Lectures & Learning around Dayton
Lectures & Learning - Talks and Classes around Dayton.
Lectures & Learning in Dayton
Dinosaur "Egg"scavation
Monday, August 10 2026
Become your own paleontologist by uncovering your own dinosaur!
Business with a Bite: Huber Heights' Annual State of the Community Address
Thursday, August 13 2026
Join Huber Heights' Annual State of the Community Address featuring regional leaders sharing updates on business, government, education, and the future of our community. COnnect, Grow, & Thrive!
Social Vintage Dance Lessons Friday Nights
Friday, August 14 2026
We socially dance many types of historical and modern dances. Our emphasis is typically on having fun with partnered social dances, but we also do set dances, circle dances, line dances, and solo dance as well.
Special Interest Tour – How’s the Weather? - Dayton Art Institute
Saturday, August 15 2026
DAI’s Special Interest Tours are community tours with specialized themes! Explore the museum and make new connections! Invoke your creative spirit following the tour with a quick, make-and-take art activity.
Teen Craft and Learn -- Vision Boards and Goal Setting
Thursday, August 20 2026
Finances, planning for the future, adult life skills.
Grounds for Discussion, A Leadership Mastermind Series
Friday, August 21 2026
Grounds for Discussion is the Huber Heights Chamber of Commerce monthly morning leadership mastermind, led by Executive Director Mason Hutton. Please RSVP to help plan for donuts and coffee.
Monthly Cinephile Club at Wright Library
Thursday, August 27 2026
Trade your phone screen for the big screen with a watch-and-discuss film each month at Wright Library.
Breakfast Briefing with Ronald McDonald House: Dayton
Friday, August 28 2026
Join us for breakfast to learn about our mission, programs, and involvement opportunities.
Witness Work: The Quilts of Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi by Dr. Sharbreon Plummer
Thursday, September 10 2026
Dr. Plummer is an internationally published writer, public scholar, curator, and interdisciplinary artist from south Louisiana. She will provide insight into Carolyn Mazloomi's work and legacy.
Open House at Patterson Homestead
Saturday, September 12 2026
Join us for an open house at the Patterson Homestead. Learn about the Patterson family and how they influenced the Dayton region!
Cracking The Serial Killer Code: A Chilling Evening With Katherine Ramsland
Friday, September 18 2026
Dr. Katherine Ramsland takes audiences deep inside the minds of some of the most notorious serial killers on September 18, 2026, at the Victoria Theatre.
2026 Dayton Pagan Festival
Saturday, October 03 2026
The Dayton Pagan Festival is a free, family-friendly event welcoming all spiritual backgrounds. Enjoy a variety of vendors, public rituals, and educational workshops focused on community and spiritual growth.
Neil deGrasse Tyson: An Astrophysicist Goes To The Movies - Part 2
Sunday, October 04 2026
An entertaining and enlightening review of all the science that our favorite movies got wrong, combined with some of the stuff they got right.
Wildlife Filmmaker and Nat Geo Explorer Casey Anderson Speaking in Dayton
Sunday, October 18 2026
Wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic explorer Casey Anderson is speaking at the Victoria Theatre in Dayton, Ohio, Sunday, October 18, 2026.
Next Chapter Book Club with We Care Arts
Monday, October 19 2026
Read, make art, and laugh with new friends as Wright Library partners with We Care Arts for a fun gathering for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
JTS On the Move! City of West Carrollton
Wednesday, November 04 2026
Montgomery County Job and Family Services’ mobile outreach unit. This multi-disciplinary team can quickly provide offsite services, including full case management for most benefits for Montgomery County residents.
Photographers David Doubilet & Jennifer Hayes Speaking in Dayton
Sunday, December 13 2026
Underwater photographer David Doubilet and scientist and photographer Jennifer Hayes are speaking at the Victoria Theatre in Dayton, Ohio, Sunday, December 13, 2026.
