Culture

The event at the state park in Xenia fueled conversations between curious Ohio residents and citizens from two of the three federally recognized Shawnee tribal nations.

Miami University will close its exhibition of Culture Crops on June 13 before it reopens at Northern Kentucky University in October.

At Miami Valley Baptist Church for the Deaf, the music is loud enough to feel. "All that vibration just really hits my body, and I love it," says Pastor Dave Sollmann.

Deaf educator Arlon Nash founded Springfield High School’s American Sign language program more than 20 years ago. Thousands of students have since gone through the program.

The Dayton Metro Library recognized Orange Shirt Day with a story time on American Indian children’s experiences in boarding schools. The library will hold a series of programs for Native American Heritage Month.

The fashion world across the globe has taken its cues from what Black folks have worn throughout the decades.

The new Ohio River Valley Splash-Pad water park in northeastern Oklahoma is keeping kids cool this summer, and helping Eastern Shawnee citizens feel a connection to their homelands.

Juneteenth is coming on the 19th of this month. It’s a major holiday for African Americans, and an important one in American history past and present. What does it mean to you?

Levitt Pavilion Dayton's summer concert series will kick off on Thursday, June 1 and run until September 16, featuring a variety of musical genres from local, national and international artists.

Enjoy free lunchtime entertainment this summer at Courthouse Square with "The Square Is Where" events, featuring food trucks, live music, and activities. The events run Tuesdays-Fridays from May 2 to September, according to the Downtown Dayton Partnership.

A new Dayton Youth Radio story from high school freshman Lucinda Dobson.

For LGBTQ+ Gen-Xers in Southwest Ohio, the Dayton area nightclub 1470 West was and is massively important. It was not only a safe haven for queer folks from the Miami Valley (and beyond), but one of the hottest night spots of any kind in Ohio.