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The arts community is located in three 150-year-old manufacturing buildings at Front Street east of downtown. It's known for its monthly First Friday open studio events.
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Three women with 40 years of experience in theater created an experimental drama about race in America. The play premieres at the Foundry Theater in Antioch college.
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The Springfield Museum of Art and Clark County Public Library won an NEA Big Read Grant this year. They’ve been giving away free copies of Ray Bradbury’s "Fahrenheit 451."
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Scarlett Moon Productions, a Dayton-based drag performance company, wants to entertain and promote acceptance for LGBTQ+ people.
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Sustained loud noises can cause long term damage to your hearing, but luckily there are ways to protect your ears.
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The Summer Olympics may be over, but the 2024 Paralympics are just getting ready to begin and Dayton Police Officer Byron Branch will be there. Branch lost a leg in the line of duty back in 2016. Now, he’s headed to Paris to compete for gold against the world’s best wheelchair fencers.
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Diversity lags in children's literature. Eighteen BIPOC authors from around the country met readers at the West Branch of the Dayton Metro Library to promote representation in children's literature.
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As the war in Gaza continues, artists in the Dayton area are responding to the crisis. A new exhibition by artist Sumayah Chappelle called “Renaissance” uses ceramics to offer a message of hope.
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The Summit Sisters backpacking school is for Ohio women with little-to-no prior experience with the outdoors.
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The Lumberton General Store is celebrating its first anniversary this weekend, but the building it’s in has a long history. It’s been a restaurant and meeting place in Clinton County for decades.