OUT ON 5TH
SHOP. DINE. RELAX. OUTDOORS.
Out on 5th
What is Out on Fifth?
Out on 5th is the closure of Fifth Street in the Oregon District of downtown Dayton to vehicular traffic on weekends.
Closing down Fifth Street from Patterson Boulevard to Wayne Avenue every Friday night through Sunday evening allows the business district to open up the street for guests to shop - dine - and relax in the open air.
- Out on 5th gives restaurants and bars in the district room to expand patio seating into the streets.
- Retail shops can use extra sidewalk space in front of their business for sales.
- Fifth Street is filled with public seating to allow guests room to spread out and enjoy the outdoors.
- Local entertainment will be in the district every weekend to enhance the atmosphere.
WHAT: Out on 5th pedestrian promenade
WHEN: Fridays 5 -10 p.m. / Saturdays noon - 10 p.m. / Sundays noon - 10 p.m.
WHY: Shop, dine, and relax outdoors in the district
WHERE: In the Oregon District - Fifth Street from Patterson Boulevard to Wayne Avenue
(with limited access at each intersection for pick-up orders)
HOW: See information below in “parking” on how to plan your visit
All the same cleanliness standards Oregon District businesses use on the inside of their shops and restaurants will be applied to their bonus outdoor spaces -- including the public seating areas. Additionally, hand sanitizer stations will be placed throughout the District for a convenient spritz on the go. We’ve also placed social distancing and mask wearing reminders around the district.
Dora in the District
The Oregon District is also a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) - which allows patrons to purchase an alcoholic beverage served in a branded cup and enjoy that beverage outdoors, within the boundaries of the DORA. Find the DORA rules and more info here.
Out on 5th Street Closure Detours
Support
Out on Fifth is presented by the Downtown Dayton Partnership, City of Dayton, and the Oregon District Business Association, and sponsored by CHANNEL 999 and iHeartRADIO.
