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Thru February 29 - Exhibit: Atlas of Dayton: A City in Progress
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; call for times.
This travelling exhibit about equity, opportunity, and resource access is presented in partnership with MVRPC and sponsored by UD’s College of Arts & Sciences. Interactive digital maps explore issues around income inequality, racial segregation, and access to resources in Dayton. Exhibit is free and open to the public during regular Library hours. 463-BOOK.
Thru March 1 -
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: $6 daily, ice skate rental: $2 daily. Ages 3 and under are free with a paying adult. 278-2607.
Thru March 1 -
Tour de Way
100+ locations along the Great Miami Riverway, including several in downtown Dayton.
Over 100 locations are offering $3,000 in prizes! Tour de Way is a free passport program that lets you explore our region all year long with activities and locations perfect for the adventurer, art lover, aviation enthusiast, beer connoisseur, and everyone else in between. Every location you visit gets you another chance to win amazing prizes like a SmithFly Shoal Tent or an Opus Classico 2 bicycle from Spoken Bicycles. Tour de Way runs from May 4, 2019 to March 2020. Find details here.
Thru March 15 -
Gloria: A Life
The Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St.;
Call for times.
Fifty years after Gloria Steinem began raising her voice and advocating for others, her vision is as urgent today as ever. Described simply as "History. Her Story. Our Story," this richly detailed tapestry is both inspiring and remarkable. Gloria believes in the necessity of conversation as a catalyst for change, and this new play offers us all a path forward in a way that only live theater can provide. We celebrate this award-winning journalist, social political activist, and nationally-recognized leader of the American feminist movement and Toledo, Ohio native. 228-3630 or ticketcenterstage.com.
February 28 - Classic Albums Live: Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St.;
7:30 p.m.
Note for note. Cut for cut. That’s what you’ll experience live at the Victoria Theatre.
Classic Albums Live recreate classic rock albums in their entirety. Not a cover band, not an impersonation, these world-class musicians go to great lengths to faithfully recreate every sound on the original album in a concert setting. 228-3630 or ticketcenterstage.com.
February 28 -
Last Fridays with Dayton Salsa Project
Bar Granada, 5 W. Monument Ave;
8 p.m.
Live Latin music by Dayton Salsa Project, Salsa/Merengue/Bachata/Bolero dancing. Delicious food by Latin Arepas, great tequila cocktails and other drinks by Bar Granada. Don’t know how to salsa dance? Come down from 9 to 9:30 for a complimentary beginners lesson and dance the night away! Parking lot adjacent building on Monument Avenue~$1 on exit after 8pm. $8.
February 28 & 29 -
Dwight Simmons
Wiley's Comedy Joint, 101 Pine St.;
Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 7:15 & 9:30 p.m.
Dwight Simmons is a comedian that is from Indianapolis, IN. He started his comedy career at the world famous Comedy Attic in Bloomington, Indiana, while pursuing degrees in Kinesiology and English. Dwight has been featured in the Limestone Comedy Festival and in 2015 his debut album, "Pacifist Aggressive" hit #1 on the iTunes charts. $10. 223-5277.
February 28 & March 1 -
La Cenerentola
Dayton Performing Arts Alliance;
Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 8 p.m.
Set a classic children’s tale to Rossini’s sparkling music, and what do you get? La Cenerentola: Cinderella, or Goodness Triumphant. Built on the story we already know, this opera adds a few more twists along the way and characters that spring to vivacious life. They come complete with human quirks, not to mention wonderful music and cascades of rippling bel canto singing.. ticketcenterstage.com.
February 28-March 3 -
Music & More at
The
OE
Oregon Express, 336 E. Fifth St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 28, The OE presents music from the Mixtape. Saturday, February 29, it's Moonstone. Tuesday, March 3, come play Trivia with Rich. Call for costs. 223-9205.
February 28-March 4 - This Week at The Peace Museum
Dayton International Peace Museum,
208 W. Monument St.; call for times.
Friday, February 28, join the museum for a discussion on Slavery and Human Trafficking. February 29, YWCA Dayton presents its open forum outreach series - this month's topic is Teen Dating Violence. Each Wednesday is Zensday at the museum, with meditation at 5:15 and yoga at 6 p.m. Call 227-3223 for more details. |
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February 28-March 4 - Music & More at The Trolley Stop
The Trolley Stop, 530 E. Fifth St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 28, The Trolley Stop presents music from Brother Hill and the Hill Spirits. Saturday, February 29, hear The Drifter Kings. Wednesday, March 4 is the Open Jam and Musician's Showcase. Call for costs. 461-1101.
February 28- March 5 - This Week at The Barrel House
The Barrel House, 417 E. Third St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 28, The Barrel House, Heart Mercantile, and Fat Head's Brewery team up to raise funds for Mended Little Hearts of Dayton at Dayton Has Heart. Sunday, March 1, bring your records to VinylVinylSunday. March 3, enjoy a Karrikin Sampling. March 4 is the next Wu Tang Wednesday. Thursday, March 5, show off your music, poetry, comedy, or other skills at Open Mic Night. 222-GRWL.
February 28-March 5 -
Music & More at Blind Bob's
Blind Bob's Tavern, 430 E. Fifth St.;
call for times.
Friday, February 28, hear live music from Sugardust, Grigio, and Kindergarten. Saturday, February 29, it's Stella's Demise, Jon Worth and The Bends, and Death by Fetish. Tuesday, March 3, give your brain a workout at Best. Trivia. Ever. Wednesday it's Karaoke with DJ Nancy. Thursday, March 5, take the stage at Open Mic Night with Brandon. Call for costs.
938-6405.
February 28-March 5 - Music & More at
The
Dublin Pub
The Dublin Pub,
300 Wayne Ave.;
call for times.
Friday, February 28, the Pub hosts a Sync for SICSA lip-syncing fundraiser. Saturday, February 29, enjoy live music from Two for the Road. Monday is Trivia with a Twist. Thursday, March 5, Nick Mitchell performs. Call for costs. 461-1101.
February 28-March 5 -
This Week at the DAI
Dayton Art Institute,
456 Belmonte Park North; call for times.
The DAI presentes it's latest special exhibit, Samurai, Ghosts and Lovers. Sunday, March 1, is the next edition of Draw from the Collection, and Thursday, March 5 is the next PNC Tiny Thursday. Museum general admission is $15 for adults; $10 for seniors (60+), active military, and groups (10 or more); $5 for college students (18+ with ID) & youth (ages 7-17); free for children (ages 6 & younger) and museum members. Prices include admission to all special exhibitions, focus exhibitions and the museum's collection galleries. Some programs and events may carry an additional charge. 223-5277.
February 29 - CatVideoFest
The Neon, 130 E. Fifth St., noon.
CatVideoFest is a compilation reel of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and, of course, classic internet powerhouses. CatVideoFest is a joyous communal experience, only available in theaters, and raises money for cats in need through partnerships with local cat charities, animal welfare organizations, and shelters to best serve cats in the area. This is a family-friendly event, and 10% of each ticket goes to Humane Society of Greater Dayton! Tickets are $8 each and available now in person at The Neon or its website.
February 29 - Art on High
The Dayton Club, 40 N. Main St.;
noon-7:30 p.m.
Join artists from the Urban Sketch Group, including Terry Welker, and Michele BonDurant as they set up their easels and sketch books. All levels of artist, from the novice to professional are invited to draw and paint from above the city working en plein air in a paint-out style event and followed by an No Fear Feedback artist critique. $10 for artist participation and open to all. All artists, architects and creative map-makers are invited to join us to paint and draw the city below from the 29th story of the Stratacache Tower (formerly the Kettering Tower). After the art-making event and critique, visitors can mingle and rub elbows with artists during an after-party in the space (open to the public). More info.
February 29 -
Leap Year Birthday Party
Toxic Brew Company, 431 E. Fifth St.;
1-11:59 p.m.
Little known fact: The Toxic Skull is a leap year baby! If you are too, come celebrate with us and ol’ Skully. All day Sat, Feb 29, show your ID to your bartender to prove you’re a Leapling, and we’ll buy you a drink of your choice, on Mr. Skull’s dime.
Happy birthday, ya weirdos.
February 29 -
Harriet Tubman: Straight Up Outta the Underground
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library,
215 E. Third St.; 2-3 p.m.
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati (TCT) brings its touring production of “Harriet Tubman: Straight Up Outta The Underground” to the Dayton Metro Library for a free, one-time-only performance. The powerful, one-woman performance is best enjoyed by children in grades 3-8, teens and adults. It is free and open to the public in the Bassani Theater of the Main Library.
February 29 -
Scholastic Art Awards
K12 Gallery for Young People & TEJAS, 341 S. Jefferson St.; 6-9:30 p.m.
The Scholastic Art Awards is a 97 year old national art competition that lets students compete with others in their region and then with other students nationally. The program fosters creativity and provides a platform for young people to gain recognition and compete for scholarship funds. All students in grades 7-12 are eligible. K12 Gallery & TEJAS is the Regional Affiliate for the Greater Miami Valley Area. |
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February 29 - "A Night Out" Starring Will Downing & Pieces of a Dream
Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St.; 7 p.m.
With a career that spans over 30 years and 21 albums, Will Downing is one of the most versatile and loved voices of our time. Known as The Prince of Sophisticated Soul, his repertoire consists of signature interpretations of R&B classics. Pieces of a Dream emerged out of Philadelphia’s music scene in 1976. The group based their name on “Pieces of Dreams,” a cover tune by Stanley Turrentine that the group performed. 228-3630 or ticketcenterstage.com.
February 29 -
Dayton Adult Prom
Top of the Market, 32 Webster St.;
8-11 p.m.
An evening of fun to celebrate community and benefit local charities, Shoes 4 the Shoeless and CO-OP Dayton. Theme: Mardi Gras. Prom attire strongly encouraged. Designated Driver Ticket - $35 no drinks included.
Single Ticket - $50 (includes two drink tickets - beer/wine only).
Couples Tickets - $80 (2 tickets purchased, includes 2 drink tickets per ticket - beer/wine only).
All guests receive voting cards for King & Queen, photobooth pictures, and a late night snack.
February 29 - Minority Threat, Body Farm, SKRT, and Houseghost
Bar Granada, 5 W. Monument Ave;
9 p.m.
This banger, of some of Ohio’s favorite jammers, is going down in Dayton, Ohio at Bar Granada. Just look at the lineup and you already know what it is. Good hangs with good homies! 21+. $5.
February 29-March 5 - This Week at Warped Wing
Warped Wing Brewing Company,
26 Wyandot St.; call for times.
Saturday, February 29, Warped Wing hosts SWERK and Sip. March 3, it's a Craft the Vote Registration Jam. March 4, come for the Pints & Plants Winter Plant Swap or the Silver Ballers Pinball League. On March 5, Warped Wing welcomes beer fans to the Hydro Haze Pale Ale Launch Party.
March 1 -
Playwrighting Workshop and Producer Q&A
The Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St.; 4 p.m.
Ohio Playwrights Circle is teaming up with the Dramatist Guild of America for a FREE Playwrighting Workshop and Producer Q&A. From 4-4:50 pm Jeremy Llorence, Otterbein University’s playwriting professor, will share personal stories of his creative approaches in adaptation, revision, and the rehearsal process, while providing some of his tools and exercises for taking that next big creative step. From 5-5:50 pm, join Beth Wood, Associate Artistic Director of Cleveland Public Theatre, as she answers your questions and shares her impressions and reflections on over a decade producing new work. Les Hunter, Ohio Regional Representative of the Dramatists Guild of America, will moderate this session.
March 1 - Silence of the Lambs Movie Party
The Engineers Club,
110 E. Monument Ave.; 6-9 p.m.
The most influential psychological thriller of all time that swept the 1992 Academy Awards including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay comes to the Dayton Dinner Theater. Immerse yourself with themed cuisine, cocktails, trivia, costumes, and competitions to celebrate a masterpiece of our generation. Themed Attire: Early 90’s FBI agent, stylish straight jacket, prisoner suit, crazy killer silk robe, (please no wearing of other peoples skin.
March 2 - Mayhem & Mystery Dinner Theatre: Gams, Gangsters & Giggle Water
Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. Fifth St.;
7 p.m.
Mayhem & Mystery presents their new mystery show with lots of fun interaction for all. Can you solve this year's crime and win a prize? Bring your family, friends, coworks, and more for an evening of laughter and hilarity. Tickets are $29.95 per person for dinner and show (tax and gratuity not included.) Reservations are required and can be made by calling the Spaghetti Warehouse at 461-3913.
March 3 - Indigo Girls
Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St.;
7:30 p.m.
The power of unity, both in music and in life, has been an Indigo Girls calling card ever since they burst into the spotlight with their 1989 self-titled breakout album. Since then, the band has racked up a slew of Gold and Platinum records, taken home a coveted GRAMMY Award, and earned the respect of high profile peers and collaborated from Michael Stipe to Joan Baez. Both on and off the stage, Emily Saliers and Amy Ray have secured their spot as one of the most legendary musical acts of this generation. 228-3630 or ticketcenterstage.com.
March 3 -
Saved by the Bell Trivia
Toxic Brew Company, 431 E. Fifth St.;
8 p.m.
Its a Themed Trivia Night with the Lovable schemer Zack Morris and his pals on adventures at California’s Bayside High School. Come test your knowledge of their relationships, breakups and pranks with their principal, Mr. Richard Belding. Free To Play. 1 to 6 players per team. Prizes awarded!
March 5 -
Distillery Tours
Belle of Dayton, 122 Van Buren St.;
6 p.m.
Distillery tours are an extraordinary way to learn about craft distillation and spirits. The whole experience will give you the chance to see where our spirits are made and includes a sampling of our spirits - all made onsite! Book a tour here. |
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