Dayton Arts & Entertainment News
Highlighting arts and entertainment news around Dayton and the Miami Valley.
Entertainment in Dayton
Gov. Kaisch Signs $40 Million Tax Rebate Bill
Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit Program Doubles Budget to $40 Million FilmDayton Working To Bring It To Dayton.
Daytons Human Race Theatre presents Master Class
One of the opera world's greatest legends takes center stage as Maria Callas gives three aspiring singers a rough welcome into the world of performing.
Review: The Lion King at The Schuster
The Lion King provides a fulfilling up-close adventure into a jungle, unlike anything you have ever seen before.
Goodwill responds to Metallica concert rumor
Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley confirms concert, but it's not what you think.
Dayton Art Institute Offers Free Admission To Military Personnel
Dayton Art Institute to offer free admission to the nation's active duty military personnel Memorial Day through Labor Day 2016.
5000 reasons to love The Lion King Actor Ben Lipitz as Pumbaa
There's a tremendous sense of awe and wonder whenever The Lion King fills the stage, but something especially amazing will occur while the hit musical is in Dayton.
Stand Up For Love
Laughter is good for the soul, as is being a generous giver, so those who attend the Stand Up for Love event will be benefiting themselves while also supporting a worthy cause.
Kristen Key at Wiley's Comedy Joint
Kristin Key stood in line for 7 hours to become one of the youngest contestants on Last Comic Standing! True story.
Experience Summer Along The Downtown Riverfront
RiverScape MetroPark comes to life for summer this Friday.
The Fraze Celebrates 25 Seasons with 3 Free Shows
To show our gratitude for the support Kettering and the Miami Valley has given us over the past 25 years, we've scheduled three Anniversary Concerts for FREE!
Memories of Fantasy Farm
Located in Middletown, Fantasy Farm was open from 1963 to 1991, and was especially designed for children 12 and under.
Poets, Writers, Rhymers to Speak Out on Gun Violence
Dayton-area high school students to speak out against gun violence and its effects.
You'll laugh until you cry at One Slight Hitch
It's supposed to be a day on which dreams are made of, but instead it consists of one hilarious disaster after another.
Montgomery County Fair to remain in Dayton through 2017
Fair Board extending search process for new location.
Into the Ether Exhibit Sheds New Light on a Classic Theme
The Dayton Art Institute's latest exhibition begins the Year of Classical Elements with a celebration of contemporary light artists.
Young's Flying Cow A-moo-sing Locals
The mooving story of Jersey, her udderly miraculous recovery following her tragic fall at Young's Jersey Dairy in Yellow Springs, and the outpouring of cow-puns that followed.
KISS at The Nutter Center
America's # 1 Gold Record Award Winning Group of all time KISS will make a stop at Wright State University's Nutter Center this summer.
Making a Difference with the One Dollar Book Swap
One Dollar Book Swap makes it easy to read thanks to their low price of $1 per book, but this dynamic business isn't satisfied with simply supplying your summer reading.
Dayton's Human Race Theatre Company Celebrates 30th Anniversary
The Human Race Theatre Company will celebrate their 30th anniversary during the 2016-17 season and has selected five titles sure to delight and the holiday return of Santaland Diaries.
Million Dollar Quartet
Four legends of music on one stage and an entire catalog of hit songs are all contained within the hit musical Million Dollar Quartet.
