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October 18-24, 2019
Featured Event
Also this Week
October 20 - PhilharMonster
Dayton Performing Arts Alliance; Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 3 p.m. The Dayton Philharmonic presents its
annual legendary PhilharMonster
Halloween Concert, setting the spooky
stage for Halloween and getting the mood
just right for celebrating the autumn
season. Maestro Gittleman and the DPO
have planned an afternoon full of fantastic
musical selections to get us all in the
Halloween spirit. The concert will end this
year with a very special surprise. As is the
costume custom, everyone is encouraged to
show up dressed in their Halloween finest.
Even the orchestra members will be getting
into the costume groove! There will be a
costume parade before the performance,
and during the show, the audience will
have the chance to vote on the best
musician costume. ticketcenterstage.com.
October 19 - Masquerage
The 804 Building, 804 E. Monument Ave. Masquerage is Equitas Health's annual "Party
of Parties for a Cause." Since Masquerage's
inception in 2002, this masked extravaganza
has become the fastest growing, must-be-
seen-at event in Dayton, bringing hundreds
of people together for a magnificent evening
of music, dancing, and decadence.
Masquerage is a fundraiser for the life-saving
work of Equitas Health. This year's
Masquerage theme is "Push Play." Mask
required. This year's event will be held
indoors, but toilets, smoking area, and
general admission check in will be outside.
More info here.
Thru October 26 - Exhibit: And Then Unfold
The Contemporary Dayton, 118 N. Jefferson St.; call for times. Lyrical, calligraphic abstractions on paper by
emerging artists Jack St. John, Cleveland;
Diana Behl, Brookings, SD; and Nishiki
Sugawara-Beda, Dallas, TX. Free.
Thru October 27 - Decision Height
Dayton Theatre Guild, 430 Wayne Ave.; call for times. Decision Height tells the story of six
Women's Air Force Service Pilots (called
WASPS) who flew aircraft during World
War II. While they didn't see combat, these
ladies were responsible for transporting
planes and pulling targets for live
ammunition training, freeing the men for
active duty after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The WASPS proved an important asset for
the military, but have been largely forgotten
in the history books. This play was the
winner of the 2013 Kennedy Center
American College Theatre Festival.
Thru March 31 - 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.
October 17-19 - A New Brain
PNC Arts Annex, corner of Second and Ludlow sts.; 8 p.m. Dare 2 Defy presents a musical about a
frustrated songwriter with a brain tumor who
evenually discovers what's most important in
life. ticketcenterstage.com.
October 18 - Yellow Cab Food Truck Rally Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E. Fourth St.; 5-10 p.m. Last Yellow Cab Food Truck Rally of the
October 18-24 - Music & More at The Dublin Pub
The Dublin Pub, 300 Wayne Ave.; call for times.
Friday, October 18, the Pub presents music
from Hey There Morgan. On Saturday,
October 19, come hear Spanish Tony
Sanchez. Monday is Trivia with a Twist.
On Wednesdays, come play Singo: Musical
Bingo. Thursday, October 24, Nick Mitchell
performs. Call for costs. 461-1101.
October 19 - Brunch with a Queen The Dayton Club, 40 N. Main St.; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Join us for a morning of food, fun, and drag!
Stay tuned to our Facebook page for updates,
our show times, and the most important
part... The Queens! Reach out to Jostin
Schimmoeller at 937-510-9247 or
more information! Tickets are $35 and
include the fabulous show, a brunch buffet
and a fantastic view of Downtown Dayton!
October 19 - October Can & Bottle Release
Branch & Bone, 905 Wayne Ave.; 12-11 p.m. Join us for our next can and bottle release as
we unveil a new beer and celebrate the return
of a favorite. Raspberry Layers - Dessert
Berliner and Spectral Alphabet - IPA in 16oz
cans as well as Hazelnut Vanilla Dimmer in
500ml bottles!
October 19 - Ale-o-Ween
Dayton Convention Center, 22 E. Fifth St.; 5-9 p.m. Ohio's premier Halloween-themed craft beer
fest! 100+ beers from 40+ Ohio breweries,
food, live music, costume contest, face
painting, tarot card reading and more! $40
advance, $50 at the door. 226-8225.
October 19 - Yellow Gets Blue
Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E. Fourth St.; 7 p.m. The cure for your despair is right around the
corner, and it comes in the form of a night of
rip-roaring Blues played by some of
Dayton's finest. Road to Memphis winner
Jimmy D. Rogers headlines this event, with
featured performances by Seth Gilliam & the
Fake News, with opening act Gata Azul and
October 22 - Flavors of Dayton Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 5-7:30 p.m. "Flavors of Dayton" is a series of three food
events highlighting the talents, cuisines, and
stories of foreign-born chefs. Each event will
feature a different chef representing a
different geographic region and immigrant
community. Each chef will conduct a
cooking demonstration showcasing several
food items from their native country.
Attendees will then enjoy food prepared by
these amazing chefs. October 22nd's chef
will be Theresa Barnes of Eden Spice
Restaurant. Funds raised will support
Welcome Dayton and help us ensure that we
can continue to provide vital and effective
services to our area's immigrants and
refugees. $65.
flavorsofdayton.eventbrite.com.
October 22 - Candidate Forum for Dayton Public School Board
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 7-8:30 p.m. Meet the candidates for Dayton Public
School Board, and learn about their plans for
serving the school community. Presented in
partnership with WHIO and UpDayton.
October 22 - LGBTQ Mixer
Toxic Brew Company, 431 E. Fifth St.; 8 p.m. Toxic's inviting our LGBTQ Fam back to our
taproom for our monthly mixer. Unless
otherwise scheduled due to conflicts, it'll be
the 4th Tue of every month. Tequila Tuesday
specials all night, and of course, dozens of
Toxic Brews on tap.
October 22-27 - Once on This Island: The Musical Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; call for times. Music. Fire. Rain. Passion. And that's just
the opening number... Winner of the 2018
Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical,
Once On This Island is the sweeping,
universal tale of Ti Moune, a fearless peasant
girl in search of her place in the world, and
ready to risk it all for love. Guided by the
mighty island gods, Ti Moune sets out on a
remarkable journey to reunite with the man
who has captured her heart.
ticketcenterstage.com.
season to host Billie Gold's Birthday Bash!
Join us for another great gathering of grub
with a courtyard patio street festival at the
Yellow Cab Food Truck Rally! Food trucks,
free live local music, craft brews and
cocktails, and tons of fun for the whole
family! yellowcabfoodtrucks.com
October 18 - Lyle Lovett & His Acoustic Group
Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St. 8 p.m. A singer, composer and actor, Lyle Lovett
has broadened the definition of American
music in a career that spans 14 albums.
Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the
Texas-based musician fuses elements of
country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues
in a convention-defying manner that breaks
down barriers. ticketcenterstage.com.
October 18 & 19 - Messiaen's Turangalila
Dayton Performing Arts Alliance; Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 8 p.m. The mind-blowing Turangalila Symphony is
ecstatic, otherworldly, and completely
original. A devout and steadfast faith
inspired all of Messiaen's music. Turangalila
is a vast, beautiful, cinematic canvas
dedicated to love, life, joy, death, and
eternity. "I am convinced that joy exists,"
Messiaen once said, "convinced that the
invisible exists more than the visible, and
that joy is beyond sorrow, and beauty is
beyond horror." ticketcenterstage.com.
October 18 & 19 - Mark Chalifoux
Wiley's Comedy Joint, 101 Pine St.; Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 7:15 & 9:30 p.m. Mark Chalifoux is a stand-up comedian
based in the Midwest by way of New York
City. Mark has made television appearances
on Fox and IFC and has been featured in the
Boston Comedy Festival, the Limestone
Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull
Comedy Festival (among others). His jokes
have been heard on SiriusXM and read in
Reader's Digest (ask your grandma what that
is). He's also written for CBS Digital's
ManCave and ESPN.com and was a regular
at the world-famous Comic Strip Live and
UCB theater in New York City. 223-5277.
October 18-24 - This Week at the DAI
hosted by Nasty Bingo. Just $10 at the door
and all your sorrows will be washed away!
October 19 - Johnny Appleseed District Barbershopping Show of Champions
Dayton Convention Center, 22 E. Fifth St.; 7:30-11 p.m. Johnny Appleseed District Association
Quartet Champions is the best of the best our
district has to offer. Come out for a fantastic
evening of champions. Click here for tickets
and information. $5-10. 226-8225.
October 20 - A Force Against Cancer 5K
RiverScape MetroPark,111 E. Monument Ave.; 9:30-11 a.m. 5K walk/run benefiting the Pancreatic
Cancer Action Network. 100% of the
registrations and all funds donated to the Pan
Can Action Network. Weather Dependent.
Email to register [email protected].
October 20 - 3rd Sundays at Front Street
Front Street Complex, 1001 E. Second St.; 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Front Street invites you to spend your
afternoon exploring Dayton's largest
community of art studios, workshops,
galleries, and outdoor vendors. Get hands on
in the courtyard with FREE painting
activities including "paint your own
pumpkin" and "mural painting" with Carmen
Ferrero's traveling Mural Van! While the
family is busy getting creative, enjoy a
FREE hotdog, thanks to Chidogs Red Hots.
October 20 - Sunday Movies @ Main
Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 1:30 p.m. Dayton Metro Library's popular Sunday
Movies @ Main series continues with more
out-of-the-ordinary films. This week's film
will be Journey to Italy. For more
information, visit DaytonMetroLibrary.org
or call 463-2665.
October 20 - Dia de Muertos Parade & Celebration
Fifth & Jefferson sts,; 2-8 p.m. Dia de Muertos is a unique and colorful
holiday observed across Mexico, the
October 23 - Nonprofit Law: Foundational Basics Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Legal advice for 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organizations, like other corporations, is
needed to understand the complex web of
overlapping state and federal regulations by
which they are governed. This presentation
will give nonprofit leaders an overview of
the most common legal issues and questions
our nonprofit clients face, including
governance, compliance, employment,
intellectual property, and utilizing
volunteers. Find more info here.
October 24 - LaunchPad Launch Dayton, 15 W. Fourth St.; 12-7 p.m. Launch Dayton presents LaunchPad - where
the entrepreneurially-minded connect! Mix
& mingle with fellow movers, shakers,
entrepreneurs, creatives, founders,
freelancers, engineers, researchers. Build
networks in & out of your industry. Learn
what and connect with who you need to
launch your: startup, business, product, idea,
collaborative, nonprofit. Join us each month
in the Nucleus coworking space in the Kuhns
Building, next door to The Arcade, the future
home of Dayton's innovation community.
We'll kick off the day with a lunchtime
Launch + Learn, then wrap up the day with
workshops & networking. Cowork for free
anytime throughout the day.
October 24 - Noonday Organ Recitals Westminster Presbyterian Church, 125 N. Wilkinson St.; 12:10-12:35 p.m. Join us Thursdays in October! October 24 -
John Sherer. A quick lunch follows each
recital. 223-7285.
October 24 - Holiday Special Launch Party
Warped Wing Brewing Company, 26 Wyandot St.; 3-10 p.m.. 'Tis the season... for the return of Holiday
Special Holiday Lager! Holiday Special. A
well-balanced lager with aromas of ginger,
lemon peel, and nutmeg. Made with honey to
help bring out a mildly sweet taste. Embrace
old traditions while toasting new ones. Like
not falling in love with cousin Eddie's
tenement on wheels because he's taking it
with him with he leaves next month. Cheers!
Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park North; call for times. The DAI presents its latest exhibits, Mona
Lisa Today and William Preston Mayfield
Photographs. Friday, October 18, bring the
kids for Homeschool Interactions.
Saturday, October 19, is the next Object of
the Month discussion. Thursday, October
24, come hear the Skinner Pipe Organ
Performance and Draw from the
Collection. 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.
October 18-24 - This Week at The Barrel House
The Barrel House, 417 E. Third St.; call for times. Friday, October 18, is Food Truck Friday
with Smoking Inferno BBQ. Saturday,
October 19, is Food Truck Saturday with
World Piece. October 23 is the next Wu-
Tang Wednesday. Thursday, October 24,
come for an October Wine Tasting. 222-
GRWL.
October 18-24 - Music & More at Blind Bob's
Blind Bob's Tavern, 430 E. Fifth St.; call for times.
Friday, October 18, Bob's presents live music
from Stringus Kahn and Blue Moon Soup.
Saturday, October 19, come hear Hell
Scorched Earth, Others By No One,
Crosley Court, and Reign Over Me.
Sunday, October 20, it's Amber Hargett,
Anna p.s., and Gran Delusion. Every
Tuesday it's Best. Trivia. Ever. Wednesday,
October 23, come for Karaoke with DJ
Nancy. Thursday, October 24, take the stage
at Open Mic Night with Brandon. Call for
costs. 938-6405.
October 18-24 -
Music & More at the OE
Oregon Express, 336 E. Fifth St.; call for times.
Friday, October 18, the OE presents live
music from Harmonica Neil and Moses
Mabarak. Saturday, October 19, come hear
Tesa Marie and Heath Bowling. Thursday,
southwestern United States, Latin America
and right here in Dayton, Ohio. During Dia
De Muertos people reminisce on the lives of
loved ones who have died with ofrendas
(Day of the Dead alters), food, sugar skulls,
papel picado banners, processions, calaveras
(skulls) music, traditional dance and the
ubiquitous skull painted faces and costumes.
The Dayton parade and celebration will
include all of these traditional Mexican
traditions with some unique Gem City twists.
Expect more than a thousand people to
attend this free and family friendly event.
Find info here.
October 21 - Mayhem & Mystery Dinner Theatre: The Case of the Cuckoo Chemist
Spaghetti Warehouse, 36 W. Fifth St.; 7 p.m. Join Dr. Wentzel and her henchman Isor as
they plan to take over the world by turning
everyone into zombies. Will Zoe and Zayda
be able to stop them? Or will Dr. Wentzel be
able to succeed with her evil plan? Join
Mayhem & Mystery Mondays through Oct.
28 for mystery theatre fun. 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 937-461-3913.
October 22 - Bagels & Broadway
Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 8:30-10:30 a.m. Ever wonder what it takes to prepare a stage
for a Broadway show? Join us for Bagels &
Broadway, a unique opportunity for you to
find out first-hand. Have a cup of coffee and
a bagel - then watch the show's crew and
members of IATSE Local 66 set up the
sights and sounds for ONCE ON THIS
ISLAND! You won't believe the
transformation! This event is free, but you
must RSVP by noon on Monday, October
21. There are only 200 spots available so
REGISTER EARLY! This event fills up
fast!
October 22 - Coffee with a Cop
Reza's Downtown, 438 Wayne Ave.; 10-11 a.m. No agenda, just a chance to get to know the
officers in your neighborhood.
Neighbors+police+conversation. 813-1748.
October 24 - Careeer & Learning Expo Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 3:30-6:30 p.m. The Dayton Metro Library's second annual
Career & Learning Expo brings together
informative presenters, professional career
coaches, and a vast array of exhibitors, all
focused on helping adults explore their
career options, enhance their job skills, or
position themselves for professional
advancement. While the Career & Learning
Expo is free, advance registration is
appreciated. Online registration and more
information, including a complete list of
exhibitors and planning partners, is available
at DaytonMetroLibrary.org/CareerExpo
or call 937-463-2665. (Please note: This is
not a job fair or hiring event.)
October 24 - Master Class
PNC Arts Annex, corner of Second and Ludlow sts.; 4:30-6 p.m. This master class for high school students
will focus on Afro-Caribbean dance from
Once on This Island! A company member
from the show (if available) will work with
participants on material from the show.
Students should come prepared for physical
work during the class. This master class is
$5. The Master Class is limited to 50
participants! Register online by NOON on
Thursday, October 24. The registration link
will take you to our new class registration
system called Jackrabbit Class.
October 24-27 - Phantom Dances Dayton Performing Arts Alliance; Victoria Theatre,138 N. Main St.; 7:30 p.m. Dayton Ballet presents a repertory
performance of ballets fitting for the autumn
season. Phantom Dances celebrates the
season with a wide-ranging program
featuring five works, including two stunning
world premieres. All five ballets that
comprise Phantom Dances have been
choreographed by women, promising a
captivating weekend of dance in the Gem
City. The athleticism and artistry of the full
company is showcased with works from
from Penny Saunders, Amy Seiwert and
Nicole Haskins, and a world premiere to
celebrate Dia de Las Muertos, honoring the
souls of loved ones far and near.
ticketcenterstage.com.
October 24, is the next Theology on Tap.
Call for costs. 223-9205.
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