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458 Belmonte
Park North 228-5277
Thru Jan
3. The Quest for Immortality: Treasures of Ancient
Egypt. This exceptional
exhibition focuses on the understanding of the afterlife
among Egyptians some 3,000 years ago in the period
of the New Kingdom (1550-1069 BC) through the Late
Period (664-332 BC). The New Kingdom marked the beginning
of an era of great wealth, power, stability and cultural
activity for Egypt, much of which was devoted to the
quest for eternal life –Thru Sept 25. Nomadic Weavings: Treasures from
Eastern Looms. These
nomadic handmade weavings solely for family use. The
gifted weavers created these rugs of such items as
storage bags and tent straps. Thru
Oct 10. Max May Memorial Holocaust Contest.
Several hundred
students, grades 6-12, enter each year. In the South
Gallery.
1135 W
Martin Luther King Jr. Way 223-2293
Thru
Nov 2. John Joseph Davis. An exhibition of the photographs of this international
photographer
Rosewood
Art Galleries
2655 Olsen
Dr., Kettering 295-0294
Thru Oct
7. All L. Rebele, Columbus, Ohio, fiber art including her 2 –
and 3-dimensional quilts. Marie-Laure
Ilie, ARedondo Beach,
Calif.. a native of Paris exhibits her fabric art,
a new genre of 3-D compositions which she calls mixed-media
embodiments.
4400 Shakertown
Rd 320-3405
Thru Sept18.
Community Works - Queen of Apostles Parish community works.
Thru Oct
20. SCC Fine Art Faculty Exhibition
Thru Oct
20. SCC Fine Art Faculty Exhibition. Reception Thursday, Sept.15,
5-6:30 pm
WSU, 3640
Col. Glenn Hwy. 775-2978
Thru Oct
16. Art/Science: Photography of David Goldes
Classical
Concert 8 pm. Also
Sept 17. Music Director Neal Gittlelman opens the Dayton Philharmonic
Orchestra featuring Nexux percussion ensemble and
contrasting East and West musical cultures with
Brahms: Variations
on a Theme of Haydn, op. 56a, Takemitsu: From me flows
what you call Time; Brahms-Schoenberg: Piano Quartet in G minor, op. 25, Schoenberg’s orchestration of Brahms piano
quartet.. Schuster
Center, Second & Main. 224-3521
The Nerd
8 pm Thru Oct 2 An unexpected arrival of an ex-GI buddy (the Nerd)
to a young architect’s 34th birthday party causes
one comic incident after another. Presented by the
Human Race Theatre Co. Loft The., 126 N. Main St. 461-3823
Bravo!
2005 10:30 am. Also Sep 16. The Opera Guild of Dayton presents its annual fashion
show and champagne brunch. social hour at 10:30 am;
brunch at 11:30 am; fashion show by Elan
at 12:30 pm. Dayton Marriott Hotel, 1414 S. Patterson Blvd. For more information call Kelly Haluschak,
299-1920
18th
Annual “The Taste” 5 - 9 pm
Restaurants from around
the area show off their tasty morsels to hungry, curious
appetites. Sponsored by the City of Kettering and
the Kettering /Oakwood/ Moraine Chamber of Commerce.
Lincoln Park Commons,
Kettering. 299-3852
Backpacking
Babies : Furry Friends 10 am.
(Ages infant 2) Reservations
required. Sugarcreek
MetroPark, 4178 Conference Rd. 277-4178
Herbal Soap Making 6:30 pm. Hands-on workshop. Wegerzyn
Gardens MetroPark. 1301 E. Siebenthaler. 277-6545
Plena
Libre Call for time Percussion,
horns, vocals and dance rooted Friday in an
Afro-Puerto Rican sound. The Puerto Rican Cultural
Society. Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St. 228-3630.
Faculty
Recital Series 7:30 pm. Featuring
Shelley Jagow, saxophone.
Wright State University , Creative Arts Center. 775-2978
Gross
Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde
8 pm Also 17&18 Actual
trial transcripts, personal letters and interviews
are used in this human drama to depict
the trial which led to the downfall of Wilde.
An area premiere. Dayton Theatre Guild, 2330 Salem Ave. 278-5993
The Nerd
8 pm. See Sept 15. Presented by the Human
Race Theatre Co. Loft Theatre,126
N. Main St. 461-3823.
Octoberfest
Call for time Also Sept 17. Sponsored by the
Dayton-Liederkranz Turner. For more info contact
loislynch@ameritech.net
Taste
of Dayton 7:30 - 11:30 pm. Also
Sept 17.
Free Admission.
Riverscape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave. 275-PARK
Women’s
Well Night 6:30 - 9 pm. Reservations
required. Cox Arboretum,
6733 Springboro Pike. 434-9005
Classical
Concert 8 pm See Sept 15 Dayton Philharmonic
Orchestra.. Schuster
Center, Second & Main. 224-3521
Cityfolk
8:30 pm. Guitarist Jim Hall joins bassist Scott Coley. Gilly’s Downtown Dayton. 223-3655.
Gross
Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde
8 pm See
Sept 16. An area premiere. Dayton Theatre Guild, 2330 Salem Ave. 278-5993
The Nerd
8 pm. See Sept 15. The Human Race Theatre Co. Loft Theatre,126 N. Main St. 461-3823.
Oakwood
Historical Society Garage Sale 8 am - 3 pm.
Second annual year for this fund-raising garage sale.
Furniture, dishes, ,glass collectibles. Long Romspert Homestead, 1947 Far Hills Ave. 299-3793
Concours
d’Elegance Gala Preview Night Call
for time. An evening
of dining, dancing and live entertainment to preview
the 2005 Concours d’ Elegance show of vintage,
classic and special interest automobiles and motorcycles.
A Boonshoft Museum fundraising event. NCR
Country Club, 4435 Dogwood Tr. Kettering.
For information call Boonshoft Museum, 275-7431.
Vin,
Vino, Vinum 2 – 5 pm Wine
tastings from around the world, with a special exhibit
of the history of wine. Guests must be 21. $25
per person. $20 $30 at the door..Carillon Historical Park, 100 Carillon Blvd. 293-2841,
ext 106
Taste
of Dayton 2 - 11:30 pm. Free Admission.
RiverScape MetroPark,
111 E. Monument Ave. 275-PARK
Aullwood
Autumn Gala 7 pm. A fundraising event with food, music, entertainment
. Aullwood Center, 1000
Aullwood Rd. 890-7360
Let’s Build a Scarecrow 2:40 pm. Aullwood
Farm, 1000 Aullwood Rd. 890-7360
September Full Moon Walk 8 – 9: 30 pm.
Aullwood Center,
1000 Aullwood Rd. 890-7360
Gross
Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde 8 pm See Sept
16. An
area premiere. Dayton
Theatre Guild, 2330 Salem Ave. 278-5993
Concours
d’Elegance 10:30 am-4 pm.
Vintage, classic & special interest automobiles
and motorcycles exhibitt. Full-service food court
and art show/sale. Boonshoft
Museum, 2600 DeWeese Parkway. 275-7431
Terrific
Trees of Aullwood Walk 2:30
pm. Aullwood Center,
1000 Aullwood Rd. 890-7360
The Plant Hunters. 3 pm. 200 years of adventure and discovery around the world.
Reservations required. Cox Arboretum, 6733 Springboro Pike. 434-9005
My Fair
Lady 8 pm. Thru Oct 2 . Pompous
but tenuously endearing Prof. Higgins sets about to prove that he can
redesign Eliza Doolittle’s Cockney accent. With
all the great songs. Schuster
Center, Second & Main. 228-3630
The Nerd
8 pm. See Sept 15. Presented by the Human Race Theatre Co. Loft The., 126 N. Main St. 461-3823.
Ear For
Opera 7 pm. Opera Guild of Dayton presents “Concept to
Curtain,” a background to how an opera
makes it to the stage – production requirements,
scenery, costuming. Patterson Homestead, 1812 Brown St. 228-0662
Stroller
Strut 10 am or 2 pm. (Ages
infant – 3) Also
Advanced Backyard Composting 6:30 pm. Cox Arboretum,
6733 Springboro Pike. 434-9005
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