BOONSHOFT
MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY
2600
DeWeese Parkway, Dayton - 275-7431
Thru
1/27
The Art of Holly K. Coovert Ð Detailed wildlife artwork depicting a
wide range of species with extreme attention to detail.
Thru
5/14 Engineer It! Ð Visitors of all ages explore the fun and
creative sides of engineering by designing boats, windmills, airplanes,
buildings and bridges and then testing their performance in wind tunnels,
earthquake simulators and water tanks.
THE
CANNERY ART & DESIGN CENTRE
434
E. Third St., Dayton - 228-2232
Ongoing Ð Exhibits by more
than 20 local artists. Including painting, pottery, jewelry, sculpture and
photography.
2/1
Ð ÒFirst FridayÓ
open houses feature music, wine and light hors dÕoeuvres 6 Ð 10 pm.
DAYTON
ART INSTITUTE
458
Belmonte Park North, Dayton - 229-3909
Thru
1/31 Samuel H. Kress Loans: Cultural Democracy Ð Installation of
remarkable Renaissance oil paintings on loan from The Georgia Museum of Art,
University of Georgia.
Thru
4/20 The Creative Eye: Photographic Works by Marc Suda &
Sean Wilkinson Ð Dayton photographers works are exhibited in the Regional Gallery.
Thru
4/30 Sitting Pretty Around the World Ð Hands-on childrenÕs
exhibition focuses on the chairs we sit on everyday, which take on many forms
depending on their function or the culture that made them.
DAYTON
VISUAL ARTS CENTER
118
N. Jefferson St, Dayton - 224-3822
Thru
2/2
Teresa Dunn, Ben Duke and Robert McCann: Figurative Fictions
Thru
2/2
Jud Yalkut: Sea Islands
2/4
Ð3/8 REACH Across Dayton: Gary Harwood Documentary photography
Ð portrait of an Ohio migrant community rich in social capital
GALLERY
SAINT JOHN
Bergamo
Ð Mt. St. John
4400
Shakertown Rd., Beavercreek
Thru
2/17 Wanda Wonders: New works Charles Wanda, SM
MARIAN
LIBRARY
University
of Dayton
300
College Park - 229-4214
Thru
3/30
When Words Become Pictures: Our Lady Calligraphed by Ann Bain,
Dayton artist.
ROSEWOOD
GALLERY
2655
Olson Dr., Kettering - 296-0294
Thru
2/1
Pam Adams and Tamie Beldue Exhibition: Exhibition of
paintings by Pam Adams of Dayton and drawings by Tamie Beldue of South Vienna,
OH.
SINCLAIR
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Burnell
R. Roberts Triangle Gallery
444
West Third Street, Bldg. 13, Dayton - 512-5381
Thru
1/31 Bridgette Bogle Exhibition
2/4
Ð 3/8
R.E.A.C.H Ð Laura Kina: Reception 2/28 from 7-9 pm
SINCLAIR
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ZoneVI
Photography Gallery
444
West Third Street, Bldg. 13, Dayton - 512-5381
Now
Ð 1/31 Sarah Sorg
Exhibition: Gelatin Silver prints, long exposures, nocturnal scenes.
2/4
Ð 3/8
R.E.A.C.H Ð Stafford Hiroshi Smith: Reception 2/28 from 7-9 pm
1/30
Wed
The
Fantasticks 7 pm Musical by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt is the longest
running show in New York history! Thru 2/3 WSU Festival
Playhouse, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton
775-2500
Chicago
8 pm BroadwayÕs most popular musical Ð a razzle-dazzle tale of
sin and celebrity. Thru 2/3 Schuster Center, One W. Second St.,
Dayton 228-3630
(see
1/29)
1/31
Thu
A
Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine 8 pm A UD production
of this musical. Thru 2/2 Kennedy Union Boll Theatre, University of
Dayton, 300 College Park, Dayton 229-3936
The
Fantasticks 8 pm (see 1/30)
Chicago 8 pm (see 1/30)
2/1
Fri
Wind
Symphony Master Class 4 pm Guest horn soloist, William Purvis.
Sinclair Community College, Blair Hall Theatre, 444 W. Third St.,
Downtown Dayton 512-2808
A
Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine 8 pm (See 1/31)
YouÕre
a Good Man Charlie Brown 8 pm Made up of little
moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from ValentineÕs Day to the
baseball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with the
lives of his friends (both human and non-human). Thru 2/3 Playhouse South,
Clark Haines Theatre, 3700 Far Hills Avenue, Kettering, OH
Over
the River and Through the Woods 8 pm Nick, a single, Italian-American
guy from New Jersey, enjoys dinner with both sets of grandparents every Sunday,
that is, until he has to tell them that heÕs been offered his dream job Ð on
the other side of the country. The family, feeling betrayed, begins a series of
schemes to get him to stay. Thru 2/10 Beavercreek Community Theatre, 3868
Dayton-Xenia Rd., 429-4737 or 429-2191
Romeo
and Juliet 8 pm Montagues, Capulets, street fights, balcony scenes,
teenagers in love, the most tragic ending. Thru 2/7 The Loft Theatre,
138 N. Main St., Dayton 461-3823
The
Fantasticks 8 pm (see 1/30)
Chicago 8 pm (see 1/30)
2/2
Sat
MenÕs
Honor Choir Festival 9 am & 5:30 pm High school students will join the
MenÕs Chorale for a festival day. Clinician for the day is R.D.Mathey, retired
professor from Bowling Green State University. WSU Creative Arts Center,
Concert Hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy. Dayton 775-5544
Wind
Symphony Concert 8 pm Guest horn soloist, William Purvis.
Sinclair Community College, Blair Hall Theatre, 444 W. Third St.,
Downtown Dayton 512-2808
A
Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine 8 pm (See 1/31)
YouÕre
a Good Man Charlie Brown 8 pm (see 2/1)
Over
the River and Through the Woods 8 pm (see 2/1)
Romeo
and Juliet 8 pm (see 2/1)
The
Fantasticks 3 pm & 8 pm (see 1/30)
Chicago 2 pm & 8
pm
(see 1/29)
Thodos
Dance Chicago 8 pm. With the gary Geis Dance Company. Blends classical
and modern dance with gymnastics to create a unique style of dance that is
fast-paced, highly athletic and very entertaining. Clark State PAC, 300
S. Fountain Ave., Springfield 328-3874
DCDC:
Unmistakably DCDC 8 pm DCDCÕs winter concert will feature three
works: Vespers (1986) by Ulysses Dove; Las Desenamoradas ( 1987) by Eleo
Pomare and The Stack Up (1992) by Talley Beatty. Victoria Theatre, 138 N.
Main St., Dayton 228-3630
2/3
Sun
YouÕre
a Good Man Charlie Brown 3 pm (see 2/1)
Over
the River and Through the Woods 3 pm (see 2/1)
Romeo
and Juliet 8 pm (see 2/1)
Chicago 2 pm &
7:30 pm
(see 1/29)
The
Fantasticks 3 pm & 8 pm (see 1/24)
RiverScape:
February Birthday Celebration 2-4 pm. Free ice rink admission, skate
rentals and cupcakes for all February birthdays (while supplies last)
Riverscakpe MetroPark, Monument and Main Sts. 278-2607
2/5
Tue
Wind
Symphony & Chamber Players 7: 30 pm WSU Creative Arts Center, Concert
Hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-5544