Thru 6/16 Ð Art
Quilt Exhibit: Golden
Moments in Nature
2600 DeWeese
Parkway, Dayton - 275-7431
5/16 - En
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.
DAYTON ART
INSTITUTE
458 Belmonte Park
North, Dayton - 229-3909
Currently
on view
Shimmering Madness Ð An Installation by Sandy Skoglund and The Harold W. Shaw
Pre-Columbian Collection
DAYTON VISUAL
ARTS CENTER
118 N. Jefferson
St, Dayton - 224-3822
Thru 6/2 - The Cline Show:
Work created by DVACÕs introductory and student members.
Thru 6/8 - Remaking Landscape:
Jean Koeller Ð KoellerÕs
new oil paintings take her back to the Ohio landscape, maintaining her
structurally specific style and revealing her ever-changing palate.
GALLERY SAINT
JOHN
Bergamo Ð Mt. St.
John
4400 Shakertown Rd., Beavercreek
Thru 6/24 -
Moments to Contemplate: Nature Sites as Photographic
Inspiration
K12 GALLERY
EXHIBIT
510 E. Third St.,
downtown Dayton
Thru 10/31 Ð
Dayton Inventors: The Art of Innovation: Young peopleÕs artistic representations of Dayton-born
inventions and innovations. Will be on exhibit at Carillon Historical Park,
1000 Carillon Blvd.
Thru 6/30 -
Richard Jurus Photography Show
ROSEWOOD ART
CENTER
2655 Olsen Dr.,
Kettering
5/14 thru 6/8 -
Kathy Moore/Becki Smith Exhibition:
drawings and paintings/art boxes
Vince Palacios: ceramic pieces; Kevin Turner: etched ceramic
pieces
SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Burnell R. Roberts Triangle
Gallery
444 W. Third Street, 4th
floor, Bldg. 13, Dayton
Thru 5/20 - Fine
Art Student Exhibition
SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ZoneVI Photography Gallery
444 West Third Street, Bldg. 13,
Dayton
Thru 5/20 - Fine
Art Student Exhibition
TRI
ART CLUB
48 High
St., Dayton
5/13
to 5/20 Ð Tri-Art Members Art Show
Performing Arts & Events
5/14 Wed
Shenandoah
8pm Dealing with one familyÕs struggle to stay out of the
Civil War, Shenandoah is a piece of inspirational musical theatre. A fresh new
production by The Human Race Theatre Company Thru 5/18 Victoria Theatre, 138 N. Main St., Dayton 228-3630
5/15 Thu
Dayton Philharmonic: Shaking the Heavens Ð VerdiÕs
Requiem 8pm
Known largely for his 28 operas,
Giuseppe Verdi achieved a new level with his Requiem. Also 5/17. Schuster Center, One W. Second St., Dayton 228-3630
An Experiment
with an Air Pump 8pm The comparison between 18th century body snatching and 20th
century genetic engineering gives us a thought-provoking lesson in history.
(Mature subject matter) Thru
5/17 Sinclair Community College, Blair Hall
Theatre, 444 W. Third St., Downtown Dayton. 512-2808
DisneyÕs
Mulan 7:30pm A young Chinese girl must learn the true meanings of
culture, honor and spirit when her homeland is threatened. Thru 5/18 Town Hall
Theatre, 27 North Main Street, Centerville 433-8957
Oklahoma 8pm The
first musical play written by Rodgers and Hammerstein tells the story of cowboy
Curly McLain and his romance with farmer girl Laurey Williams. Thru 5/18 Playhouse South, Clark Haines Theatre,
3700 Far Hills Avenue, Kettering, OH
(888) 262-3792
Funny Girl 8pm The musical based on the life of Broadway, film star and
comedienne Fanny Brice and her stormy relationship gambler Nicky Arnstein. Thru
5/18 Dayton Playhouse, 1301 E. Siebenthaler
Avenue, Dayton 424-8477
Shenandoah
8pm (see 5/14)
Warbler
Walk 9-10:30am Colorful warblers and other birds are
hurrying back to nesting grounds. Some will stop in the Miami Valley to raise
young and some will continue the journey north. Bring binoculars. Aullwood
MetroPark, 1000 Aullwood Rd.
890-3960
Oakwood
Historical Society Drive-ins & Ranch Houses: Preserving
the Recent Past featuring Barbara Powers Call for time
5/16 Fri
Dayton Philharmonic: Classical Connections Ð A
Requiem for All Times 8pm Giuseppe Verdi
brought all his skill as a master composer of dramatic operas to the task of
composing his Requiem. Music Director Neal Gittleman explains how Verdi mixed
all these elements together into his magnificent composition. Schuster Center, One W. Second St.,
Dayton 228-3630
An Experiment
with an Air Pump 8pm (See 5/15)
DisneyÕs
Mulan 3pm (see
5/15)
Oklahoma 8pm (see 5/15)
Funny Girl 8pm (see 5/15)
Shenandoah
2pm & 8pm (see 5/14)
Astronomy
Day Noon-4pm One day each spring astronomy clubs, planetariums,
and other groups of sky lovers across the world band together to show the
public how much fun astronomy can be.
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, 2600 DeWeese Parkway, Dayton 275-7431
Impact Series Ð
Ice Tongue Productions presents THE REAL WORLD 3pm Series explores the myths and realities of
theatre beyond college. For anyone interested in getting their foot in the
theatre door. 45-minute talk from specific Dayton area theatrical community
leaders. Also 5/17 Mathile Theatre - Schuster Center, One W. Second St.,
Dayton 228-3630
Wildflower
Walk 4-5:30pm
Enjoy a slow-paced nature walk and immerse yourself in Skunk Cabbage,
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Marsh Marigold, and many other incredible wildflowers!
Sugarcreek MetroPark, 4175 Conference Rd.
433-0004
Night
Hike 9-10:30pm Search for raccoons, owls, and other nocturnal life on this
slow-paced, guided adventure.
Hills & Dales MetroPark, 2800 Patterson Blvd. 275-7275
Urban Nights - Walk on the Creative Side 5-10pm Over 100 organizations and businesses will be participating throughout downtown Dayton, the Oregon Arts District, and the Wright-Dunbar Business Village.
5/17 Sat
The Dayton Boys
Choir 7pm The 64th Annual Spring Concert presents ÒAmerican
TapestryÓ. First Baptist Church,
1009 Lytle Rd., Waynesville OH.
294-7346
MenÕs Chorale Concert 7:30pm
WSU Creative Arts Center, Concert Hall, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy.,
Dayton 775-5544
The Piano Men
8pm Take a multi-media journey through the 70Õs
with pianist and songwriter Jim Witter as he sings the best of Billy Joel and
Elton John. Clark State
PAC, 300 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield
328-3874
Dayton Philharmonic: Shaking the Heavens Ð VerdiÕs Requiem 8pm
(see 5/15)
27th
May Festive of Religious Arts
1:30-4:30pm Open rehearsal of the choir and orchestra of
Westminster. Westminster Presbyterian Church, 125 N. Wilkinson St., downtown Dayton.
223-7285
An Experiment
with an Air Pump 2pm (See 5/15)
DisneyÕs
Mulan 3pm (see
5/15)
Oklahoma 3pm (see 5/15)
Funny Girl 2pm (see 5/15)
Shenandoah
2pm & 7:30pm (see 5/14)
Miami Valley
Flute Circle 1-3pm
Enjoy traditional, and some not so traditional, American Indian flute
music. SunWatch Indian Village,
2301 W. River Rd., Dayton
268-8199
5/18 Sun
Westminster
May Festival Concert
7pm Performance
by the Westminster Festival hoir, Calvin Choir (grades 4-6) and Knox Choir
(grades 7-12) (See 5/17)
Honors
Recital 3pm 10th anniversary
of the annual WSU Music Student Honors. Students performing represent the very
finest music student performers in the Department of Music. WSU Creative Arts Center, Concert Hall,
3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton
775-5544
Shenandoah
8pm (see 5/14)
Tea Talk: Shady
Containers 10am-noon
We will be assembling a flower and foliage container garden. Bring your
own 12-13 inch diameter container suitable for gardening. Aullwood MetroPark, 1000 Aullwood Rd. 890-3960
Hosta
Auction 6:30-9pm
Obtain hostas or one of the more unique varieties for your collection.
Many special hostas and shade plants will be auctioned. Cox Arboretum MetroPark, 6733 Springboro
Pike. 434-9005
Aullwood Farm
Babies Fest 10am-5pm Baby animals to feel and touch, horse-drawn wagon rides, sheep
herding & shearing, more.
Aullwood Farm, 9101 Frederick Pike. 890-7360
Especially
Recommended!:
Dayton
PhilharmonicÕs performance of VerdiÕs Requiem