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Demolition of West Fifth Street Building to Make Room for $3M Redevelopment Project
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This weekend, the Dayton Philharmonic will host its first in-person event since the start of the pandemic. This show with limited, socially-distanced, sanitized seating at the Dayton Live Schuster Center, will also be shown in a virtual, streamed performance.
Find more details on tickets and pricing at: daytonperformingarts.org/stream/beethoven-8-and-florence-price/
Beethoven 8 and Florence Price | Dayton Performing Arts
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Duration of performance: approx. 50 minutes (no intermission) FLORENCE PRICE Violin Concerto No. 2 BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 8 JESSICA HUNG violin NEAL GITTLEMAN artistic director and conductor DAYTON PH..."I'm not downtown because it's thriving and I'm making a lot of money; I'm downtown because I'm committed to it," said Table 33 owner, Charlie Carroll.
On average, local restaurants are operation at 60% of normal revenues.
What can you do?
Order a takeout meal, schedule a pickup or delivery!
Find restaurants on our OPEN* page here ✅ www.downtowndayton.org/open
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