Oct 03 Saturday
SATURDAY - OCTOBER 311:45am – 1:05pm Alec Snead1:30pm – 3:00pm Porcupette3:25pm – 4:45pm TINO5:10pm – 6:30pm The Boxcar Suite6:55pm – 8:15pm Khrys Blank8:40pm – 10:00pm Ernie Johnson From Detroit
SUNDAY - OCTOBER 411:45am – 1:05pm Midwestern Mrs1:35pm – 2:55pm Smug Brothers3:25pm – 4:45pm Possum Creek Ramblers
Learn more about Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience at: outdoorx.metroparks.org
Oct 04 Sunday
Sep 12 Saturday
MEMOIR: WRITE YOUR STORYA 5-week in-person classEvery person has a story. Whether you want to honor someone who’s made a difference in your life, document unique experiences or travels, record your family history, or capture a particular slice of your life, this five-week class will help beginning or experienced writers put their stories on paper. This course will help you narrow the focus of your story, give it shape, and define its underlying theme. We’ll examine memoir techniques and pitfalls, and plenty of prompts and exercise will help you dig deeper into your life and mine important memories that add depth to your story. Class members will be asked to obtain a copy of the memoir The Liar’s Club by Mary Karr, which we will be discussing throughout the course.Saturdays, September 12, 19, 26, October 3, 10 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Conference Room 1A, Dayton Metro Library, Main Campus, 215 E Third Street, Dayton, OH, free parking at meters on weekends or garage, beneath the library, accessible from St. Clair Street.
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE LIBRARY WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS CLASS, SEND ALL QUERIES TO WORDSWORTHDAYTON@GMAIL.COM
Register today to take advantage of Early Bird Pricing through August 29.
Sep 13 Sunday
Sep 14 Monday
A book club for music fans: band memoirs, studio histories, genre guides and more. See online event calendar for details
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If you like digging into backstories as much as listening to music, join us to discuss music-related books, documentaries, podcasts and more.
Because no one wants to spend time reading a book they don't like, there is no assigned title. Instead, you choose a book (or documentary, podcast, article, zine, etc.) that fits in with a monthly theme. When we get together, we'll all share the stories, songs, and clips we found. This kind of book club is a great way to get reading recommendations and discover new bands.
Learn More: https://greenelibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/699e06fe6724c63d00f4e904
Sep 15 Tuesday
Sep 16 Wednesday
Sep 17 Thursday
When was the last time you had a meaningful dialogue with others in your community about personal experiences related to poverty?
Poverty in our communities is linked to barriers like incarceration, addiction, mental illness, lack of education, and racial inequity. Beyond these barriers are human beings.
At the Table is an event designed to spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and foster connections. Think Tank’s Change Leader Alliance is hosting its fifth annual At the Table, encouraging people from diverse backgrounds to converse and learn from each other in a supportive environment. This year, Think Tank is partnering with several organizations across the country to host At The Table.
Attendees can engage in 20-minute one-on-one or small group conversations with local Change Leaders who share their personal experiences related to poverty. These speakers are local Change Leaders that draw upon their personal experiences to help inform and improve their community.
This event aims to create a positive space for dialogue on challenging topics, break down stereotypes, and celebrate the strength and gifts of so many who have lived experience in poverty.
Sep 18 Friday
Sep 19 Saturday