Mar 21 Saturday
WYSO Presents a Cajun dance party with The Cajun Country Revival featuring members of the Red Stick Ramblers and Foghorn String Band
Come out and experience authentic Cajun Dancehall music at its finest, featuring Louisiana natives Jesse Legé (of Bayou Brew), Linzay Young and Joel Savoy (founding members of the Red Stick Ramblers) along with Sammy Lind and Nadine Landry (of the Foghorn String Band).
Come and hear the accordion and fiddles pouring out melodies as hot as a ladle of sauce piquante while guitar and bass lay down the driving beats that will test the structural integrity of the dance floor. Two-steps, waltzes, and French blues, with a dash of Honky Tonk sprinkled in now and then mean that this music is made for dancing — but it sounds great to boot. So throw on your boots, or whatever shoes you want to boot scoot in and get ready for a shot of Cajun joie de vivre from some of this generation’s most road-tested and genuine purveyors of American roots music from the Louisiana and Old-Time musical traditions. These folks have brought joy and jubilation to feet and ears the world over. Don’t miss this chance to see them live in Yellow Springs!
As an extra special treat, a multi-week session of dance lessons in two step and waltz will precede the event, taught by Sharon Leahy. Information and registration on the ‘It’s Tuesday, Let’s Dance!’ series can be found here: https://antiochcollege.edu/event/mad-river-theater-works-presents-its-tuesday-lets-dance-5/ To register email chris@madrivertheater.org
THE TOM CARTER PROJECT 2026memorial concert to benefit WYSO• Legbone• Viceroy Kings• Somersault (ex-Real Lulu)• A La Carte (from Lima)Saturday, March 21 • 7pmYellow Cab Tavern, 700 E 4th St, Dayton16+ unless accompanied by guardian
Mar 12 Thursday
Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day making an adorable four leaf cover pendant! At $35 a person, you can sculpt your own four leaf clover pendant from rods of melted glass in our flameshop. Even though it requires an older age range of 12 years or older, it's still a fun, one of a kind experience that will give you even more appreciation for glass as an art form!
Up to 1 hour long. Reservations required. Ready for pickup in 7 days.
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day making a leprechaun hat! With help from our professional glass artists, you can sculpt a leprechaun hat from hot molten glass. Everyone ages 5 and over can participate, making this a perfect activity to enjoy with the family. Since this event requires your participation, it gives you an enjoyable and memorable introduction to this unique and fascinating art form that you'll never forget!
It's scheduled in 30 minute increments per person. Reservations are required. They'll be ready for pickup in 7 days.
Mar 13 Friday
Situated on three acres of scenic sculpture park grounds, the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum at Miami University features five galleries of changing exhibitions and a growing permanent collection of over 17,500 artworks. Completed in 1978, the museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) as a regional leader contributing to educational and cultural enrichment through the preservation, presentation and public programming of diverse visual art of all forms. The museum is FREE & OPEN to ALL.
Galleries are open Tue-Friday 10 am - 5 pm and Saturdays 12-5 pm
Exhibitions currently on view includeFrom the Collection (Douglass Gallery)Rooted Here: Networks of Modern & Contemporary ArtCulture Crops: Ohio’s Hidden Gardens and Secret Food HistoriesOngoing ExhibitionsArt History at a Glance (Goodyear Gallery and virtual exhibition)Global Perspectives (Webster Gallery)Charles M. Messer Leica Camera Collection (Goodyear Gallery Niche and virtual exhibition)Sculpture Park (Open Year Round)
Mar 14 Saturday
Dr. Steven Tuck, Professor of History and Classics in the Department of History at Miami University, will change the story of Pompeii from one of death and destruction to one of survival and hope. Through his research, he has traced those Romans who escaped the eruption of Vesuvius and discovered how and where they rebuilt lives, families, and businesses, while carrying with them reminders of their former lives.
Mar 15 Sunday