News in Dayton Ohio
News in Dayton
Sizzling Steaks served on Volcanic Rock coming to Beavercreek
Serving steaks on a 755-degree volcanic rock, Michigan-based restaurant Black Rock Bar & Grill will open at the Mall at Fairfield Commons this fall.
2018 ArtFest Last Call for Artists
Artists may submit their fine arts and crafts for jurying into the 3rd Annual Artfest of the Miami Valley through midnight June 30, 2018.
Dayton Metro Library Programs Recognize World Refugee Day
Dayton Metro Library will observe World Refugee Day with film, literature and personal presentations.
The Amazing History Behind Dayton's Grotto Gardens
Its scenic beauty is breathtaking and in the early 1900's was one of the country's leading tourist attractions.
3 Massive Neighborhood Garage Sales This Weekend
Community Wide Garage Sales in the Dayton area this weekend.
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Enlightens
Even if you've followed King's career, there is bound to be at least one song, that makes you say, ‘Oh, I didn't know she wrote that.'
City of Dayton approves Arcade development agreement
The Dayton City Commission has approved a development agreement for the Dayton Arcade.
10 Amazing Playgrounds around Dayton
Dayton area families know that there is no shortage of parks and playgrounds in the Miami Valley but sometimes you need a new one to check out and take the kids to.
"Libraries Rock" is more than just the slogan this summer
Free, live concerts for kids and teens this summer at the Dayton Metro Library.
SICSA one of America's Top Charities
SICSA Pet Adoption Center scores national shout-out from independent charity watchdog Charity Navigator.
Memories of Blue Jacket Drama
Greene County Parks plan to reopen Caesar Ford Park, home to the former Blue Jacket Amphitheater.
Shark Man - Edmund Merricle
Meet the artist and view his collection at the gallery's Third Sunday event May 20.
Carole King - The Soundtrack to a Generation
While the name Carole King may not be instantly recognizable, her music certainly is.
30+ Things to do with Kids this Summer $10 or less
Summer break doesn't have to be expensive. Here are dozens of budget-friendly family things to do that the kids will love!
Dayton Art Institute Cuts Ribbon on Renovated Rose Auditorium
NCR Renaissance Auditorium renamed Mimi and Stuart Rose Auditorium in honor of renovation gift from the Dayton-area philanthropists.
Stores Dayton won't forget
Rikes, The Met, Donenfeld's, and now Elder-Beerman, to name just a few local stores that will never be forgotten.
Cox Arboretum Tree Tower to reopen this Saturday
Reconstruction of the Cox Arboretum MetroPark Tree Tower has been completed and will re-open to the public on Saturday, May 5.
Are You Feeling At Wit's End?
The cure is an evening with Erma Bombeck as produced by The Human Race Theatre Company
Tour the Dayton Arcade this weekend
The Dayton Arcade is opening to the public as part of the Downtown Dayton Housing Tour this weekend.
