May 03 Friday
Join WYSO and The Brightside for a celebration of Ohio music on Friday, May 3, 2024.
Featuring:Snarls(Columbus)Jess Lamb and the Factory with Siri Imani (Cincinnati)Dos Grandiose(Dayton)
Tickets are on-sale now and proceeds benefit WYSO!
May 16 Thursday
Channeling the spirit of the 1960s and 1970s with their experimental jams, progressive percussion section, and Latin inspired melodies, Frank & Friends are a force to be reckoned with.
Dayton Metro Library, WYSO,of Yellow Springs, and the International College of Broadcasting,have collaborated to bring the Tiny Stacks Music Series to Library patrons for its third year!
This initiative, sponsored by Friends of the Dayton Metro Library, aims to connect local musicians, books, and patrons in one spot.
Select DML Branches will host the Tiny Stacks Music Series, thus inviting the public to engage in the rich, diverse musical talents of the Dayton area and partake in the vast number of resources the Library offers.
May 04 Saturday
There’s more to dying than meets the eye. Dr. Martha Jo Atkins, author of "Signposts of Dying," is offering this unique workshop on death and dying that is intended to open space for healing, conversation, and consideration about what it means to be alive. Whether you’re a caregiver, a person facing death, someone grieving a loved one, or thinking about the inevitable future, this workshop is intended to provide a better sense of what is happening and tools to help.
Dr. Martha Jo Atkins is an end-of-life licensed professional counselor and counselor supervisor (LPC-S), coach, speaker, and author. For almost thirty years, she’s been working with grieving children and families, as well as those at end-of-life and the ones who love them.
May 06 Monday
Meet a Ross Medical Education Center staff member today to talk about this semester’s classes to become a Certified Nurse Aide, Nursing Assistant, or earn your CNA Certificate!
May 23 Thursday
Wright Library, in partnership with Unsung Oakwood Heroes, recognizes May as “Codebreaker Month” with a curated selection of books and a film screening of the documentary Dayton Codebreakers on Thursday, May 23 from 6:30-8:30 PM at Wright Memorial Public Library.
The documentary film, Dayton Codebreakers, began airing on public television stations throughout the country on April 2, 2006 and tells the story of NCR engineer and Oakwood resident Joseph Desch and the top-secret codebreaking operations in Dayton during WWII. The film was produced by Yellow Springs resident Aileen LeBlanc and Deborah Anderson of Kettering, the daughter of the late Joseph Desch, and includes interviews and rare footage inside Building 26. Following the film will be a short presentation and Q&A.
During “Codebreaker Month,” a curated selection of local history and non-fiction books about WWII Codebreakers in Dayton and abroad will be available at the library for additional reading. Wright Library also recommends watching The Imitation Game, a 2014 dramatization about English Codebreaker Alan Turing and his team who first cracked the WWII German Enigma code at Bletchley Park in England. The Imitation Game is available with a Wright Library card on DVD, Blue Ray, and Roku Streaming Devices.
The film screening of Dayton Codebreakers is in partnership with Unsung Oakwood Heroes, a citizen's group dedicated to raising awareness of the local, national, and international impact of Oakwood's notable residents, starting with Joseph Desch. For more information about Unsung Oakwood Heroes or to assist in this effort, please email UnsungOakwoodHeroes@gmail.com
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