story - From Pain to Purpose
Dayton Convention Center,
22 E. Fifth St.; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Tell Your Story Conference is a platform that was created to provide tools to help you go from pain to purpose and live out your purpose, free from limiting beliefs and barriers. Storytellers from all over the world will share practices to empower and inspire men and women to execute with no excuse! $99, includes meals. More info here.
February 23 -
Alebrije Launch Party
Warped Wing Brewing Company,
26 Wyandot St.; 12 p.m.
Alebrijes are brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures of fantastical creatures. Driven by a culture draped around the arts, these unusual pieces take on a life of their own. Warped Wing also shares a love for arts, culture, and community. Happily, we’d like to introduce you to our latest work. Alebrije Gose. A clean, crisp, golden Gose with a soft hop touch. Get the infused flavor from the Reposado barrel. And finally, finish with a well-balanced sour note.
February 23 - African Dance: A Communal Celebration
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Traditional African dance is front and center at the Dayton Metro Library when Anna Omulo and a dance troupe from Wright State University take the floor. The free interactive performance takes place in the Bassani Theater. All ages are invited to watch a dance performance, then learn a short routine and join in! 463-2665.
February 23 - A Fundraising Event with Bruns, Isicle, & Noah Fogg
The Fire Blocks District; 124 E. Third St.; 7 p.m.
Nashville based indie/folk band “BRUNS” is swooping through Dayton on a leg of their midwest tour! With support from local indie artists ISICLE & Noah Fogg, we have a special night planned in an underground Gem of Dayton, The Fire Blocks District Secret Speakeasy! Guests are invited to park for free in our lots behind the 124 Building and Huffman Lofts. In addition to those parking lots, metered parking is free after 6pm. Benefiting Dayton Victory Project, a privately funded 501(c)(3) after-school program mentoring disengaged young men in Dayton. $7 donations accepted at the door. More info and RSVP here. |
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February 23 - Dayton History Fight Night 2019
Memorial Hall; 125 E. First St.; 7 p.m.
Historic Memorial Hall will once again host Dayton History Fight Night, a 1920s-themed amateur boxing exhibition that benefits Dayton History in its mission to inspire generations by connecting them with the unique people, places, and events that changed Dayton and the world. Arrive early to hear Dave Greer’s Classic Jazz Stompers kick things off with their tremendous blend of jazz, blues, and small band swing music. Buy tickets here.
February 23 -
Blazing Gentlemen Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Guided By Voices’ Do the Collapse
Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E. Fourth St.;
8 p.m.
On Saturday, The Yellow Cab Tavern is excited to welcome the Blazing Gentlemen, performing the entirety of Guided By Voices’ classic album Do The Collapse 20 years later, along with a salty salute to other hits, live favorites and deep cuts. Doors are at 8pm and tickets are $7 in advance or $10 on that day.
February 23 - Bashiri Asad
The Trolley Stop, 530 E. Fifth St.;
9:30 p.m.
From shoo-wop style singing groups and classical vocal training, to performances local and abroad, Asad's vocal prowess has been growing into the soul-stirring entity it is known as today. The influences of Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke, and Otis Redding echo in his performance, and those coupled with his own strength and passion have come together to create his version of true soul music, termed "IndySoul." 461-1101.
February 24 -
Savor Your Sunday
Coco's Bistro, 250 Warren St.,
10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
These unique “Dine & Donate” events support the nationally known arts program at Stivers School for the Arts, featuring student performers from the musical magnets, student-designed artwork and a specially prepared 'once-a-year' brunch menu showcasing the best CoCo’s Bistro’s has to offer! $30/person; $15 is tax-deductible. RSVP for one or more Sundays at 226-COCO or stop by CoCo’s Bistro.
February 24 -
Sunday Movies @ Main
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; 1:30 p.m.
Spend a winter Sunday afternoon watching a cinematic gem on a big screen - for free! This Sunday, enjoy the 1952 classic, Sudden Fear. Each Sunday features a different film - from overlooked masterpieces and classics to foreign films, independent cinema and documentaries. Free and open to the public. 463-2665.
Febuary 24 -
How to Survive Middle School (sensory-friendly)
Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St.;
2 p.m.
Comedian Robert Post barely survived middle school. One of his childhood report cards in Columbus, Ohio, gave a hint as to how his future might unfold. Struggling because of various learning disabilities, he found that making people laugh saved him. Not amused by Robert’s antics, his teacher created a whole new column of categories describing maladaptive behavior. The result: a dazzling performance career that continues to defy categories. In this multimedia performance, kids talk to kids in a compelling, funny and educational show. $16. ticketcenterstage.com.
February 26 -
2019 Construction Career Fair
Dayton Convention Center,
22 E. Fifth St.; 6-8 p.m.
OhioMeansJobs|Montgomery County in partnership with Ohio Valley Association Builders and Contractors and the Home Builders Association offers the Construction Career Fair to provide employment opportunities to individuals interested in a career or furthering their career within the construction industry. There will be approximately 60 employers present and ready to hire construction workers for their open positions. Free.
February 26 -
Grants 101
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; 6-8 p.m.
Are you a new Development Professional or a nonprofit staff person charged with writing grants for your organization? Are you finding it difficult to begin, or are you having trouble locating grant funders? This class demystifies the process and provides you with step-by-step instructions to get you started. Meet with other new grant writers and share your experiences both negative and positive. You’ll leave this class with a well-defined plan of action! Register here.
February 26 -
6th Annual Buckeye Vodka Battle of the Bartenders
The Steam Plant, 617 E. Third St.;
6-9 p.m.
Join us for a night that focuses on the Best Bartenders in town as they battle for first place and the title belt! Sample food from the Miami Valley’s finest restaurants and Buckeye Vodka concoctions from the Miami Valley’s most talented bartenders. What started as the first bartender event brought to the Miami Valley has turned into an exciting competition that you do not want to miss! Get tickets here.
February 27 - Eric Jerardi Album Release Party
Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E. Fourth St.;
7-10 p.m.
Free event - samples of Tequila - big band - big celebration. Doors at 6pm. ericjerardi.com
February 27 -
Fantasy Men XXXL
Wiley's Comedy Joint, 101 Pine.;
7 p.m.
Fantasy Men XXXL brings you NEW choreographed and solo performances yet to be seen in this industry. We were tired of the same ole’ typical Male Revue routines and shows you have seen time and time again. We decided it was time to create something completely new and exciting for you ladies; you deserve it!! We have combined the best veterans from groups across the globe to bring you a whole new meaning to Ladies Night Out! 223-5277.
February 28 - Liquid Picnic Launch Party
Warped Wing Brewing Company,
26 Wyandot St.; 5-10 p.m.
Liquid Picnic Farmhouse Pale Ale returns to the taproom. Liquid Picnic Farmhouse Pale Ale. American hops, Belgian saison yeast and a finish so dry. Let’s put on our wings and fly.
February 28 -
Levitt Community Mixer
Third Perk Coffeehouse & Wine Bar,
46 W. Fifth St.; 5:30-7:30 p.m.
We miss you! Let’s reconnect! Join us at Third Perk Coffeehouse and Wine Bar one block west of the Levitt Pavilion on Fifth Street for a Levitt Community Mixer! An informal gathering to reconnect with old and new friends that love the Levitt and our beautiful city. 223-7375.
February 28-March 17- Around the World in 80 Days
The Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St.;
call for times.
Jules Verne’s classic tale springs to life in this clever, fast-paced comedy for the whole family. Proper gentleman Phileas Fogg strikes a wager and sets off on a race that puts his fortune and life at risk. With his faithful servant at his side, he has just 80 days to circle the globe - an inconceivable feat in the year 1872! Fierce natives, furious typhoons, runaway trains, a damsel in distress and a dogged detective threaten to delay him at every step in this delightful, whirlwind odyssey that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to unexpected end. 228-3630. ticketcenterstage.com. |
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