Arts and Culture

The 1991 film was shot in southwest Ohio. Davis will show the film at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs and at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus.

Dayton is known for invention and innovation, and there’s a new wave of creative energy coming from the West Side. Young people are making art, with deep commitment to community building and social justice.

The role playing game Dungeons & Dragons has been enjoying a boom in popularity. The TV show Stranger Things has spawned a new generation of players. Expert players are live streaming online for thousands of fans. And here, in the Miami Valley, one local writer is putting together a Monster Manual he hopes will help save some real life animals from extinction.

World War II changed all the men and women who served. And one was artist Ralston Crawford. There’s a new show at the Dayton Art Institute. Culture Couch reporter David Seitz visited the exhibit Air+Space+War and brings us Crawford’s story.

The arts community in the Miami Valley is looking forward to a big gift this holiday season.

The new festival showcases comedy and visual art across Dayton's Oregon District.

Vick Mickunas interviews author Ken Follett.

The landmark bakery was closed for a week due to a broken sewer line

Danish artist Thomas Dambo has been hiding enormous sculptures in wooded areas all over the globe—in Europe, Asia, the Caribbean—and his most recent works can be found in Dayton.

As part of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize awards ceremony, author Margaret Atwood and feminist Gloria Steinem talk about advancing peace in the face of injustice.

Poor Will’s Almanack for the first week of Late Fall, the first week of the Deer Rutting Moon, the second full week of the Sun in autumn’s Scorpio

The DPAA wants to make performing arts more accessible across the Miami Valley