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The six finalists performed for a packed house at the Brightside in downtown Dayton on Saturday, March 8, 2025.

This edition of The Outside Presents celebrated songcraft in experimental music with performances by Philadelphia instrumental collective Hour, Cincinnati vocalist and cello player Kate Wakefield, and New York City multi-instrumentalist Adelyn Strei.

A nondescript parking lot in Dayton's Grafton Hill neighborhood came alive with music, visual art, performance and community collaboration on Saturday, October 12, 2024.

This year's festival took place over two days at five venues in downtown Dayton and featured over 30 artists.

October 5 and 6 marked the 2024 outing for Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience presented by Huffy. The Five Rivers MetroParks event combines the best of outdoor activity with music, food and more at Eastwood MetroPark.

The second season of The Outside Presents, WYSO's free experimental music concert series, kicked off on Friday, September 13 featuring performances from —-__—___ (Seth Graham & More Eaze) and Giant Claw.

Saturday, August 31, 2024 marked the 13th outing for the Tippapalooza music festival. The lineup included The New Old-Fashioned, Freya’s Feline, The Tyler Cochran Trio and Colin Richards and Spare Change.

This year's edition of Art on the Commons featured artists from around the country, demonstrations and live music at Kettering's Lincoln Park Commons.

Buffalo Nichols performed at Levitt Pavilion Dayton on July 18, 2024 for WYSO's Listener Appreciation Concert.

Monday, June 10 marked the final concert in season one of The Outside Presents, WYSO's open to the public experimental music series.

Saturday June 8 marked the fifth outing of For Dayton by Dayton, a free music festival in the heart of downtown Dayton, organized local hip-hop artist K. Carter.

On Saturday, June 1, the Oregon District joined in citywide Pride celebrations with Pride on Fifth.