2600 DeWeese
Parkway, Dayton - 275-7431
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. Visitors can also
experiment with gears and pulleys, operate a crane and learn about careers in
engineering through video presentations.
THE CANNERY ART
& DESIGN CENTRE
434 E. Third St.,
Dayton - 228-2232
Ongoing Ð Exhibits by more than 20 local artists.
Purchase art for your home, find the perfect gift or just browse the latest
creations, including painting, pottery, jewelry, sculpture and photography.
CARILLON
HISTORICAL PARK
1000 Carillon Blvd,
Dayton Ð 293-2841
Thru 10/15 Dayton Inventors: The Art of Innovation: The K12 Traveling Exhibit that features
artistic representations of many Dayton-born inventions, including the cash
register, airplane, the ice cream cone, the water pump, the electric starts and
more.
DAYTON ART
INSTITUTE
458 Belmonte Park
North, Dayton - 229-3909
On View Now 20th Century Prints from the Ponderosa Collection
Ð More than 100 prints from
such artists as Warhol, Rauschenbert, Frankenthaler, Lichtenstein and Stella..
Thru 4/20 The
Creative Eye: Photographic Works by Marc Suda & Sean Wilkinson Ð Dayton
photographers works are exhibited in the Regional Gallery.
DAYTON VISUAL
ARTS CENTER
118 N. Jefferson
St, Dayton - 224-3822
4/4Ð4/23 Art Auction Preview
GALLERY SAINT
JOHN
Bergamo Ð Mt. St.
John
4400 Shakertown
Rd., Beavercreek
Thru 4/27
Marianist Evironmental Education Center Show
SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Burnell R. Roberts Triangle
Gallery
444 West Third Street, Bldg. 13,
Dayton
512-5381
Thru 4/17 Kim Vito Exhibition
RIKE GALLERY
University of Dayton
300 College Park, Dayton
(937)229-3256
Thru 4/24
Student Art Exhibit: Final student at exhibition of the academic year includes
nearly 70 pieces of student artwork in the juried exhibit, including drawings,
paintings, photography, ceramic and sculpture
SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ZoneVI Photography Gallery
444 West Third Street, Bldg. 13,
Dayton
512-5381
Thru 4/16 Anthony James Exhibition
STIVERS HIGH SCHOOL
1313 E
5th St Dayton
(937) 542-7380
4/15
Ð 4/18 Photograph
Show & Auction: Professional photographers from all over the world will be
participating. Auction is on April 18 at 6 pm in the Fifth Street Gallery
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
Rike Gallery
300 College Park, Dayton
229-3237 or 3261
Thru 4/24 Horvath Juried Student Exhibition: Opening Reception 3/26 from 7 to 9 pm
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY GALLERIES
College of Liberal Arts
3640 Col. Glenn Highway Dayton
(937) 775-2978
Thru 5/4 The 9th International Shoebox Sculpture
Exhibition: Artist Kate
Budd will hold a public lecture on Sunday, May 4 at 2:30 pm in room M252; Also The Elm Foundation 10 Years of Giving: A commemorative exhibition of the permanent
collection. Closing reception, Sunday, May 4, 4-5:30 pm
DAYTON
ART INSTITUTE EXPERIENCENTER
456
Belmonte Park N. Dayton Ð 223-4278
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.
Free
4/11 Fri
Dayton Philharmonic: LifeÕs Treasures
8 pm
Festivity, sense of place, friendship and love Ð these are the treasures
of life explored so beautifully in these gorgeous masterworks: Carnival
Overture, Songs of the Auvergne and Enigma Variations Also 4/12. Schuster Center, One W. Second St.,
Dayton 228-3630
Cityfolk: Rob
CurtoÕs Sanfona Project 8 pm
Kelly Hall, Antioch College Main Building, 795 Livermore Street, Yellow
Springs 496-3863.
Where
the Red Fern Grows 7:30 pm In the heart of the Ozark
Mountains, ten-year-old Billy Coleman saves dimes and pennies until he can
afford his very own pair of hunting dogs. He teaches Old Dan and Little Ann
everything they need to know about raccoon hunting and the hounds end up
teaching Billy about friendship, faith and, in the end, the true meaning of
sacrifice. Thru 4/13 Rec West Auditorium, 965
Miamisburg-Centerville Road, Dayton
433-8957
4/12 Sat
Dayton Philharmonic: LifeÕs Treasures 8 pm
(see 4/11)
DaytonÕs Divine Miss P 7 pm Comedy, song and dance featuring Katie Pees in a one-woman
show. Human Race Theatre Company, 126 N. Main St., downtown Dayton. 461-3823
Evening
With Guitars 7:30 pm WSU guitar
students and other area guitarists will perform. All proceeds from the recital
will go to a special endowed scholarship earmarked for incoming guitar majors.
WSU Creative Arts Center, Concert Hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-5544
Where
the Red Fern Grows 3 pm & 7:30
pm (see
4/10)
Lazer Vaudeville 1
pm & 3:30 pm Lazer Vaudeville combines high-tech
laser magic with the traditional arts of vaudeville - complete with superlative
juggling, black light illusion, acrobatics, zany comedy and audience
participation. After seven months performing Off-Broadway in New York, Lazer
Vaudeville comes to Dayton with a cast of extraordinary characters that will
lead you on a journey through the imagination! Also 4/13 Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St., Dayton 228-3630
Litter Bugs
Me 11 am Ð 2 pm The Montgomery County Solid Waste District presents a day to
honor and celebrate the Earth. Learn how to protect our planet and why
recycling is so important at Litter Bugs Me Day. Included with regular
admission. Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, 2600 DeWeese
Parkway, Dayton 275-7431
2008 Kettering MayorÕs Charity Ball 6-midnight Black
tie dinner, dancing, wine & spirits. Reynolds & Reynolds, County Line
& Research Park Blvd. $150 per person. 434-8244
4/13 Sun
Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra 3 pm Jiang
Liu, Guest Conductor, will conduct Chang-Qun AoÕs A Poem of Kangba;
TchaikovskyÕs Symphony No. 6 (PathŽtique). Shiloh Church, N. Main St. at Philadelphia
Dr., Dayton 476-5043
In-Hong
Cha and Friends 7:30 pm Dr. In-Hong Cha,
Associate Professor of Music, is known around the world for his artistry on the
violin and his musicianship and leadership on the podium. All proceeds from the
recital will go to an endowed scholarship for incoming Korean students. WSU
Creative Arts Center, Concert Hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton 775-5544
Symphonic
Wind Ensemble 3 pm Patrick Reynolds, conductor. Kennedy Union Boll Theatre,
University of Dayton, 300 College Park, Dayton 229-2936
Mannheim
Steamroller 7 pm
Group is among the pioneers of neo-classical electronic music and one of
the driving forces behind the New Age phenomenon. Schuster Center, One W.
Second St., Dayton 228-3630
Where
the Red Fern Grows 3 pm (see 4/10)
Lazer Vaudeville 1
pm & 3:30 pm (see 4/12)
4/15
Tue
Sax-a-paloza 7:30 pm Art Street, Studio D, University of Dayton 229-3630
4/16 Wed
Demirjian Chamber Orchestra: The Classical Era
6:30 pm DPO Principal Clarinetist John Kurokawa
performs MozartÕs Clarinet Quintet, a work typical of Mozart in the manner in
which he develops a wide variety of moods and musical textures, wrings enormous
richness from the material, and allows John to display his virtuosity. The DPO
Principal Quartet join John for this work, and they perform several other
string quartets in this homage to strings, reeds, and the composing giants of
musicÕs Classical Era! Schuster
Center, One W. Second St., Dayton
228-3630
Strings
Night 7 pm Sears Recital Hall, University of Dayton, 300 College Park,
Dayton 229-3936
Forever
Tango 7 pm
Direct from a powerful Broadway revival, Luis BravoÕs acclaimed dance
spectacular features an all-Argentine cast of 14 dancers and 11 on-stage
musicians. Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St., Dayton 228-3630
Greater
Dayton Real Estate Investors Assn.
7:10 pm Learn
from a state investigator how to recognize the Òdanger signsÓ of meth labs.
Also 8:20
pm City
Wide Development will talk about the latest financing programs to help with
purchase and rehab in the city.
Especially
Recommended!:
Dayton Philharmonic: LifeÕs Treasures
8 pm
Also 4/12.
Schuster Center, One W. Second St., Dayton 228-3630
Demirjian Chamber Orchestra: The Classical Era
6:30 pm A unique opportunity to hear the DPO
Principal Quartet as they perform this homage to strings, reeds, and the
composing giants of musicÕs Classical Era! Schuster Center, One W. Second St., Dayton 228-3630