FREE DOWNTOWN EVENT - Downtown Dayton Partnership

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start at the info table on courthouse square, then explore the 100+ places and spaces participating
throughout downtown, the oregon arts district and the wright-dunbar business village
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100+ VENUES • START AT COURTHOUSE SQUARE
FREE DOWNTOWN EVENT
FRIDAY SEPT 14 5-10p
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Eclectic Art
1 Blue Sky Project 100 W. Second St. and 33 N. Main St. 732-5123 Presenting contemporary
works by Blue Sky Project resident artists in two downtown venues: Michael Casseli’s “Slackwire” at 100 W.
Second St., and Charlotte Gordon’s “Vessels” in the Blue Sky Gallery on Courthouse Square.
2 CADC 45 S. St. Clair St., 313-9883 This gallery that features work by more than 30 local artists will
host a sidewalk art market and bake sale outside the gallery, with all proceeds going to the CADC Art
Benefits Program. Live music and 10% to 30% off select items.
3 Cachet G! International Boutique and Gallery 133 E. Third St., 461-2665 This clothing and
home decor shop will feature recent work by local artists.
4 Color of Energy Gallery 16 Brown St., 266-3491 Featuring new works of acrylic on rusted steel by
gallery owner Mike Elsass.
5 Dayton Cultural Center 40 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., 333-2489 The opening of “Expressions of
Reflections,” an art exhibit featuring reused mirrors and glass. Artist Philipe Payne will be available to speak
to the public from 6 to 8 p.m.
6 Dayton Visual Arts Center 118 N. Jefferson St., 224-3822 Opening reception for “In Vivo” exhibit.
Take in the art while trying your hand at cornhole and your voice at karaoke.
7 Gallery 510 Fine Art 508 E. Fifth St., 672-6717 Showing work from some of Gallery 510’s most
popular artists and featuring art perfect for collecting and gift giving, including jewelry, pottery, cards,
prints, scarves and purses.
8 Gallery at Fifth Third Center 1 S. Main St., 228-2224 Featuring works by mixed media artist Rose
Schultz and clay artist Keba Mileen Hitzeman. Both artists will be present for a reception from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
9 Garden Station Community Garden and Art Park 509 E. Fourth St., 610-3845 This outdoor
community garden and arts space will host the Dayton Out Loud vocal variety show, including a Capella
singing, poetry, rap, comedy, beatbox and other vocal talents. The event kicks off at 5:30 p.m. and will
benefit the City Beets youth gardening program. Guided tours of Garden Station will begin at 6:30 and 7:30
p.m. Mural designs selected for the downtown mural project at Third and Webster streets will be on display.
10 H. David Clay Studio & Gallery 33 S. St. Clair St., 424-5452 Decorative and functional handcrafted stoneware and Raku pottery by proprietor H. David Kirchner.
11 Jimmy Modern 605 E. Fifth St., 520-3782 Local artists Delora Buford Buchanan and Marilyn Page
will be painting outside the store, which also will debut new work by Page.
12 K12 Gallery for Young People and TEJAS 510 E. Third St., 461-5149 Hosting the second annual
Art Off, an Iron Chef-style battle to create a 2D piece of art centered around the theme of “transformation.”
Artists compete against each other for the Knot Award, a handmade sculpture created by local artist
Hamilton Dixon. The competition will take place from 6 to 10 p.m., and audience participation is encouraged.
13 Miami Valley Lampwork Bead Artists Kettering Tower lobby, 470-6895 Shop an artisan
jewelry trunk show from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
14 W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery 1135 W. Third St., 223-2290 Browse art exhibits and
enjoy a 15% off sale while listening to live jazz.
92 The Lounge 1100 W. Third St., 443-0249 Check out live entertainment at this Wright-Dunbar
Business Village venue.
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Creative Spaces
15 The Black Box Improv Theater 518 E. Third St., 369-0747 Downtown’s new improv group will
perform short scenes starting at 7 p.m. and will answer questions about the members’ creative process.
16 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park 16 S. Williams St., 225-7705 Enjoy such
activities as children’s entertainment, puppet shows and information about the airplanes of Ohio.
17 Dayton Grand Hotel 11 S. Ludlow St., 461-4700 Offering a special Urban Nights rate of $69 for
a room with one king bed or two double beds for those wishing to stay downtown the night of
September 14. Use group code “URBAN” when booking at daytongrandhotel.com.
18 Dayton International Peace Museum 208 W. Monument Ave., 227-3223 Explore the
museum’s peace-themed exhibits and shop at the museum gift store.
19 Dayton Metro Library 215 E. Third St., 227-9500 The Main Library branch of the Dayton Metro
Library system will offer live music and enertainment.
20 Eclectic Essentials 510 E. Fifth St., 559-5103 This new art and collectables shop will host a wine
tasting from 5 to 9 p.m.
21 First Lutheran Church 138 W. First St., 222-7848 Tour this historical 107-year-old church and
enjoy light snacks and beverages.
22 Grass Roots Enrichment and Wellness Center 400 E. Fifth St., Suite C, 723-6747 Enjoy handson activities for kids, a free intro to Reiki and massage therapy, and artwork by Wendy Wagener Harris, and
receive info about upcoming programs and workshops. The center also will host a henna workshop with
local artist Lily Whitehead from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Cost is $25, and advance reservations are required.
23 Hands Massage Studio 42 W. Fifth St., 608-8994 This new downtown business will feature free
five-minute massages from licensed massage therapists and tours of its facility.
24 Jazz, Art and Wine Tent West Third Street, 443-0249 Enjoy live jazz, art-making and wine tasting
in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village.
25 Lincoln Society of Dayton Main Street between Courthouse Square and Second Street,
Have your picture taken with Abraham Lincoln ($1) and learn about President Lincoln’s historical ties to
downtown Dayton.
26 The Little Hearts School House & Learning Center 24 N. Jefferson St., Suite 400, 226-1276
Featuring art and handmade items created by students for sale, as well as guided tours, snacks and
cold drinks.
27 The Loft Theatre 126 N. Main St., 3rd floor, 461-3823 Show your Urban Nights program and
receive 20% off Managing Maxine, a new comedy performed by The Human Race Theatre Company, at
8 p.m.; walk-up tickets only.
28 Mini University 28 Hill St. and 40 Vista View Dr. , 224-3916 (MVH), 461-9027 (Montgomery
County) Mini University at Miami Valley Hospital (28 Hill St.) and Mongomery County’s Mini Unversity
(40 Vista View Dr.) will offer discounted childcare for parents wishing to explore Urban Nights. Care will
be offered from 6 to 11 p.m., which includes dinner, for $30 per child or $50 for two children. All teachers
have been fingerprinted and have completed background checks. Children must be pre-registered; call and
reserve a spot before Friday, Sept. 7.
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93 Lucky’s Taproom & Eatery 520 E. Fifth St., 222-6800 Lucky’s will tap a firkin of a special craft beer
to complement its rotating variety of craft brews on tap and diner-style food, including vegetarian and
vegan options.
94 Masque 34 N. Jefferson St., 228-2582 Masque will feature a live DJ and entertainment provided by
local drag queens and kings. $2 well drinks and no cover before 10 p.m.
95 OinkADoodleMoo 10 W. Second St., lobby Check out this new downtown restaurant in the lobby of
the KeyBank Tower.
96 Olive, an urban dive 416 E. Third St., 222-3483 This restaurant in the renovated former Wympee
diner serving locally sourced fare will feature artwork by Ron Rollins, a music program by Rev. Cool, and
Jeni’s Ice Cream to go.
97 Oregon Express 336 E. Fifth St., 223-9205 The “OE,” an Oregon Arts District corner tavern, will
feature half-price gourmet pizza (dine-in only) from 4 to 8 p.m., plus live music from the Eric Jerardi Band.
FRIDAY May 10 2013
98 Press 257 Wayne Ave., 231-7107 This independent coffee bar and arts space will stay open until
10 p.m. featuring its traditional espresso beverages, artisan coffee and tea, locally made baked goods and
other favorites.
don’t miss one of the best nights to be downtown!
99 Riff Raff on the Canal 130 N. Patterson Blvd., 361-3131 Informational tours will be available at
this new downtown nightclub. Refreshments will be provided.
What’s there to do downtown when it’s not Urban Nights?
1 00 Roost Modern Italian 524 E. Fifth St., 222-3100 Receive 15% off any appetizer with the purchase
of an entrée at this upscale restaurant with contemporary takes on Italian dishes.
1 01 Sa-Bai 200 S. Jefferson St., 535-2900 Featuring fresh-made Asian food and sushi, as well as a full bar.
Drink specials and 20% off food during Urban Nights.
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Unique Dining & Nightlife
75 5th Street Wine & Deli 416 E. Fifth St., 220-9333 This neighborhood deli offers a great selection of
sandwiches, wine and craft beer. Hosting a special wine and beer tasting on the deli’s patio during Urban
Nights.
76 Al’s Smokehouse Café West Third Street, 443-0249 Get a bite to eat at this café in the WrightDunbar Business Village.
77 Binger’s Bar 142 E. Third St., 224-8609 Hosting “South of the Border Night” featuring $3 margaritas
and $2 tequila shots.
78 Blind Bob’s 430 E. Fifth St., 938-6405 This casual tavern with a full menu will host live music.
79 Boston Stoker 34 W. Second St., 223-1224 Grab a coffee drink or smoothie and enjoy live poetry
and music at this coffee shop near Courthouse Square.
80 The Century Bar 10 S. Jefferson St., 223-3382 In honor of Bourbon Heritage Month, this oldfashioned bar featuring more than 60 varieties of bourbon will host an exhibit of vintage decanters.
81 Citilites 109 N. Main St., 222-0623 The Schuster Center’s restaurant and bar will be open from 5:30 to
8 p.m. serving a full menu, including dinner specials.
82 Coco’s Bistro 515 Wayne Ave. and 2501 Warren St., 228-2626 Featuring end-of-summer raspberry
lemonade with Buckeye Vodka for $5 and 50% off appetizers with a dinner purchase at the current
location on Wayne Avenue. At the new location on Warren Street, Coco’s will feature work by artist Amy
Kollar Anderson, music by The Show, bar service featuring a special cocktail and complimentary appetizers.
83 Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers 33 S. Jefferson St., 222-2337 This American-style bar and grill will
feature several dinner specials.
84 Deaf Monty’s Wine 22 Brown St., 225-9463 This comfy wine bar located in an Oregon Arts District
B&B will offer a $2 wine tasting from 4 to 8 p.m.
85 De’Lish 139 N. Main St., 461-2233 Enjoy happy hour pricing from 3 p.m. to close at this eclectic cafe,
along with live entertainment, an art show and curbside cooking in front of the business.
86 The Dublin Pub 300 Wayne Ave., 224-7822 This traditional Irish-style pub will feature live music
with no cover charge and offer 20% off food.
87 The Flying Pizza 223 N. Main St., 222-8031 New York-style pizza by the slice or whole pie. 10% off
purchase.
88 Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna 824 E. Fifth St., 222-0204 Enjoy a taste of Italy with cuisine
made from owner Franco’s family recipes. 10% off dinner entrees.
89 J-Alans 121 N. Ludlow St., 222-4811 $1 off beers, $3 well drinks and live music at 10 p.m. Also
featuring interactive cardboard finger painting.
90 Jay’s Seafood Restaurant 225 E. Sixth St., 222-2892 Live music by Puzzle of Light from 9 p.m. to
midnight with no cover charge. 10% off food when mentioning Urban Nights.
91 Journey 6 N. Main St., 985-2753 The new restaurant located in the basement of the PNC Center will
be serving a Caribbean influenced menu on the sidewalk outside the building.
Fun & Collaborative Activities
i2 Photo Booth First Street between Main & Ludlow Stop by the FREE open-air photo booth from
5 to 9 p.m. for a lasting memory of the excitement of Urban Nights.
The Dropbacks Throughout Downtown Toss and catch with The Dropbacks, a professional
comedic juggling duo born and raised in Beavercreek. The duo will be roaming throughout Urban Nights
locations from 5 to 10 p.m.
C Karaoke on the Community Stage Corner of Second & Jefferson streets, near the Kettering
Tower From 7 to 10 p.m., the Community Stage at the corner of Second and Jefferson streets will host
open-air, open call karaoke! Sign up to sing your favorite song to the crowd, or just watch others do
their thing!
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33 Pathway to Literacy Poetry Café 1009 W. Third St., 443-0249 Featuring poetry and book
readings by local authors in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village.
34 Practice Yoga 504 E. Fifth St., 321-7676 Live music by local musician BJSR and yoga demos by
Practice Yoga teacher Tori Reynolds. Free class pass for first-time visitors ($12 value).
37 Urban Krag Climbing Center 125 Clay St., 224-5724 Try your hand (and feet) at indoor rock
climbing. $3 for one climb during Urban Nights.
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36 St. John’s United Church of Christ 515 E. Third St., 224-1747 Tour the church’s sanctuary and
organ loft, which include fresco paintings on the sanctuary walls, the dome painted in 1924 by German
immigrant Herman Dinkler, stained glass windows dedicated in 1901, and an organ orginally built in 1874
and modernized by the Schantz Organ Company.
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35 Schuster Performing Arts Center 1 W. Second St., 228-3630 The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
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102 Smokin’ Bar-B-Que 200 E. Fifth St., 586-9790 Featuring Texas-style slow smoked barbeque and
homemade sides in the historical White Tower diner. Show your Urban Nights program for 10% off bill.
103 Thai 9 11 Brown St., 222-3227 This Thai restaurant in a unique, converted historical building features
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104 Therapy Café 452 E. Third St., 461-4000 Therapy will host the grand opening of T.S. Bistro - a new
in-house kitchen serving pizza, subs and more. Enjoy 25% off food until 10 p.m., no cover, and guest DJs
spinning Latin music and EDM, as well as karaoke and Zumba. Open until 3 a.m. for an unofficial Urban
Nights after party.
105 The Trolley Stop 530 E. Fifth St., 461-1101 This casual tavern with a unique café menu and rotating
craft beers on tap will feature live music, no cover and 15% off food.
106 Tumbleweed Connection 454 E. Fifth St., 228-5500 This laid-back Oregon Arts District saloon will
offer bartender’s choice shot specials.
107 Uno Chicago Grill 126 N. Main St., 910-8000 The familiar Main Street eatery with a full bar and a
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38 Victoria Theatre Association 138 N. Main St., 228-7591 Get an insider’s tour of the historical
Victoria Theatre.
39 Westminster Presbyterian Church 125 N. Wilkinson St., 223-7285 Music played on the largest
church organ in the Midwest and demonstrations of how it’s played, as well as music played on the new
Carillon, acoustic guitars, cello and bagpipes. View or walk the labyrinth and tour the Gothic cathedral
architecture. Free parking, popcorn, water and lemonade.
40 The Wright Brothers Bicycle Shop 12 N. Williams St., 225-7705 View historical displays and
tour this center featuring the history of Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Zoot Theatre Company 456 Belmonte Park North, 512-0140 Members of the new resident
artist company of the Dayton Art Institute will rove the streets of downtown, showing the artistry of their
puppetry and mask work.
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Live Performances
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URBAN NIGHTS Entertainment Schedule
A Main Stage sponsored by
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Square
A Main Stage sponsored by DP&L
Enjoy live performances by Spencer Sutherland, the Eric Jerardi Band,
Cherry Lee and the Hot Rod Hounds, and Funky G, plus break dancers
and jugglers. This stage is programmed from 5 to 10 p.m.
Performing on Stage
Bud Light Lime on
Courthouse Square
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5-5:45 p.m.
6-6:45 p.m.
7-7:45 p.m.
8-10 p.m. Found throughout downtown, the satellite stages feature entertainment all evening.
Schedules with performance times are available in the green box on the right side of this
page and at each stage.
B Live on Five
East Fifth Street in the Oregon Arts District, next to the Trolley Stop Check out
performances by local acts, such as Dustin Vincent, Customer Service and the Gem City
Horns, and Beatlejuice. This stage is programmed from 6 to 10 p.m.
C Community Stage
Second and Jefferson streets, next to the Kettering Tower From 5 to 7 p.m., enjoy
performances by Dayton Originals as they share their talents with the community —
everything from spoken word and acoustic music to dance performances and more. From
7 to 10 p.m., sign up for open call karaoke.
D Taste of Miami Valley Stage
RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave. Enjoy live entertainment at
the MetroParks Pavilion. Not That Bad will perform from 5 to 8 p.m., followed by
Spungewurthy from 8 to 11 p.m.
Satellite Stages
5-7 p.m.
7-10 p.m.
5-8 p.m. 8-11 p.m.
Enjoy a variety of live entertainment in the
Wright-Dunbar Business Village
10-minute performances
of all kinds by Dayton Originals
Karaoke
First Street between
Main and Ludlow
Within walking distance to many attractions
Community room, fitness center with yoga room
Outdoor courtyard with BBQ area
Washer and dryer in most units
Parking available
Indoor bistro area
Restricted access building
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Living as It Should Be!
DAYTON
HOLIDAY
F E S T I V A L
Mark your calendar
for a magical
downtown experience!
2012 Dayton
Holiday Festival
begins with
The Grande Illumination
and the
Dayton Children’s Parade
Spectacular in Lights
on Courthouse Square
Friday November 23
with holiday events
throughout December
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Southwest corner of Third and Williams
F Dancing in the Street
Affordable, Soho-style, Loft Apartment Homes
in the Heart of Dayton
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MetroParks Pavilion at RiverScape
C Community Stage
Second & Jefferson streets
by the Kettering Tower
F Dancing in the Street sponsored by Bob Ross Auto Group
First Street between Main & Ludlow Enjoy performances by local performing arts
groups, including the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, South Dayton Dance Theatre,
SMAG Dance Collective and Funk Lab. Programmed from 5 to 9 p.m.
www.CanneryDayton.com
6-6:45 p.m. Burning Jones
7-7:45 p.m. Dustin Vincent 8-8:45 p.m.
Customer Service and the
Gem City Horns
9-9:45 p.m. Beatlejuice
Third and Williams streets in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village Enjoy live
entertainment in the heart of the Wright-Dunbar Business Village.
• Secured Parking Garage
• Interior Brick Walls & Exposed Columns
• Oversized Windows with Great Views
• Custom Designer Kitchens
• Fully Equipped Fitness Center
• Incredible Rooftop Patio
• Washer Dryer Hookups in Every Unit
• Energy Saving Geo-Thermal Heating
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• The First Floor is Home to Boutique
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Theatre and more.
Theatre and more.
5:45-6 p.m. Circle Nerdz (break dance crew)
6:45-7 p.m. The Dropbacks (juggling duo)
7:45-8 p.m. Soul Fire Tribe (fire dancers)
Spencer Sutherland
Eric Jerardi Band Cherry Lee and the Hot Rod Hounds Funky G
B Live on Five
In the Oregon Arts District,
next to the Trolley Stop
Satellite Stages
Performing in Front of the Stage
Sponsored by
5-5:20 p.m.
5:30-5:50 p.m. 6-6:20 p.m.
6:30-7 p.m.
7:10-7:30 p.m.
7:40-7:50 p.m.
8-8:20 p.m.
8:30-9 p.m.
(TBA)
(TBA)
(TBA)
Funk Lab
McGovern Ceili Dancers
Dayton Contemporary
Dance Company
South Dayton Dance Theatre
SMAG Dance Collective
65 Hauer Music 120 S. Patterson Blvd., 222-2815 10% off merchandise from 5 to 9 p.m. at the store,
which also will host a drumming session in the park across the street from the Hauer Music building. Bring
your own drum.
66 LIVV Interior Design 520 E. Third St. This interior design and home and office furnishing business
will offer a 25% discount on your first purchase if you set up a future appointment with a designer during
Urban Nights.
67 Omega Music 318 E. Fifth St., 275-9949 Featuring live music beginning at 6 p.m. and 10% off your
purchase with a reciept from any Oregon Arts District business.
68 Peace on Fifth 519 E. Fifth St., 367-7215 This slave-free and fair trade store will host a group
performing Capoiera, a traditional Brazilian martial art that’s becoming a popular form of exercise, dance
and cultural expression.
69 Price Stores 52 S. Jefferson St., 224-7631 Shop men’s and women’s clothing, accessories and more.
Urban Nights specials will be offered, including summer goods 40%-50% off.
70 The Record Gallery 16 Brown St., 224-3277 20% off used selections and 10% off new titles and
memorabilia, including posters, magazines, CDs, vinyl LPs and more at this music store.
71 ReCreate 438 E. Fifth St., 321-3517 Browse new and used instruments, other music-related items
and artwork, and shop a sale on a variety of items.
72 Sew Dayton 16 Brown St., 234-7398 Stop by downtown’s newest Pop-Up Shop and check out its
collection of fabric and patterns, dresses, bags, and accessories.
Square One Salon and Spa 506 E. Third St., 461-2222 While the salon will not be open during
Urban Nights, be on the lookout for Square One employees handing out reusable bags filled with gift
certificates and goodies from the salon.
73 Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa 21 W. First St., 222-8551 Hosting a block party with food
and retail vendors, including Avon and Mary Kay, and featuring hair accessories, purses, body products and
more. The salon and spa will be open for all services and will feature $1-per-minute chair massages, free
hand massages with spa service and 25% off for first-time clients from 4 to 7 p.m.
74 Vintage Barbershop 110 W. Fifth St., 321-6165 This old-school, classic barbershop will offer $2 off
all services, including haircuts, shaves and facials.
shop
48 American Pi 37 S. St. Clair St., 938-7890 This gift and accessories boutique featuring Americanmade items will host local glass bead designer Jena Lane Blair, who will demonstrate glass bead making
from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
49 Amore! Designer Consignment Boutique 16 Brown St., 367-5941 A fall sale will be held at
this boutique featuring women’s designer and vintage clothing, shoes, and accessories.
50 Beaute Box 116 W. Fifth St., 903-3165 This pampering day spa will offer 50% off a full set of eyelash
extentions, men’s waxing services and manicures. Purchases made during Urban Nights can be used at a
later date.
51 Bello-One 110 N. Main St., Suite 115, 226-7511 25% off all items in this men’s and women’s
clothing store.
52 Bonito 21 W. First St., 222-8551 The clothing and accessories boutique inside Valeria’s Beauty Center
and Day Spa will offer up to 50% off select items.
53 Bonnett’s Bookstore 502 E. Fifth St., 228-1222 Browse collectible and used books, comics and
magazines. 10% off, with an additional 20% off if you check in at Bonnett’s on Foursquare.
54 Brim on Fifth 464 W. Fifth St., 222-4287 Brim, a new store with more than 500 hats in a variety of
styles for men and women, will celebrate its grand opening. Featuring 10% off all items.
55 Clash Consignment Co. 521 E. Fifth St., 241-9434 Now operating at its new Oregon Arts District
location, the consignment store will feature 15% off Halloween costumes. Receive a raffle ticket with every
purchase of a locally made item for a chance to win a Clash gift certificate.
56 Cookie’s Consignment 130 W. Second St., 220-9180 This new downtown consignment shop will
offer 35% off clothing, shoes, purses and more.
57 Derailed: A Hair Salon 506 1/2 E. Fifth St., 222-3910 Co-owner Austin Burkhart will try to break
his Urban Nights record for giving the most free mohawks, and son Max Burkhart will sell bags of popcorn.
58 District Antiques 122 Van Buren St., 262-7919 Wine, beer and hors d’oeuvres will be served, and
the store will offer 20% off purchases of more than $100.
59 Dragons Den 220 N. Patterson Blvd., 610-3181 The retail store of the Dayton Dragons will feature
an end-of-season sale, with most of the store’s items discounted 15%.
60 Elysian Fields Books and More 436 E. Fifth St., 222-7003 Offering 50% off the listed price of all
metaphysical books during Urban Nights.
61 Feathers Vintage Clothing & Antiques 400 E. Fifth St., 228-2940 Free gift with purchase of $10
or more at this store featuring men’s and women’s clothing, jewelry, household items and vinyl records.
62 Found Treasures 4 You and Treasures Boutique 502 Wayne Ave., 580-8803 These two new
consignment shops specializing in vintage and collectible items will offer 20% off all items, as well as
appetizers and live music.
63 Glenn Scott’s Tattoo Team 452 E. Fifth St., 586-0227 Stop in for a piercing or tattoo work of any
style. $5 off piercings.
64 Hangar18 114 N. St. Clair St., 223-4191 This downtown men’s clothing store dedicated to street
wear and skateboarding culture will offer 15% off select items.
41 6th Street Lofts 207 E. Sixth St., 902-5999 Learn about this exciting new warehouse condominium
conversion project in the Oregon Arts District.
42 The Cannery Lofts 500 E. Third St., 222-3060 One of the Cannery’s popular housing units will be
available to tour.
43 First Place Luxury Apartments 330 W. First St., 226-1630 Tour an apartment and the building’s
amenities and enjoy a waived application fee during Urban Nights.
44 Kamela and Company 143 Jones St., 229-0888 Preview a tag sale from 7 to 10 p.m. at one of
Kamela and Company’s Oregon District properties.
45 Litehouse Living at Canal Block 135 N. Patterson Blvd., 223-8234 Tour one of these green,
energy-efficient urban townhomes.
46 Patterson Square 237 E. First St., 436-2913 Tour a furnished model of Patterson Square’s
downtown townhomes and learn about the developer’s newest housing development, Rubicon Square.
47 St. Clair Lofts 35 S. St. Clair St., 222-9750 Units will be open for self-guided tours, and light snacks
will be provided.
Live, Work, Play Downtown
Start Living Now!
Kamela & Company Realty
?
Helping more people
purchase downtown
homes than any other real
estate company
Living
Downtown
Thinking
about
Scan this QR code
or visit Urban Living at
downtowndayton.org
for info on condos, rentals,
resident testimonials and more!
Kamela Kordik, ABR, CRS, HHS
Broker/Owner 937.299.0888
Michael Martin, ABR, CRS, HHS
Realtor/Owner 937.974.2494
Cyndi Mueller
Let us help you find the home of
your dreams
Special Events
��
��
G Dayton Ohio! You Are Here! The Old Courthouse, 732-5123 A performance piece
by “Dayton, Ohio! You Are Here!” will transform this historical icon into a vision of Dayton’s
present through video projection, architectural lighting, visual art and live performances of
dance, music and spoken word.
DAYTON
H Downtown in Focus Photo Contest PNC Center lobby, 6 N. Main St.
A special exhibit of competing amateur and professional photos of downtown Dayton
will be on display in the PNC Center lobby. Presented by the Downtown Dayton
Partnership, Dayton Daily News and the City of Dayton. Additional sponsorship provided by Kaplan College
and Business Furniture.
...A celebration of
everything women love!
I Am City Folk Various locations throughout downtown, 223-3655 Large
banners featuring photo mosaics of Daytonians will be displayed on buildings in the
central business district and Oregon Arts District to kick off this year-long project that’s part of Cityfolk’s
Culture Builds Community initiative. The I Am City Folk project is a collaboration with the City of Dayton’s
Welcome Dayton initiative — both aim to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of the Dayton community.
One weekend only. Don’t miss out!
For more information visit
daytonwomensfair.com
BUY ONE TICKET
- GET ONE FREE!
J Over the Edge Courthouse Square Watch participants combine fundraising
with adventure as they rappel over the side of the 27-story KeyBank Tower. Proceeds
benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Miami Valley. From 4 to 8 p.m., BBBS also
will collect donations in exchange for the opportunity to climb a 24’ climbing wall on
Courthouse Square.
K Taste of Miami Valley & Home Show RiverScape MetroPark, 274-0126
Sample portions of signature dishes from more than 25 area restaurants for only $3 each
at Taste of Miami Valley, and browse displays from more than 20 home improvement
stores at the third annual Home Show presented by Bath Fitter, all while listening to
live music by local bands. The Taste, hosted by the Miami Valley Restaurant Association,
continues on Saturday.
One-of-a-Kind Retail
Saturday, Sept. 15
& Sunday, Sept. 16
10 am - 5 pm
FRIDAY,
F
Dayton Airport Expo Center
3900 McCauley Drive, Vandalia OH 45377
(Exit 64 off I-75)
SATURDAY
september 16 & 17 • riverscape
L Urban Bikes @ Urban Nights Don Crawford Plaza at Fifth Third Field Join
hundreds of cyclists on a tour around downtown for a preview of all the Urban Nights
festivities from the seat of your bike. The ride leaves from Don Crawford Plaza in front of Fifth
Third Field at 5:30 p.m. and ends at Courthouse Square. While the ride will be in parade
fashion with a police escort, it is not appropriate for small children on their own bikes.
URBAN NIGHTS
imagine
Stylish Tours sponsored by
Urban Living
Parking is FREE!
F
This coupon is good for one FREE admission ticket with the
purchase of a single full price ticket ($7). Present this coupon at the
door to receive free ticket. Tickets must be used on the same day.
Original coupon must be presented – copied will not be honored.
Presenting
Sponsor:
Produced
By:
Corporate
Sponsors:
Artistic Additions & Roving Entertainment
Throughout Downtown
A bit surprising, but a lot of fun! Tipping is encouraged. Some of the participating artists include jugglers, break
dancers, strolling musicians and many others!
Check out the Wright-Dunbar Business Village!
Hop on the Wright Flyer trolley and celebrate Dayton’s rich cultural legacy at
multiple locations in historic Wright-Dunbar along West Third Street, between Broadway and Williams streets.
• Don’t miss the Grillin’ and Chillin’ Café Tent for music, dancing, spirits and more.
• Stop in the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, the Wright Bros. Bicycle Shop or The Lounge; visit
business open houses; and experience art, poetry and more!
• Visit the info tent at the northwest corner of Third & Williams streets for more details.
Wish Urban Nights happened every month?
firstday
Fri
Check out the First Friday art hops!
The beginning of every month starts with a bang in downtown Dayton with First
Friday, a free art hop held from 5 to 10 p.m. featuring exhibit openings and a variety
of entertainment options, including street performances and roaming entertainers,
outdoor concerts, an urban street cycling ride, arts demonstrations, live music and
more — along with the array of destinations that make up the downtown mix.
For details about what’s on tap for each First Friday:
downtowndayton.org | 937.224.1518 |
facebook.com/FirstFridayDayton
shop
48 American Pi 37 S. St. Clair St., 938-7890 This gift and accessories boutique featuring Americanmade items will host local glass bead designer Jena Lane Blair, who will demonstrate glass bead making
from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
49 Amore! Designer Consignment Boutique 16 Brown St., 367-5941 A fall sale will be held at
this boutique featuring women’s designer and vintage clothing, shoes, and accessories.
50 Beaute Box 116 W. Fifth St., 903-3165 This pampering day spa will offer 50% off a full set of eyelash
extentions, men’s waxing services and manicures. Purchases made during Urban Nights can be used at a
later date.
51 Bello-One 110 N. Main St., Suite 115, 226-7511 25% off all items in this men’s and women’s
clothing store.
52 Bonito 21 W. First St., 222-8551 The clothing and accessories boutique inside Valeria’s Beauty Center
and Day Spa will offer up to 50% off select items.
53 Bonnett’s Bookstore 502 E. Fifth St., 228-1222 Browse collectible and used books, comics and
magazines. 10% off, with an additional 20% off if you check in at Bonnett’s on Foursquare.
54 Brim on Fifth 464 W. Fifth St., 222-4287 Brim, a new store with more than 500 hats in a variety of
styles for men and women, will celebrate its grand opening. Featuring 10% off all items.
55 Clash Consignment Co. 521 E. Fifth St., 241-9434 Now operating at its new Oregon Arts District
location, the consignment store will feature 15% off Halloween costumes. Receive a raffle ticket with every
purchase of a locally made item for a chance to win a Clash gift certificate.
56 Cookie’s Consignment 130 W. Second St., 220-9180 This new downtown consignment shop will
offer 35% off clothing, shoes, purses and more.
57 Derailed: A Hair Salon 506 1/2 E. Fifth St., 222-3910 Co-owner Austin Burkhart will try to break
his Urban Nights record for giving the most free mohawks, and son Max Burkhart will sell bags of popcorn.
58 District Antiques 122 Van Buren St., 262-7919 Wine, beer and hors d’oeuvres will be served, and
the store will offer 20% off purchases of more than $100.
59 Dragons Den 220 N. Patterson Blvd., 610-3181 The retail store of the Dayton Dragons will feature
an end-of-season sale, with most of the store’s items discounted 15%.
60 Elysian Fields Books and More 436 E. Fifth St., 222-7003 Offering 50% off the listed price of all
metaphysical books during Urban Nights.
61 Feathers Vintage Clothing & Antiques 400 E. Fifth St., 228-2940 Free gift with purchase of $10
or more at this store featuring men’s and women’s clothing, jewelry, household items and vinyl records.
62 Found Treasures 4 You and Treasures Boutique 502 Wayne Ave., 580-8803 These two new
consignment shops specializing in vintage and collectible items will offer 20% off all items, as well as
appetizers and live music.
63 Glenn Scott’s Tattoo Team 452 E. Fifth St., 586-0227 Stop in for a piercing or tattoo work of any
style. $5 off piercings.
64 Hangar18 114 N. St. Clair St., 223-4191 This downtown men’s clothing store dedicated to street
wear and skateboarding culture will offer 15% off select items.
41 6th Street Lofts 207 E. Sixth St., 902-5999 Learn about this exciting new warehouse condominium
conversion project in the Oregon Arts District.
42 The Cannery Lofts 500 E. Third St., 222-3060 One of the Cannery’s popular housing units will be
available to tour.
43 First Place Luxury Apartments 330 W. First St., 226-1630 Tour an apartment and the building’s
amenities and enjoy a waived application fee during Urban Nights.
44 Kamela and Company 143 Jones St., 229-0888 Preview a tag sale from 7 to 10 p.m. at one of
Kamela and Company’s Oregon District properties.
45 Litehouse Living at Canal Block 135 N. Patterson Blvd., 223-8234 Tour one of these green,
energy-efficient urban townhomes.
46 Patterson Square 237 E. First St., 436-2913 Tour a furnished model of Patterson Square’s
downtown townhomes and learn about the developer’s newest housing development, Rubicon Square.
47 St. Clair Lofts 35 S. St. Clair St., 222-9750 Units will be open for self-guided tours, and light snacks
will be provided.
Live, Work, Play Downtown
Start Living Now!
Kamela & Company Realty
?
Helping more people
purchase downtown
homes than any other real
estate company
Living
Downtown
Thinking
about
Scan this QR code
or visit Urban Living at
downtowndayton.org
for info on condos, rentals,
resident testimonials and more!
Kamela Kordik, ABR, CRS, HHS
Broker/Owner 937.299.0888
Michael Martin, ABR, CRS, HHS
Cyndi Mueller
Let us help you find the home of
your dreams
Special Events
��
��
G Dayton Ohio! You Are Here! The Old Courthouse, 732-5123 A performance piece
by “Dayton, Ohio! You Are Here!” will transform this historical icon into a vision of Dayton’s
present through video projection, architectural lighting, visual art and live performances of
dance, music and spoken word.
DAYTON
H Downtown in Focus Photo Contest PNC Center lobby, 6 N. Main St.
A special exhibit of competing amateur and professional photos of downtown Dayton
will be on display in the PNC Center lobby. Presented by the Downtown Dayton
Partnership, Dayton Daily News and the City of Dayton. Additional sponsorship provided by Kaplan College
and Business Furniture.
...A celebration of
everything women love!
I Am City Folk Various locations throughout downtown, 223-3655 Large
banners featuring photo mosaics of Daytonians will be displayed on buildings in the
central business district and Oregon Arts District to kick off this year-long project that’s part of Cityfolk’s
Culture Builds Community initiative. The I Am City Folk project is a collaboration with the City of Dayton’s
Welcome Dayton initiative — both aim to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of the Dayton community.
One weekend only. Don’t miss out!
For more information visit
daytonwomensfair.com
BUY ONE TICKET
- GET ONE FREE!
J Over the Edge Courthouse Square Watch participants combine fundraising
with adventure as they rappel over the side of the 27-story KeyBank Tower. Proceeds
benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Miami Valley. From 4 to 8 p.m., BBBS also
will collect donations in exchange for the opportunity to climb a 24’ climbing wall on
Courthouse Square.
K Taste of Miami Valley & Home Show RiverScape MetroPark, 274-0126
Sample portions of signature dishes from more than 25 area restaurants for only $3 each
at Taste of Miami Valley, and browse displays from more than 20 home improvement
stores at the third annual Home Show presented by Bath Fitter, all while listening to
live music by local bands. The Taste, hosted by the Miami Valley Restaurant Association,
continues on Saturday.
One-of-a-Kind Retail
Saturday, Sept. 15
& Sunday, Sept. 16
10 am - 5 pm
FRIDAY,
F
Dayton Airport Expo Center
3900 McCauley Drive, Vandalia OH 45377
(Exit 64 off I-75)
SATURDAY
september 16 & 17 • riverscape
L Urban Bikes @ Urban Nights Don Crawford Plaza at Fifth Third Field Join
hundreds of cyclists on a tour around downtown for a preview of all the Urban Nights
festivities from the seat of your bike. The ride leaves from Don Crawford Plaza in front of Fifth
Third Field at 5:30 p.m. and ends at Courthouse Square. While the ride will be in parade
fashion with a police escort, it is not appropriate for small children on their own bikes.
URBAN NIGHTS
imagine
Stylish Tours sponsored by
Urban Living
Parking is FREE!
F
This coupon is good for one FREE admission ticket with the
purchase of a single full price ticket ($7). Present this coupon at the
door to receive free ticket. Tickets must be used on the same day.
Original coupon must be presented – copied will not be honored.
Presenting
Sponsor:
Produced
By:
Corporate
Sponsors:
Artistic Additions & Roving Entertainment
Throughout Downtown
A bit surprising, but a lot of fun! Tipping is encouraged. Some of the participating artists include jugglers, break
dancers, strolling musicians and many others!
Check out the Wright-Dunbar Business Village!
Hop on the Wright Flyer trolley and celebrate Dayton’s rich cultural legacy at
multiple locations in historic Wright-Dunbar along West Third Street, between Broadway and Williams streets.
• Don’t miss the Grillin’ and Chillin’ Café Tent for music, dancing, spirits and more.
• Stop in the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, the Wright Bros. Bicycle Shop or The Lounge; visit
business open houses; and experience art, poetry and more!
• Visit the info tent at the northwest corner of Third & Williams streets for more details.
Wish Urban Nights happened every month?
firstday
Fri
Check out the First Friday art hops!
The beginning of every month starts with a bang in downtown Dayton with First
Friday, a free art hop held from 5 to 10 p.m. featuring exhibit openings and a variety
of entertainment options, including street performances and roaming entertainers,
outdoor concerts, an urban street cycling ride, arts demonstrations, live music and
more — along with the array of destinations that make up the downtown mix.
For details about what’s on tap for each First Friday:
downtowndayton.org | 937.224.1518 |
facebook.com/FirstFridayDayton
experience
Live Performances
and Special Events
URBAN NIGHTS Entertainment Schedule
A Main Stage sponsored by
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Square
A Main Stage sponsored by DP&L
Enjoy live performances by Spencer Sutherland, the Eric Jerardi Band,
Cherry Lee and the Hot Rod Hounds, and Funky G, plus break dancers
and jugglers. This stage is programmed from 5 to 10 p.m.
Performing on Stage
Bud Light Lime on
Courthouse Square
CS
5-5:45 p.m.
6-6:45 p.m.
7-7:45 p.m.
8-10 p.m. Found throughout downtown, the satellite stages feature entertainment all evening.
Schedules with performance times are available in the green box on the right side of this
page and at each stage.
B Live on Five
East Fifth Street in the Oregon Arts District, next to the Trolley Stop Check out
performances by local acts, such as Dustin Vincent, Customer Service and the Gem City
Horns, and Beatlejuice. This stage is programmed from 6 to 10 p.m.
C Community Stage
Second and Jefferson streets, next to the Kettering Tower From 5 to 7 p.m., enjoy
performances by Dayton Originals as they share their talents with the community —
everything from spoken word and acoustic music to dance performances and more. From
7 to 10 p.m., sign up for open call karaoke.
RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave. Enjoy live entertainment at
the MetroParks Pavilion. Not That Bad will perform from 5 to 8 p.m., followed by
Spungewurthy from 8 to 11 p.m.
Satellite Stages
5-7 p.m.
7-10 p.m.
5-8 p.m. 8-11 p.m.
Enjoy a variety of live entertainment in the
Wright-Dunbar Business Village
10-minute performances
of all kinds by Dayton Originals
Karaoke
First Street between
Main and Ludlow
Within walking distance to many attractions
Community room, fitness center with yoga room
Outdoor courtyard with BBQ area
Washer and dryer in most units
Parking available
Indoor bistro area
Restricted access building
CALL: 888-460-4278
35 S. ST. CLAIR STREET DAYTON, OH stclairlofts@gold-key-realty.com
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Call Today
Today for
for Your
Your Private
Private Tour
Tour -- 866.644.8772
866.644.8772
Experience Downtown
Experience Downtown
DAYTON
HOLIDAY
F E S T I V A L
Mark your calendar
for a magical
downtown experience!
2012 Dayton
Holiday Festival
begins with
The Grande Illumination
and the
Dayton Children’s Parade
Spectacular in Lights
on Courthouse Square
Friday November 23
with holiday events
throughout December
daytonholidayfestival.org
DANe CstrINeeGt
in th
Not That Bad
Spungewurthy
Southwest corner of Third and Williams
Affordable, Soho-style, Loft Apartment Homes
in the Heart of Dayton
MetroParks Pavilion at RiverScape
C Community Stage
Second & Jefferson streets
by the Kettering Tower
F Dancing in the Street sponsored by Bob Ross Auto Group
First Street between Main & Ludlow Enjoy performances by local performing arts
groups, including the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, South Dayton Dance Theatre,
SMAG Dance Collective and Funk Lab. Programmed from 5 to 9 p.m.
6-6:45 p.m. Burning Jones
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65 Hauer Music 120 S. Patterson Blvd., 222-2815 10% off merchandise from 5 to 9 p.m. at the store,
which also will host a drumming session in the park across the street from the Hauer Music building. Bring
your own drum.
66 LIVV Interior Design 520 E. Third St. This interior design and home and office furnishing business
will offer a 25% discount on your first purchase if you set up a future appointment with a designer during
Urban Nights.
67 Omega Music 318 E. Fifth St., 275-9949 Featuring live music beginning at 6 p.m. and 10% off your
purchase with a reciept from any Oregon Arts District business.
68 Peace on Fifth 519 E. Fifth St., 367-7215 This slave-free and fair trade store will host a group
performing Capoiera, a traditional Brazilian martial art that’s becoming a popular form of exercise, dance
and cultural expression.
69 Price Stores 52 S. Jefferson St., 224-7631 Shop men’s and women’s clothing, accessories and more.
Urban Nights specials will be offered, including summer goods 40%-50% off.
70 The Record Gallery 16 Brown St., 224-3277 20% off used selections and 10% off new titles and
memorabilia, including posters, magazines, CDs, vinyl LPs and more at this music store.
71 ReCreate 438 E. Fifth St., 321-3517 Browse new and used instruments, other music-related items
and artwork, and shop a sale on a variety of items.
72 Sew Dayton 16 Brown St., 234-7398 Stop by downtown’s newest Pop-Up Shop and check out its
collection of fabric and patterns, dresses, bags, and accessories.
Square One Salon and Spa 506 E. Third St., 461-2222 While the salon will not be open during
Urban Nights, be on the lookout for Square One employees handing out reusable bags filled with gift
certificates and goodies from the salon.
73 Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa 21 W. First St., 222-8551 Hosting a block party with food
and retail vendors, including Avon and Mary Kay, and featuring hair accessories, purses, body products and
more. The salon and spa will be open for all services and will feature $1-per-minute chair massages, free
hand massages with spa service and 25% off for first-time clients from 4 to 7 p.m.
74 Vintage Barbershop 110 W. Fifth St., 321-6165 This old-school, classic barbershop will offer $2 off
all services, including haircuts, shaves and facials.
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75 5th Street Wine & Deli 416 E. Fifth St., 220-9333 This neighborhood deli offers a great selection of
sandwiches, wine and craft beer. Hosting a special wine and beer tasting on the deli’s patio during Urban
Nights.
76 Al’s Smokehouse Café West Third Street, 443-0249 Get a bite to eat at this café in the WrightDunbar Business Village.
77 Binger’s Bar 142 E. Third St., 224-8609 Hosting “South of the Border Night” featuring $3 margaritas
and $2 tequila shots.
78 Blind Bob’s 430 E. Fifth St., 938-6405 This casual tavern with a full menu will host live music.
79 Boston Stoker 34 W. Second St., 223-1224 Grab a coffee drink or smoothie and enjoy live poetry
and music at this coffee shop near Courthouse Square.
80 The Century Bar 10 S. Jefferson St., 223-3382 In honor of Bourbon Heritage Month, this oldfashioned bar featuring more than 60 varieties of bourbon will host an exhibit of vintage decanters.
81 Citilites 109 N. Main St., 222-0623 The Schuster Center’s restaurant and bar will be open from 5:30 to
8 p.m. serving a full menu, including dinner specials.
82 Coco’s Bistro 515 Wayne Ave. and 2501 Warren St., 228-2626 Featuring end-of-summer raspberry
lemonade with Buckeye Vodka for $5 and 50% off appetizers with a dinner purchase at the current
location on Wayne Avenue. At the new location on Warren Street, Coco’s will feature work by artist Amy
Kollar Anderson, music by The Show, bar service featuring a special cocktail and complimentary appetizers.
83 Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers 33 S. Jefferson St., 222-2337 This American-style bar and grill will
feature several dinner specials.
84 Deaf Monty’s Wine 22 Brown St., 225-9463 This comfy wine bar located in an Oregon Arts District
B&B will offer a $2 wine tasting from 4 to 8 p.m.
85 De’Lish 139 N. Main St., 461-2233 Enjoy happy hour pricing from 3 p.m. to close at this eclectic cafe,
along with live entertainment, an art show and curbside cooking in front of the business.
86 The Dublin Pub 300 Wayne Ave., 224-7822 This traditional Irish-style pub will feature live music
with no cover charge and offer 20% off food.
87 The Flying Pizza 223 N. Main St., 222-8031 New York-style pizza by the slice or whole pie. 10% off
purchase.
88 Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna 824 E. Fifth St., 222-0204 Enjoy a taste of Italy with cuisine
made from owner Franco’s family recipes. 10% off dinner entrees.
89 J-Alans 121 N. Ludlow St., 222-4811 $1 off beers, $3 well drinks and live music at 10 p.m. Also
featuring interactive cardboard finger painting.
90 Jay’s Seafood Restaurant 225 E. Sixth St., 222-2892 Live music by Puzzle of Light from 9 p.m. to
midnight with no cover charge. 10% off food when mentioning Urban Nights.
91 Journey 6 N. Main St., 985-2753 The new restaurant located in the basement of the PNC Center will
be serving a Caribbean influenced menu on the sidewalk outside the building.
Fun & Collaborative Activities
i2 Photo Booth First Street between Main & Ludlow Stop by the FREE open-air photo booth from
5 to 9 p.m. for a lasting memory of the excitement of Urban Nights.
The Dropbacks Throughout Downtown Toss and catch with The Dropbacks, a professional
comedic juggling duo born and raised in Beavercreek. The duo will be roaming throughout Urban Nights
locations from 5 to 10 p.m.
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33 Pathway to Literacy Poetry Café 1009 W. Third St., 443-0249 Featuring poetry and book
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34 Practice Yoga 504 E. Fifth St., 321-7676 Live music by local musician BJSR and yoga demos by
Practice Yoga teacher Tori Reynolds. Free class pass for first-time visitors ($12 value).
37 Urban Krag Climbing Center 125 Clay St., 224-5724 Try your hand (and feet) at indoor rock
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36 St. John’s United Church of Christ 515 E. Third St., 224-1747 Tour the church’s sanctuary and
organ loft, which include fresco paintings on the sanctuary walls, the dome painted in 1924 by German
immigrant Herman Dinkler, stained glass windows dedicated in 1901, and an organ orginally built in 1874
and modernized by the Schantz Organ Company.
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35 Schuster Performing Arts Center 1 W. Second St., 228-3630 The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
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102 Smokin’ Bar-B-Que 200 E. Fifth St., 586-9790 Featuring Texas-style slow smoked barbeque and
homemade sides in the historical White Tower diner. Show your Urban Nights program for 10% off bill.
103 Thai 9 11 Brown St., 222-3227 This Thai restaurant in a unique, converted historical building features
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104 Therapy Café 452 E. Third St., 461-4000 Therapy will host the grand opening of T.S. Bistro - a new
in-house kitchen serving pizza, subs and more. Enjoy 25% off food until 10 p.m., no cover, and guest DJs
spinning Latin music and EDM, as well as karaoke and Zumba. Open until 3 a.m. for an unofficial Urban
Nights after party.
105 The Trolley Stop 530 E. Fifth St., 461-1101 This casual tavern with a unique café menu and rotating
craft beers on tap will feature live music, no cover and 15% off food.
106 Tumbleweed Connection 454 E. Fifth St., 228-5500 This laid-back Oregon Arts District saloon will
offer bartender’s choice shot specials.
107 Uno Chicago Grill 126 N. Main St., 910-8000 The familiar Main Street eatery with a full bar and a
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38 Victoria Theatre Association 138 N. Main St., 228-7591 Get an insider’s tour of the historical
Victoria Theatre.
39 Westminster Presbyterian Church 125 N. Wilkinson St., 223-7285 Music played on the largest
church organ in the Midwest and demonstrations of how it’s played, as well as music played on the new
Carillon, acoustic guitars, cello and bagpipes. View or walk the labyrinth and tour the Gothic cathedral
architecture. Free parking, popcorn, water and lemonade.
40 The Wright Brothers Bicycle Shop 12 N. Williams St., 225-7705 View historical displays and
tour this center featuring the history of Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Zoot Theatre Company 456 Belmonte Park North, 512-0140 Members of the new resident
artist company of the Dayton Art Institute will rove the streets of downtown, showing the artistry of their
puppetry and mask work.
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Eclectic Art
1 Blue Sky Project 100 W. Second St. and 33 N. Main St. 732-5123 Presenting contemporary
works by Blue Sky Project resident artists in two downtown venues: Michael Casseli’s “Slackwire” at 100 W.
Second St., and Charlotte Gordon’s “Vessels” in the Blue Sky Gallery on Courthouse Square.
2 CADC 45 S. St. Clair St., 313-9883 This gallery that features work by more than 30 local artists will
host a sidewalk art market and bake sale outside the gallery, with all proceeds going to the CADC Art
Benefits Program. Live music and 10% to 30% off select items.
3 Cachet G! International Boutique and Gallery 133 E. Third St., 461-2665 This clothing and
home decor shop will feature recent work by local artists.
4 Color of Energy Gallery 16 Brown St., 266-3491 Featuring new works of acrylic on rusted steel by
gallery owner Mike Elsass.
5 Dayton Cultural Center 40 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., 333-2489 The opening of “Expressions of
Reflections,” an art exhibit featuring reused mirrors and glass. Artist Philipe Payne will be available to speak
to the public from 6 to 8 p.m.
6 Dayton Visual Arts Center 118 N. Jefferson St., 224-3822 Opening reception for “In Vivo” exhibit.
Take in the art while trying your hand at cornhole and your voice at karaoke.
7 Gallery 510 Fine Art 508 E. Fifth St., 672-6717 Showing work from some of Gallery 510’s most
popular artists and featuring art perfect for collecting and gift giving, including jewelry, pottery, cards,
prints, scarves and purses.
8 Gallery at Fifth Third Center 1 S. Main St., 228-2224 Featuring works by mixed media artist Rose
Schultz and clay artist Keba Mileen Hitzeman. Both artists will be present for a reception from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
9 Garden Station Community Garden and Art Park 509 E. Fourth St., 610-3845 This outdoor
community garden and arts space will host the Dayton Out Loud vocal variety show, including a Capella
singing, poetry, rap, comedy, beatbox and other vocal talents. The event kicks off at 5:30 p.m. and will
benefit the City Beets youth gardening program. Guided tours of Garden Station will begin at 6:30 and 7:30
p.m. Mural designs selected for the downtown mural project at Third and Webster streets will be on display.
10 H. David Clay Studio & Gallery 33 S. St. Clair St., 424-5452 Decorative and functional handcrafted stoneware and Raku pottery by proprietor H. David Kirchner.
11 Jimmy Modern 605 E. Fifth St., 520-3782 Local artists Delora Buford Buchanan and Marilyn Page
will be painting outside the store, which also will debut new work by Page.
12 K12 Gallery for Young People and TEJAS 510 E. Third St., 461-5149 Hosting the second annual
Art Off, an Iron Chef-style battle to create a 2D piece of art centered around the theme of “transformation.”
Artists compete against each other for the Knot Award, a handmade sculpture created by local artist
Hamilton Dixon. The competition will take place from 6 to 10 p.m., and audience participation is encouraged.
13 Miami Valley Lampwork Bead Artists Kettering Tower lobby, 470-6895 Shop an artisan
jewelry trunk show from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
14 W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery 1135 W. Third St., 223-2290 Browse art exhibits and
enjoy a 15% off sale while listening to live jazz.
92 The Lounge 1100 W. Third St., 443-0249 Check out live entertainment at this Wright-Dunbar
Business Village venue.
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15 The Black Box Improv Theater 518 E. Third St., 369-0747 Downtown’s new improv group will
perform short scenes starting at 7 p.m. and will answer questions about the members’ creative process.
16 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park 16 S. Williams St., 225-7705 Enjoy such
activities as children’s entertainment, puppet shows and information about the airplanes of Ohio.
17 Dayton Grand Hotel 11 S. Ludlow St., 461-4700 Offering a special Urban Nights rate of $69 for
a room with one king bed or two double beds for those wishing to stay downtown the night of
September 14. Use group code “URBAN” when booking at daytongrandhotel.com.
18 Dayton International Peace Museum 208 W. Monument Ave., 227-3223 Explore the
museum’s peace-themed exhibits and shop at the museum gift store.
19 Dayton Metro Library 215 E. Third St., 227-9500 The Main Library branch of the Dayton Metro
Library system will offer live music and enertainment.
20 Eclectic Essentials 510 E. Fifth St., 559-5103 This new art and collectables shop will host a wine
tasting from 5 to 9 p.m.
21 First Lutheran Church 138 W. First St., 222-7848 Tour this historical 107-year-old church and
enjoy light snacks and beverages.
22 Grass Roots Enrichment and Wellness Center 400 E. Fifth St., Suite C, 723-6747 Enjoy handson activities for kids, a free intro to Reiki and massage therapy, and artwork by Wendy Wagener Harris, and
receive info about upcoming programs and workshops. The center also will host a henna workshop with
local artist Lily Whitehead from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Cost is $25, and advance reservations are required.
23 Hands Massage Studio 42 W. Fifth St., 608-8994 This new downtown business will feature free
five-minute massages from licensed massage therapists and tours of its facility.
24 Jazz, Art and Wine Tent West Third Street, 443-0249 Enjoy live jazz, art-making and wine tasting
in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village.
25 Lincoln Society of Dayton Main Street between Courthouse Square and Second Street,
Have your picture taken with Abraham Lincoln ($1) and learn about President Lincoln’s historical ties to
downtown Dayton.
26 The Little Hearts School House & Learning Center 24 N. Jefferson St., Suite 400, 226-1276
Featuring art and handmade items created by students for sale, as well as guided tours, snacks and
cold drinks.
27 The Loft Theatre 126 N. Main St., 3rd floor, 461-3823 Show your Urban Nights program and
receive 20% off Managing Maxine, a new comedy performed by The Human Race Theatre Company, at
8 p.m.; walk-up tickets only.
28 Mini University 28 Hill St. and 40 Vista View Dr. , 224-3916 (MVH), 461-9027 (Montgomery
County) Mini University at Miami Valley Hospital (28 Hill St.) and Mongomery County’s Mini Unversity
(40 Vista View Dr.) will offer discounted childcare for parents wishing to explore Urban Nights. Care will
be offered from 6 to 11 p.m., which includes dinner, for $30 per child or $50 for two children. All teachers
have been fingerprinted and have completed background checks. Children must be pre-registered; call and
reserve a spot before Friday, Sept. 7.
mark your calendar now for the next urban nights!
93 Lucky’s Taproom & Eatery 520 E. Fifth St., 222-6800 Lucky’s will tap a firkin of a special craft beer
to complement its rotating variety of craft brews on tap and diner-style food, including vegetarian and
vegan options.
94 Masque 34 N. Jefferson St., 228-2582 Masque will feature a live DJ and entertainment provided by
local drag queens and kings. $2 well drinks and no cover before 10 p.m.
95 OinkADoodleMoo 10 W. Second St., lobby Check out this new downtown restaurant in the lobby of
the KeyBank Tower.
96 Olive, an urban dive 416 E. Third St., 222-3483 This restaurant in the renovated former Wympee
diner serving locally sourced fare will feature artwork by Ron Rollins, a music program by Rev. Cool, and
Jeni’s Ice Cream to go.
97 Oregon Express 336 E. Fifth St., 223-9205 The “OE,” an Oregon Arts District corner tavern, will
feature half-price gourmet pizza (dine-in only) from 4 to 8 p.m., plus live music from the Eric Jerardi Band.
FRIDAY May 10 2013
98 Press 257 Wayne Ave., 231-7107 This independent coffee bar and arts space will stay open until
10 p.m. featuring its traditional espresso beverages, artisan coffee and tea, locally made baked goods and
other favorites.
don’t miss one of the best nights to be downtown!
99 Riff Raff on the Canal 130 N. Patterson Blvd., 361-3131 Informational tours will be available at
this new downtown nightclub. Refreshments will be provided.
What’s there to do downtown when it’s not Urban Nights?
1 00 Roost Modern Italian 524 E. Fifth St., 222-3100 Receive 15% off any appetizer with the purchase
of an entrée at this upscale restaurant with contemporary takes on Italian dishes.
1 01 Sa-Bai 200 S. Jefferson St., 535-2900 Featuring fresh-made Asian food and sushi, as well as a full bar.
Drink specials and 20% off food during Urban Nights.
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Educationally and
Economically.
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cultural events
in Ohio.
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30 E. Broad St., 33rd Floor
Columbus, OH 43215-3414
Phone: 614 /466-2613
Fax: 614 /466-4494
www.oac.ohio.gov
ArtsinOhio.com is a
collaboration between
• Experience Columbus
• Positively Cleveland
• Cincinnati USA RTN
• Ohio Arts Council
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15 The Black Box Improv Theater
Cachet G! International Boutique and Gallery
Color of Energy Gallery
Dayton Cultural Center
Dayton Visual Arts Center
Gallery 510 Fine Art
Gallery at Fifth Third Center
Garden Station Community Garden and Art Park
H. David Clay Studio & Gallery
Jimmy Modern
K12 Gallery for Young People and TEJAS
Miami Valley Lampwork Bead Artists
W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery
i1 First Street Chalk Walk
Fun &
Collaborative i2 Photo Booth
Activities
The Dropbacks
C Karaoke on the Community Stage
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62 Found Treasures 4 You and
Treasures Boutique
63 Glenn Scott’s Tattoo Team
64 Hangar18
65 Hauer Music
66 LIVV Interior Design
67 Omega Music
68 Peace on Fifth
69 Price Stores
70 The Record Gallery
71 ReCreate
72 Sew Dayton
Square One Salon and Spa
73 Valeria’s Beauty Center and
Day Spa
74 Vintage Barbershop
Hess St.
44
Green St.
Wine & Deli
Jones St.
Unique 75 5th Street
Dining & 76 Al’s Smokehouse Café
Nightlife 77 Binger’s Bar
discover
shop
Bello-One
Bonito
Bonnett’s Bookstore
Brim on Fifth
Clash Consignment Co.
Cookie’s Consignment
Derailed: A Hair Salon
District Antiques
Dragons Den
Elysian Fields Books and
More
61 Feathers Vintage Clothing
& Antiques
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Jackson St.
48 American Pi
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Serving Budweiser
COURTHOUSE
SQUARE
Washington products
St.
44 Kamela and
Company
45 Litehouse Living at
Canal Block
46 Patterson Square
47 St. Clair Lofts
61 96
Tecumseh St.
Main St.
32
Franklin St.
41 6th Street Lofts
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83
Fifth St.
101
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Blvd
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N. W
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Eaker St.
Stylish 42 The Cannery Lofts
Urban
Place Luxury
Living 43 First
Apartments
108
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Dayton
Convention
Center
Court
St.
St.
Urban Nights
info tent
74
Second St.
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Brown St.
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Blind Bob’s
Boston Stoker
The Century Bar
Citilites
Coco’s Bistro
Cold Beer and
Cheeseburgers
Deaf Monty’s Wine
De’Lish
The Dublin Pub
The Flying Pizza
Franco’s Ristorante & La
Taverna
J-Alans
Jay’s Seafood Restaurant
Journey
The Lounge
Lucky’s Taproom & Eatery
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Fourth St.
Sinclair
Community
College
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8
Downtown/Oregon Arts District Trolley
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Madison St.
Courthouse
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H Downtown in Focus Photo
Contest
I Am City Folk
J Over the Edge
K Taste of Miami Valley &
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Perry St.
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Special Events
Free RTA “Wright Flyer” trolleys will run
continuously from 5-10 p.m., with the
last loop starting at 9:30 p.m.
Jacks
on St
18
trolley service
6
43
Courthouse Square
Live
Performances A Main Stage on Courthouse
and
Square
Special
Satellite Stages
Events
B Live on Five
C Community Stage
E Wright Dunbar Entertainment
Nationwide Solutions
The Neon
The Old Court House
Pathway to Literacy Poetry
Café
Practice Yoga
Schuster Performing Arts
Center
St. John’s United Church of
Christ
Urban Krag Climbing Center
Victoria Theatre Association
Westminster Presbyterian
Church
The Wright Brothers Bicycle
Shop
Zoot Theatre Company
downtown dayton
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imagine
30
31
32
33
Pine
St.
interact
17 Dayton Grand Hotel
18 Dayton International Peace
Museum
19 Dayton Metro Library
20 Eclectic Essentials
21 First Lutheran Church
22 Grass Roots Enrichment and
Wellness Center
23 Hands Massage Studio
24 Jazz, Art and Wine Tent
25 Lincoln Society of Dayton
26 The Little Hearts School House
and Learning Center
27 The Loft Theatre
28 Mini University
29 My Father’s House Childcare
and Learning
explore
enjoy
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Creative 16 Dayton Aviation Heritage
Spaces
National Historical Park
experience
1 Blue Sky Project
Eclectic 2 CADC
Art
37
Cass St.
86 88
53
58
68 62
82
94Masque
95 OinkADoodleMoo
96 Olive, an urban dive
97 Oregon Express
98 Press
99 Riff Raff on the Canal
1 00 Roost Modern Italian
1 01 Sa-Bai
1 02 Smokin’ Bar-B-Que
1 03 Thai 9
1 04 Therapy Café
1 05 The Trolley Stop
1 06 Tumbleweed Connection
1 07 Uno Chicago Grill
1 08 The Vault
1 09 White Lotus
1 10 Wiley’s Comedy Niteclub
1 11 The Wine Gallery & Café
1 12 Wright Dunbar Inc.’s Grillin’
& Chillin’ Tent & Café
start at the info table on courthouse square, then explore the 100+ places and spaces participating
throughout downtown, the oregon arts district and the wright-dunbar business village
event sponsors
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