MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
Kettering Moraine
Museum
35 Moraine Cr. South,
Kettering
10 am - 4 pm for tours
Thurs - Sat
Carillon Historical Park
Museum
1000 Carillon Blvd.
Open year round -
Reflecting the history of Dayton. Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society offer
miniature train rides every other Saturday from April 14. Train rides begin at
1 pm weather permitting.
Fairmont High School
Gallery
3301 Shroyer Rd.,
Kettering
296.0294 or 499.1458
Spirits Rising: The
Art of Willis ÒBingÓ Davis & Derrick Ebon Davis
Thru 5/24
Aullwood Audubon Center
& Farm
1000 Aullwood Rd., Dayton
890.7360
Art Quilt Exhibit:
Golden Moments in Nature
Thru 6/16
Miami Valley Cooperative
Gallery
Mid-City Box 651, Dayton
299-2033
Richard Jurus Photography
Show
Thru 6/30
Sinclair Community
College
Burnell Roberts Triangle
Gallery & ZONE VI Photography Gallery
444 W. Third St., Dayton
512-2253
Fine Art Student
Exhibition
Thru 5/22
Rosewood Arts
Center
2655 Olsen Dr., Kettering
296-0294
Drawings and
paintings by Kathy Moore/Art boxes by Becki Smith
Opening
reception Sunday, May 20, 2 - 4 pm
5/14 Ð 6/8
Gallery Saint
John
320-5405
Moments to
Contemplate: Nature Sites as Photographic Inspiration
Thru 6/24
Dayton Visual Arts Center
118 N. Jefferson St.,
Dayton
224-3822
The Cline Show:
Work created by DVACÕs introductory and student members.
Thru 6/2
Videos to Go: An exhibition of DaytonÕs video artists juried by Christopher Cline of Hollywood.
Thru 6/2
Dayton Art
Institute
458 Belmonte Park North,
Dayton
229-3909
Marilyn: Forever
Blonde, April 28th - June 24, Fridays at 8 pm. Award winning play highlighting
Marilyn Monroe in her own words and music. Sunny Thompson plays a
pitch perfect Monroe in this compelling and nuanced performance. Running in
conjunction with Marilyn: Life As A Legend exhibit at the Dayton Art Institute.
For tickets and reservations call 937-223-4278.
Dayton Convention
Center
22 East Fifth St., Dayton
333-4707
Rick Jurus Ð Solo
Exhibition/ Miami Valley Cooperative Gallery
5/1 Ð 6/30
PERFORMING ARTS &
EVENTS
5/17 Thu
Saxophone Studio
Recital 7:30 pm WSU
Concert Hall, 3640 Col Glenn Hwy., Dayton
775-2978
Tuesdays With Morrie
8 pm Tuesdays with Morrie 8 pm The autobiographical story of the relationship between
Albom, an accomplished career-driven journalist, and Morrie Schwartz, his
former college professor. Sixteen years
after graduation, Mitch happens to see MorrieÕs appearance on a television news
program and learns his old professor is battling Lou GehrigÕs Disease. (thru 5/27) Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St., Dayton 228-3630
Aida 3
& 8 pm An epic tale of love, loyalty and betrayal set in
Ancient Egypt. (thru 6/27) Festival Playhouse Ð WSU, 3640 Col.
Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-2500
American Buffalo
8 pm StageWorks American Classics Series presents this
David Mamet drama from the 1970s is an intense character study of three small
time crooks in pursuit of the American Dream. Bushnell Building, 14 E. Main St., Springfield 325-4673
Town Hall Lecture
Series: Alan Osmond 10 am Presented by the Junior
League of Dayton. Schuster Center, One W. Second St., Dayton 228-3630
5/18 Fri
Dayton Philharmonic
Orchestra 8 pm For the
season finale, ÒFate and FortuneÓ is the theme of the evening. Neal Gittleman
directs the DPO and Chorus in Paul HindemithÕs Concerto on Old Folk Songs and
Cart OrffÕs influential Carmina Burana.
(also 5/19) Schuster
Center, One W. Second St., Dayton
228-3630
Tuesday With Morrie
8 pm (See 5/17)
Marilyn: Forever Blonde
Thru June 24 Fridays at 8 pm.
Award winning play highlighting Marilyn Monroe in her own words and music. Sunny Thompson plays a pitch
perfect Monroe in this compelling and nuanced performance. Running in
conjunction with Marilyn: Life As A Legend exhibit at the Dayton Art Institute.
For tickets and reservations call 937-223-4278
Aida 3
& 8 pm (see 5/17)
American Buffalo 8
pm (see 5/17)
Arts Fest with Urban
Nights 5 pm Ð 10 pm Live performances on the Main Stage at
Courthouse Square, stroll local art galleries and eateries, as well as view
some of downtownÕs hippest living spaces.
Visit Culture Works on Courthouse Square for a refreshing beverage. Downtown Dayton Partnership 224-1518
Town Hall Lecture
Series: Alan Osmond 10 am (See 5/17)
5/19 Sat
Dayton Philharmonic
Orchestra 8 pm (see
5/18)
Glenn Miller Tribute 6 pm Celebrate the music of
famous band leader Glenn Miller during the Band of FlightÕs annual outdoor
Glenn Miller Tribute National
Museum of the US Air Force, 1100 Spantz St., Wright-Patterson AFB 255-3286
Another Crazy Night of
Improv IX 8 pm Annual
fundraiser. Join us for an evening
of laughs for a show along the lines of ÒWhoÕs Line is it Anyway.Ó Location to be announced. Playhouse South 384-7315 or 888-262-3792
Aida
3 & 8 pm (see
5/17)
Tuesdays with Morrie 2
& 8 pm (see 5/17)
American Buffalo 8
pm (See 5/17)
Family Funfest/ Clark
State PAC 12 pm Ð 6 pm Two
days full of family fun. Make crafts, get your face painted,
visit a petting zoo and much more.
Clark State PAC, 300 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield 328-3874 Admission is FREE
Masters of the
Night: The True Story of Bats M-Sat: 11am - 5 pm, Sun:
Noon - 5 pm Learn all about these interesting mammals with
fascinating skills and extraordinary abilities through a series of interactive,
hands and ears-on educational displays.
(thru 9/9) Boonshoft Museum
of Discovery, 2600 DeWeese Pkwy., Dayton
275-7431
BioFest 11 am Ð 5 pm Join
the Boonshoft for an exciting and educational day focusing on celebrating the
life sciences and exploring the natural world. Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, 2600 DeWeese Pkwy.,
Dayton 275-7431
5/20 Sun
Carillon Concerts on the
Green: 3 pm, Free concert performed by Larry Weinstein, Carillon
Historical Park Carilloneur. 1000 Carillon Blvd., 293-2841.
MUSICA! 3 pm Spring concert featured
work will be the Wedding Cantata by
Daniel Pinkham, accompanied by a string quartet. Verses from the Song of Solomon are sensitively set in this endearing work. Selections by Gilbert and Sullivan and
Morton Lauridsen in addition to several spirituals and folksongs highlighting
the Earth, Sea, Sky theme.. Dayton
Art Institute, 458 Belmonte Park North, Dayton 229-3909
Faculty Recital Series: 3
pm Christopher Chaffee, flute WSU Concert Hall, 3640 Col Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-2978
Senior Recital 7:30 pm Mary
Paxitzis, soprano WSU Concert Hall, 3640 Col Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-2978
Carrilon Park Program -
Puddle Jumpers/Wright Bats 1
pm Replicas of Orvile and Wilbur WrightsÕ Òflying batÓ
toy and their Òpuddle jumpersÓ toy will be demonstrated. Both toys are on sale
in the Dayton Historoy Gift Shop. Carillon Park, 1000 Carillon Blvd. 293-2841
Carillon Park Program -
Kite Building 2 pm Demonstration of the early attempts at manned flight,
types of kits and their uses. Children will receive a hands-on lesson about
kite building
Carillon Park Program Ð
Hot Air Balloon Launch 3
pm.
Carillon Park Program -
Paper Airplane Launching 4
pm .
Family Funfest/ Clark
State PAC 12 pm Ð 4 pm (see
5/19)
5/21 Mon
Clarinet Night: University Chorus & the University
Community Orchestra 7:30 pm WSU
Recital hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-2978
5/22 Tue
Clarinet Night: University Chorus & the University
Community Orchestra 7:30 pm WSU
Concert Hall, 3640 Col Glenn Hwy., Dayton
775-2978
Tuesdays with Morrie 8 pm (see 5/17)
Student Graduation
Recital 7:30 pm. Blair Hall, Sinclair Community College, 444 W. Third. 315-3000