Easypark - Downtown Dayton Partnership

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START AT THE INFO TABLE ON COURTHOUSE SQUARE! (937) 224-1518 www.downtowndayton.org Don‘t forget to ride the free RTA trolley to make visiting all of Urban Nights’ varied stops quick and easy! Music, arts performances and roving entertainment Specials at downtown’s eclectic restaurants and retail shops, plus the Taste of the Miami Valley at RiverScape MetroPark Previews of the upcoming performing arts season with ArtsFest at Courthouse Square, plus a performance by This Side Up from 9-11 p.m. Unique art galleries with special exhibits Tours of the best urban living spaces –Walk on the CREATIVE side– Over 100 businesses and organizations participating throughout Downtown, the Oregon Arts District and the Wright-Dunbar Business Village. EasyPark Downtown org Mark your calendars! Making parking easy to find in Downtown Dayton Easyparkdowntown.org is your one-stop shop for parking in downtown Dayton. Bookmark this site and check it often to find parking bargains, a fully interactive map of downtown’s parking options and future plans to make parking more user-friendly. Live, Work, Play Downtown Start Living Now! Kamela & Company Realty Helping more people purchase downtown homes than any other real estate company Kamela Kordik, ABR, CRS, HHS Broker/Owner 937.299.0888 Tonight’s FREE parking options include: Michael Martin, ABR, CRS, HHS Realtor/Owner 937.974.2494 • PMI surface lot at 24 E. Second Street (corner of Second & Jefferson Streets) Cyndi Mueller Realtor/Owner 937.671.4089 Let us help you find the home of your dreams Friday, May 15, 2009 5.15.09 save the date Hauntfest on Fifth Halloween in the Oregon Arts District live music indoors and on outside stages entertainment costumed revelers food and drink and much more! Saturday, October 25, 2008 7 p.m. - 1 a.m. for more information, go to www.oregonartsdistrict.com www.gregoryspianobar.com • AMPCO surface lot at 37 E. Third Street (corner of Third &  Jefferson Streets) Rhythm in Shoes ‘Holiday on Thin Ice’ And remember, parking meters are free after 6 p.m.! 139 N. Main Street 443-2900 Dec. 12 & 13, 7 & 9:30 p.m. Gilly’s, 132 S Jefferson St. Thanks to PMI and AMPCO for offering these special rates! Prime Time Party Rental is the source for all of your party rental needs – tents, tables, chairs, china, flatware, linens and much more! You have the POWER to change your life and future. Fun Food Join us for this free event and learn and live! Health Tickets: $20 www.rhythminshoes.org or (937) 226-7463 photo by Andy Snow screenin gs Entert a inment Wright Dunbar Interpretive Center 30 South Williams Street (across the Third Street bridge) 4-8 pm. www.primetimepartyrental.com imagine Stylish Urban Living Tours sponsored by the Downtown Priority Board 1 Cannery Lofts • 500 E. Third St., 222-3060 Tour unique warehouse-style apartments in this exciting downtown neighborhood. 2 Cooper Lofts • 111 Harries St., Unit 207 This building features a variety of housing styles under one roof. Unit 207 is shown by Kamela & Company Realty. 3 Excelsior Condominiums • 207 E. Sixth St., 228-0303 Music by harpist Stephanie Llacuna and artwork by Nancy Hatton and Mike Elsass. Building tours, snack and beverages.10% discount on pre-built units. 4 First Place Luxury Apartments • 330 W. First St., 226-1630 Offering a tour of 2- and 3-bedroom units and resident amenities that include pool and sundeck, pet grooming and exercise areas, clubhouse, fitness room, and game room. 5 Kamela & Company Realty • 251 Green St., 299-0888 5A 318 E Sixth St. Art by Christy Bombach will be on exhibit as well. 5B 15 Van Buren St. 5C 22 Clay St. 5D 236 Green St. 2 111 Harries St., Unit 207 (Cooper Lofts) 6 The Landing • 115 W. Monument Ave., 228-0062 One housing unit open for touring. 7 Litehouse Living • 123 N. Patterson Blvd., 223-8234 Come tour this “green” townhome, which features a flexible, open floor plan; a first-level attached garage with a bonus room; and an elevated terrace. These units will earn LEED Certification when completed. 8 Lofts on St. Clair • 18 S. St. Clair St. Check out a variety of residential condominium units. The building also features a rooftop garden. 9 St. Clair Lofts • 35 S. St. Clair St., 222-9750 Model apartments will be open for tours. Enjoy live music and refreshments in the courtyard. DOWNTOWN PRIORITY BOARD enjoy Eclectic Art 10 Artists of Front Street Gallery Salon Show • 411 E. Fifth St., 901-0475 A selection of works by artists who have studios in the Front Street building. 11 Cachet G! • 133 E. Third St., 461-2665 “The Beauty of the Line,” line drawings and mixed media by Robert L. Harris, Cincinnati artist and photographer. 12 Cannery Art and Design Center • 434 E. Third St., 228-2232 Browse work by 35 regional artists, 17 artist studios and a great event space. There also will be live jazz, wine and appetizers. 10% off all art. 13 Christ Episcopal Church • 20 W. First St., 223-2239 See art ranging from stained glass to textiles, watercolors, oil and graphics. 14 The Color of Energy Gallery • 16 Brown St., 266-3491 Celebrated Louisiana landscape artist Melissa Bonin will be exhibiting her paintings in the main gallery. Mike Elsass, the gallery’s owner and a national artist, also will have his work of acrylic on weathered steel on display. 15 Community Art & Poetry Gallery • 1139 W. Third St., 443-0249 Art space featuring a variety of community artists. 68 Pacchia • 410 E. Fifth St., 341-5050 Offering New American cuisine with Italian, Mediterranean and Spanish influences. Check out the new patio located at the rear of the restaurant. 15% off all appetizers. Free live jazz. 69 Sidebar • 130 W. Second St. This new, high-end cocktail lounge features a legal theme. Order a glass of wine from the wine list, called “the docket.” 70 Smokin Bar-B-Que • 200 E. Fifth St., 586-9790 Historic White Tower Restaurant renovated and serving Texas slow-smoked meats and homemade sides.10% off bill. 71 Smokin’ Joe’s Café • 1153-57 W. Third St., 223-8595 Check out this unique neighborhood café in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village. 72 Spaghetti Warehouse • 36 W. Fifth St., 461-3913 Stop in and enjoy great Italian food in a fun atmosphere.15% off. 73 Square One Salon and Spa • 506 E. Third St., 461-2222 Take a look around a full service Aveda salon and day spa set in a modern, renovated warehouse space. 15% discount on gift certificates & retail. Complimentary chair massage and consultations, also snacks and beverages. 74 Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza • 33 E. Fifth St., 229-9853 A rooftop restaurant featuring a panoramic view of downtown Dayton. 15% off food. Free live jazz. 75 Taste of the Miami Valley • RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave., 274-0126 Featuring fare from more than 25 Dayton-area member restaurants. 76 Thai 9 • 11 Brown St., 222-3227 Thai 9 offers the cuisine of Thailand, Japanese-style sushi and a full bar. Free appetizer with purchase of two entrees. 77 Therapy Café • 452 E. Third St., 461-4000 A sonic taste of Therapy featuring DJ Danny D (Latin), DJ Waine (Euro Dance), DJ Scorpius Max (Reggae & House) and more. Sample the music and food of Therapy. Happy hour drink prices and free admission until 10 p.m. 78 Trolley Stop • 530 E. Fifth St., 461-1101 Live music from Puzzle of Light.15% off, happy hour till 7 p.m. 79 Tumbleweed Connection • 454 E. Fifth St., 228-5500 A casual bar with a laid-back atmosphere. 80 Uno Chicago Grill • 126 N. Main St., 910-8000 Famous Chicago deep dish pizza,10% off food purchases. 81 Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa • 21 W First St., 222-8551 Full-service hair salon and day spa. Retail gifts, jewelry, purses, belts, hats, watches, scarves, wraps, bath and body products, and Purse-Snikkety and Stuff purses and accessories. 10-50% off. 82 White Lotus • 327 E. Third St., 222-7030 Family-owned and operated café and diner offering a daily special of Thai food, all-day breakfast and the specialty Yummy Burger. 10% discount. 83 The Wine Gallery & Café • 424 E. Third St., 224-9463 Visit one of Dayton’s true wine bars featuring more than 80 wines by the glass. $4 and $5 wine specials and a special appetizer menu. 84 Wiley’s Comedy Club • 101 Pine St., 224-5653 Dayton’s oldest and Ohio’s first comedy club, featuring the Queer Queens of Comedy starring Poppy Champlin, Michele Balan and Vickie Shaw. Call for ticket prices. 85 Wright Dunbar Inc.’s Grillin’ & Chillin’ Café • W. Third St., 443-0249 Lots of great food and “Old School” & R&B hits. Budweiser Select on the Square Look for Budweiser Select on Courthouse Square during Urban Nights for promotional giveaways! 16 Dayton Convention Center Gallery • 22 E. Fifth St., 333-4700 Featuring contemporary work by three of Dayton’s fine painters in the exhibit “The THREE DONNAS: Brinkman, Gibson, and Townsend.” 17 Dayton Cultural & RTA Transit Center • 40 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., 333-2489 Jazz music by Lion Theater. “Celebrate Dayton Gift Shop.” City of Dayton Parking Meters, $15.00. 15% off select items in the shop. 18 Dayton Visual Arts Center • 118 N. Jefferson St., 224-3822 Artwork by artists Lori Larusso, Kathleen Thum and a community wall drawing. Indianapolis hip hop artists Strodnaire and Byron Barrett will perform in the gallery after 8 p.m. 19 Derailed: A Hair Salon • 5061/2 E. Fifth St., 222-3910 C2 Art Studio showcasing artwork by local artists. 20 Gallery 510 Fine Art • 510 E. Fifth St., 672-6717 Featuring watercolor paintings of the Oregon Arts District by gallery owner Loretta Puncer. Receive 10% off any purchase with a receipt from any Oregon Arts District restaurant dated September 2008. 21 Gallery at One Dayton Centre • 1 S Main St., Suite 200, 228-2224 View photographs of abandoned structures in Dayton by Chris Matthews and sculptures by Kristie Pierce. 22 Goloka Gallery • 521 E. Fifth St., 559-7810 View paintings by Amy Kollar Anderson. 23 H. David Clay Studio • 33 S. St. Clair St., 424-5452 Hand-crafted stoneware, Raku and porcelain pottery as well as sculptures and wall pieces. 24 In Stepp Design • 110 N. Main St., Suite 110, 222-7270 Residential and commercial interior design firm. Stop in for a glass of wine and see our home décor shop and art by Ann Luen, Doug McLarty and Karen Benedetti. Enter to win a one-hour in-home consultation. 25 K12 Gallery for Young People • 510 E. Third St., 461-5149 K12 is a non-profit art gallery for children, where there will be an exhibition of the artwork of summer camp students, as well as tours and information about school-year programming. 26 Ladyfest Dayton • 20 N. Jefferson St., 829-1091 Enjoy musical performances by both local and out-oftown acts. Also featured are local art exhibits, dance performances and educational workshops. 27 Link Gallery • 519 E. Fifth St., 684-3505 Zeitgeber (German for “time givers”) includes art by Thomas Chapman, Jennifer Rosengarten and Terry Welker. 28 The Neon Movies • 130 E. Fifth St., 222-8452 Check out trailers from upcoming features in the lobby. Enjoy reduced prices on imports and micro brews. Also check out the poster sale– there will be many great finds at only $5 each. 29 Powers Fine Art Photography/Kate Lally Ceramics • 222 E. Sixth St., 222-2541 Photography and ceramics available for purchase.10% off all purchases. 30 St. John’s United Church of Christ • 515 E. Third St., 224-1747 Vintage photos of the church on display, as well as fresco paintings and stained glass windows. Pipe organ updated in 2007. 31 Sinclair Community College Art Galleries • 5th & Perry Sts., Building 13, 512-2253 Tour the fine art faculty exhibition in the Burnell Roberts Triangle Gallery on the fourth floor, and the Zone VI Photography Gallery on the third floor. 32 Visceral Gallery • 523 E. Fifth St., 409-0069 “Words That Echo and Whisper:” a collection of calligraphy and handmade paper by Rosie Huart. 33 W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery • 1135 W. Third St., 223-2290 Bing Davis’ original artwork and prints on exhibit. Live music and refreshments. explore Creative Spaces 86 Artistic Attractions Multicultural Salon & Spa • 17 S. St. Clair, Suite 101, 461-4247 Manicures, pedicures, eyebrow waxing, hair styling, massages and art. 15% off services. 87 Chalk Walk • Sidewalk on Main St. between Second and Third Sts. Bring out your inner artist and join in a community chalk drawing. Free chalk will be provided. 88 City of Dayton Dept. of Planning & Community Development • 101 W. Third St., 333-3670 Pick up a brochure of information about the department and the upcoming neighborhood conference. 89 The Arcade • 28 W. Third St., 296-4154 Friends of the Dayton Arcade will open the Third and Fourth Street entrances for the evening. From the Fourth Street entrance, visitors can view the rotunda. See the American Red Cross vehicle, enjoy street entertainers and refreshments. See a mock-up of the Arcade book and meet the author. Merchandise available for sale. 90 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park/American Heart Association • 16 S. Williams Drive, 853-3101 Free health screenings and food sampling from the Soul Food cookbook, fitness demonstrations, jazz music, educational materials on heart and stroke, and door prizes. 91 Dayton Dirt Collective • 144 E. Third St., 321-1237 Artwork by local Dayton artists, as well as a showcase of Dirt Collective bands. Light refreshments, no alcohol, all ages! 92 Dayton International Peace Museum • 208 W. Monument Ave., 227-3223 The monthly Coffee House in the Peace Hall Annex will feature well-known local guitarist Eric Loy. Pick up information about the Dayton Peace Festival, Sept. 21 at Courthouse Square. 93 Dayton Metro Library • 215 E. Third St., 496-8901 Live music, refreshments and library service available. 94 Dayton Theatre Guild • 430 Wayne Ave. Located at the former Dayton Gym Club. Take a look at the 20,000-square-foot building, which will soon be renovated for producing shows in 2009. 95 First Baptist Church of Dayton • 111 W. Monument, 222-4691 From 5-8 p.m., enjoy refreshments and a pipe organ recital by Andrew Pester; also meet pastors and members. 96 Garden Station at the Dayton Circus Community Garden • 509 E. Fourth St., 626-8013 Live DJ, music and drum circle. Open mic, bonfire, refreshments, garden tours and artwork. Stop by after 10 p.m. for a fun after-party! 97 The Greater Dayton LGBT Center • 117 E. Third St., 829-8949 This non-profit community center will host a ”family” rummage sale and flea market, display work by area artists, door prizes, entertainment and more. 98 Hafenbrack Marketing • 15 W. Fourth St. in the Kuhns Building, 424-8950 Check out Hafenbrack’s interesting office space on the fourth floor of the newly renovated Kuhns Building. 99 Lincoln Society of Dayton • Courthouse Square, 293-9993 Have your picture taken with “Abraham Lincoln” and learn about the statue fund. 1 00 My Grandfather’s Garden Bed & Breakfast • 251 Green St., 974-2494 Dayton’s oldest operating B&B. Inside is not open, but please help yourself to a chair on the front porch to rest for a bit and enjoy the garden! 101 Playthink Learning Studio • 411 E. Fifth St., 371-4653 Enjoy a sampler of what is offered at Playthink Learning with free mini movement/creative expression classes. 102 Practice Yoga • 504 E. Fifth St., 321-7676 Free Vinyasa yoga class and short candlelight meditation from 6-7:30 p.m., followed by snacks, drinks, information and conversation. All experience levels welcome. 103 Strategic Reuse Project • 110 E. Third St., 224-1518 Eleven local architecture firms reimagine selected downtown buildings. See the initial design concepts. discover Dining, Nightlife & Retail 34 5th Street Wine and Deli • 416 E Fifth St., 220-9333 This neighborhood deli offers a variety of food and beverages. 10% off deli products. 35 The 88 Club • 219 N. Patterson Blvd., 266-2622 Check out the new location and enjoy complimentary light appetizers. 36 Arby’s • 160 S. Patterson Blvd., 223-6373 Casual restaurant featuring roast beef sandwiches, wraps, salads, curly fries and shakes. 10% off any full-price purchase. Valid at Patterson Blvd. location only. 37 Bello-One • 110 N. Main St., Suite 195, 226-7511 Fine men and women’s clothing from Paris, Milan, New York, Chicago, Montreal. 15% off anything in the store. 38 Blind Bob’s • 430 E. Fifth St. The tavern, located in the former site of the Nite Owl, has been completely renovated and now sports a comfy environment and more sophisticated look with beer and spirits, food, and live music. 39 Bonnett’s Book Store • 502 E. Fifth St., 228-1222 Trade used books, comics, magazines and DVDs. Buy and browse classics, poetry, action, adventure and suspense books. The more you trade, the bigger the discount. 40 Boston Stoker • 34 W. Second St., 223-1224 Coffee, tea, smoothies – the whole coffee house experience. Free drip coffee. 41 Brixx Ice Company • 500 E. First St., 222-2257 Happy hour 3-7 p.m. Enjoy a $10 bucket of domestic beer on the patio from 10 p.m.-close.15% off food only. 42 Café Boulevard • 329 E. Fifth St., 824-2722 Features global cuisine accenting European and French influences from burgers to seafood, pasta and steak. Visit the hidden courtyard, voted the best patio in town, and try some of the most inventive martinis around. 15% off all food. 43 Club Aquarius • 135 E. Second St., 223-1723 Special guests from “When the Stars Come Out,” displaying technical dances from their upcoming performance benefiting PFLAG Dayton. There also will be a live show featuring local female impersonators. $2 domestic bottle beer. Happy hour 5-8 p.m. 44 Coco’s Bistro • 515 Wayne Ave., 228-2626 Special Urban Nights martini, the $5 ”Urbantini.” 45 Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers • 33 S. Jefferson St., 222-2337 Celebrating their 15th anniversary with more than 50 choices of bottled and draft beer with appetizers, burgers and other dining options. 15% off food. 46 Drake’s Downtown Gym • 207 E. Fourth St., 223-6193 A unique old school gym that has free weights, weight machines, treadmills, elliptical and boxing. The gym will feature sparring demonstrations with patron participation encouraged; tours of the facility also are available. 15-25% off selected memberships and activities. 47 Dublin Pub • 300 Wayne Ave. 224-7822 Authentic Irish Pub serving perfect pints and traditional fare for more than 10 years. 48 Dugout Deli • 209 E. First St., 222-6676 Deli food with outdoor seating. 15% off orders more than $5. 49 Feather’s Vintage Clothing • 440 E. Fifth St., 228-2940 A vintage clothing and antiques store with a huge selection of jewelry, hats, shoes, purses, sunglasses and cufflinks, plus art, furniture and records. Free gift with purchase of $10 or more. 50 Flying Pizza • 24 W. Monument Ave., 222-8031 Delicous pizza and drinks.10% discount on meals. experience & Live Arts Performances ArtsFest Performances Courthouse Square A Main Stage on Courthouse Square sponsored by DP&L Programmed by Culture Works, enjoy performances by a variety of local arts groups from 5 to 9 p.m. Featured groups include The Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton Opera, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Muse Machine, Dayton Ballet, Dayton Philharmonic and many more. This Side Up will perform from 9 to 11 p.m. Beer available for purchase on Courthouse Square. Performance schedules available at the information tent. Satellite Stages Set throughout downtown, the satellite stages feature rotating entertainment every 30 minutes. Schedules with specific performance times available at each stage and the information tent on Courthouse Square. B Spotlight on Second • 2nd & Jefferson – featuring an eclectic variety of local performers. Programmed from 6 to 9 p.m. C Live on Five sponsored by activedayton.com • E. Fifth St. in the Oregon Arts District – Check out a great mix of acts – belly dancing, reggae, performance art and more. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. D Wright-Dunbar Stage • W. Third St. in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village – Check out performances by Geraldine’s School of Dance Youth Ensemble, jazz guitarist Dennis Turner and much more. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. E St. Clair Sounds • Corner of Third & St. Clair Sts. – With help from BuddhaDen.blogspot.com, this stage features a cool mix of local bands. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. F Schuster Center Celebration Stage • Corner of Main and Second Sts. just outside the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center – Don’t miss the Schuster Center Celebration Choir, The Rhythm In Shoes Experience, Town Hall Children’s Theatre, and Victoria Theatre Association’s No Intermission. The stage is programmed from 6:30-9:15 p.m. 51 The Flying Dog • RiverScape MetroPark, 137 E. Monument Ave., 281-1333 A snack bar with concessions that include soft-serve ice cream.15% off. 52 Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna • 824 E. Fifth St., 222-0204 Italian cuisine made from owner Franco’s family recipes. 53 Gem City Records • 318 E. Fifth St., 223-8011 Ohio’s best independent record store, founded in 1981, selling not just CDs, but also DVDs, posters, LPs, apparel and gift and pop culture items. 10% off any non-sale item. 54 Gold Star Chili • 143 N. Main St., 586-9133 Cincinnati-style chili served on spaghetti and hotdogs. 55 Gregory’s Piano Bar • 139 N. Main St., 443-2900 Enjoy appetizers and entrée items, as well as a wide drink selection, in a classy atmosphere. Sit around the seven-foot piano and let the piano player entertain you, or walk upstairs and relax in our couch lounge area. Happy hour drink prices and $1 drafts upstairs. 56 In His Image Christian Books & Gifts/Ardmore Cleaners • 1115 W. Third St., 224-3006 This shop offers a variety of Christian books and gift items. 57 J Alan’s • 121 N. Ludlow St., 222-4811 Home of the Black and Blue, located across from the Schuster Center. Enjoy the evening on our sidewalk patio. Live music by the Elderly Brothers. Happy hour extended until 9 p.m. 58 Jimmy Modern • 605 E. Fifth St., 520-3782 Featuring the art of local ceramicist Justin Teilhet. First annual tent sale. 59 JoJo’s Back Room • 1112 W. Third St.,443-0249 The ‘game is on’ with cards and board games of choice. Stop in and play or just watch. 60 Kettering Tower Lobby • 40 N. Main St. Browse the special vendors and information found in the lobby during Urban Nights! Alley Fine Art/Framing • 422-5896 Original framed art by local artists, framed and unframed prints and custom framing is available. 10-50% off selected artwork. Jewels by Park Lane • 40 N. Main St. (Kettering Tower Lobby), 581-1616 Purchase quality jewelry at affordable prices. Designer-inspired jewelry. K MVLBA Handmade Jewelry and Beads • 434-6088 Jewelry featuring glass beads (lampwork), fused glass, precious metal, clay, marbles and beads! Miami Valley Lampwork Bead Artists includes artists from Dayton, Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Columbus. Obama Headquarters • Come check out the Obama/Biden campaign’s Dayton HQ. 61 Mary Ann’s Southern Kitchen • 33 N. Ludlow St., 222-3663 Open mic and dancing with DJ Johnsun. 62 McGuire’s Salon & Spa • 41 N. Ludlow St., 222-6311 Massage, spa, manicures, pedicures, facials and hair care are available. 15% off all services booked the night of Urban Nights. 63 MJ’s Café and Dance Bar • 114 E. Third St., 223-7340 Local artists display and live DJ. 50% off pizzas. 64 Ned Pepper’s • 419 E. Fifth St., 224-4888 Sports bar with pool tables, darts, live music and DJ. $1.50 beers and $3.50 shots. 65 Old School Information & Retail Tent • next to 1111 W. Third St., 443-0249 Retail vendors will feature the latest in handbags, ethnic wear, old school products and more. 66 Old School Lounge • 1100 W. Third St., 443-0249 Live bands starting at 6 p.m., including the Quincy Tolliver Band bringing down the house with its groovin’ sounds and hits from past years. 67 Oregon Express • 336 E. Fifth St., 223-9205 Restaurant/bar with live entertainment. Specialties are pizzas and subs. Open House & Arts Market at the F Schuster Performing Arts Center and G Victoria Theatre Get the back story on these arts facilities and get a peek backstage. Volunteer-led tours of groups of no more than 15 at a time will begin every 30 minutes starting at 5 p.m. with the last tour leaving at 9 p.m. at the Victoria and the Schuster simultaneously. The Schuster Center also will feature the following: Open Rehearsal with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra: The rehearsal starts at 7:30 p.m. and will last 2 hours in the Mead Theatre. Patrons can come and go as they choose. Arts Market in the Wintergarden – Come ready to shop! Each of the resident companies will have gift shop items for sale. There also will be “blind auction” items to bid on. Auction items include an autographed refrigerator from backstage at the Schuster featuring signatures from a host of stars; autographed posters of such folks as Stephen Schwartz, George Benson and Frankie Valli; a Seussical-inspired piece of art in the form of a chair; imaginative gift baskets; and other goodies. Coffee & Video Lounge in the Mathile: Grab a coffee drink at the bar and watch video clips from Dayton’s arts community. Citilites Bar & Restaurant: Try the special Urban Nights martini and a variety of appetizers. 75 The Taste of the Miami Valley at RiverScape MetroPark Featuring fare from more than 25 Dayton-area member restaurants. Festival goers can purchase tickets for $2.50 to sample a wide variety of cuisine. Enjoy live entertainment, featuring music from Spungeworthy and Ticket to Ride. Also enjoy The Taste on Saturday, September 13, from 2-11 p.m. 26 Ladyfest Dayton at 20 N. Jefferson St. • Sept. 12-14 Ladyfest is a community-based, not-for-profit global music and arts festival for female artists that features bands, musical groups, performance artists, authors, spoken word and visual artists, and workshops; it is organized by volunteers. Most proceeds are donated to non-profit organizations. 103 Strategic Reuse Project at 110 E. Third St. Artistic Additions & Roving Entertainment The Downtown Dayton Partnership has partnered with the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects to develop a strategic reuse plan for targeted downtown buildings. Eleven local firms will use their expertise and creativity to develop potential new uses for the buildings. Stop into 110 East Third Street to take a look at their initial concepts. Throughout Downtown – A little surprising, but a lot of fun! Tipping is encouraged. Some of the participating artists include belly dancers, fire dancers, living statues, strolling musicians and more! Live Jazz Wright-Dunbar Inc. Presents: Urban Nights–Old School Groove 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 the best bar-b-que ribs, fun, spirits, music and more. Stop in the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park for free health screenings and food tastings by the American Heart Association. JoJo’s Back Room, where the ‘game is on’ with cards and board games of your choice. Stop in and play or watch. Business open houses, art, poetry and more! Check out jazz at these venues, many of which are open late! Jay Walkers at Café Boulevard from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Rick Evans at Cannery Art & Design Center from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Jazz Central Jammers at Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers from 6-9 p.m. Shawn Stanley Trio at Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Chris Bowman at The Dayton Cultural Center from 6 to 8 p.m. John Derrickson at Gregory’s Piano Bar from 7 to 10 p.m. Lee McKinney Trio at Pacchia from 9:30-12:30 p.m. discover Dining, Nightlife & Retail 34 5th Street Wine and Deli • 416 E Fifth St., 220-9333 This neighborhood deli offers a variety of food and beverages. 10% off deli products. 35 The 88 Club • 219 N. Patterson Blvd., 266-2622 Check out the new location and enjoy complimentary light appetizers. 36 Arby’s • 160 S. Patterson Blvd., 223-6373 Casual restaurant featuring roast beef sandwiches, wraps, salads, curly fries and shakes. 10% off any full-price purchase. Valid at Patterson Blvd. location only. 37 Bello-One • 110 N. Main St., Suite 195, 226-7511 Fine men and women’s clothing from Paris, Milan, New York, Chicago, Montreal. 15% off anything in the store. 38 Blind Bob’s • 430 E. Fifth St. The tavern, located in the former site of the Nite Owl, has been completely renovated and now sports a comfy environment and more sophisticated look with beer and spirits, food, and live music. 39 Bonnett’s Book Store • 502 E. Fifth St., 228-1222 Trade used books, comics, magazines and DVDs. Buy and browse classics, poetry, action, adventure and suspense books. The more you trade, the bigger the discount. 40 Boston Stoker • 34 W. Second St., 223-1224 Coffee, tea, smoothies – the whole coffee house experience. Free drip coffee. 41 Brixx Ice Company • 500 E. First St., 222-2257 Happy hour 3-7 p.m. Enjoy a $10 bucket of domestic beer on the patio from 10 p.m.-close.15% off food only. 42 Café Boulevard • 329 E. Fifth St., 824-2722 Features global cuisine accenting European and French influences from burgers to seafood, pasta and steak. Visit the hidden courtyard, voted the best patio in town, and try some of the most inventive martinis around. 15% off all food. 43 Club Aquarius • 135 E. Second St., 223-1723 Special guests from “When the Stars Come Out,” displaying technical dances from their upcoming performance benefiting PFLAG Dayton. There also will be a live show featuring local female impersonators. $2 domestic bottle beer. Happy hour 5-8 p.m. 44 Coco’s Bistro • 515 Wayne Ave., 228-2626 Special Urban Nights martini, the $5 ”Urbantini.” 45 Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers • 33 S. Jefferson St., 222-2337 Celebrating their 15th anniversary with more than 50 choices of bottled and draft beer with appetizers, burgers and other dining options. 15% off food. 46 Drake’s Downtown Gym • 207 E. Fourth St., 223-6193 A unique old school gym that has free weights, weight machines, treadmills, elliptical and boxing. The gym will feature sparring demonstrations with patron participation encouraged; tours of the facility also are available. 15-25% off selected memberships and activities. 47 Dublin Pub • 300 Wayne Ave. 224-7822 Authentic Irish Pub serving perfect pints and traditional fare for more than 10 years. 48 Dugout Deli • 209 E. First St., 222-6676 Deli food with outdoor seating. 15% off orders more than $5. 49 Feather’s Vintage Clothing • 440 E. Fifth St., 228-2940 A vintage clothing and antiques store with a huge selection of jewelry, hats, shoes, purses, sunglasses and cufflinks, plus art, furniture and records. Free gift with purchase of $10 or more. 50 Flying Pizza • 24 W. Monument Ave., 222-8031 Delicous pizza and drinks.10% discount on meals. experience & Live Arts Performances ArtsFest Performances Courthouse Square A Main Stage on Courthouse Square sponsored by DP&L Programmed by Culture Works, enjoy performances by a variety of local arts groups from 5 to 9 p.m. Featured groups include The Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton Opera, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Muse Machine, Dayton Ballet, Dayton Philharmonic and many more. This Side Up will perform from 9 to 11 p.m. Beer available for purchase on Courthouse Square. Performance schedules available at the information tent. Satellite Stages Set throughout downtown, the satellite stages feature rotating entertainment every 30 minutes. Schedules with specific performance times available at each stage and the information tent on Courthouse Square. B Spotlight on Second • 2nd & Jefferson – featuring an eclectic variety of local performers. Programmed from 6 to 9 p.m. C Live on Five sponsored by activedayton.com • E. Fifth St. in the Oregon Arts District – Check out a great mix of acts – belly dancing, reggae, performance art and more. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. D Wright-Dunbar Stage • W. Third St. in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village – Check out performances by Geraldine’s School of Dance Youth Ensemble, jazz guitarist Dennis Turner and much more. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. E St. Clair Sounds • Corner of Third & St. Clair Sts. – With help from BuddhaDen.blogspot.com, this stage features a cool mix of local bands. The stage is programmed from 6:30 to 10 p.m. F Schuster Center Celebration Stage • Corner of Main and Second Sts. just outside the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center – Don’t miss the Schuster Center Celebration Choir, The Rhythm In Shoes Experience, Town Hall Children’s Theatre, and Victoria Theatre Association’s No Intermission. The stage is programmed from 6:30-9:15 p.m. 51 The Flying Dog • RiverScape MetroPark, 137 E. Monument Ave., 281-1333 A snack bar with concessions that include soft-serve ice cream.15% off. 52 Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna • 824 E. Fifth St., 222-0204 Italian cuisine made from owner Franco’s family recipes. 53 Gem City Records • 318 E. Fifth St., 223-8011 Ohio’s best independent record store, founded in 1981, selling not just CDs, but also DVDs, posters, LPs, apparel and gift and pop culture items. 10% off any non-sale item. 54 Gold Star Chili • 143 N. Main St., 586-9133 Cincinnati-style chili served on spaghetti and hotdogs. 55 Gregory’s Piano Bar • 139 N. Main St., 443-2900 Enjoy appetizers and entrée items, as well as a wide drink selection, in a classy atmosphere. Sit around the seven-foot piano and let the piano player entertain you, or walk upstairs and relax in our couch lounge area. Happy hour drink prices and $1 drafts upstairs. 56 In His Image Christian Books & Gifts/Ardmore Cleaners • 1115 W. Third St., 224-3006 This shop offers a variety of Christian books and gift items. 57 J Alan’s • 121 N. Ludlow St., 222-4811 Home of the Black and Blue, located across from the Schuster Center. Enjoy the evening on our sidewalk patio. Live music by the Elderly Brothers. Happy hour extended until 9 p.m. 58 Jimmy Modern • 605 E. Fifth St., 520-3782 Featuring the art of local ceramicist Justin Teilhet. First annual tent sale. 59 JoJo’s Back Room • 1112 W. Third St.,443-0249 The ‘game is on’ with cards and board games of choice. Stop in and play or just watch. 60 Kettering Tower Lobby • 40 N. Main St. Browse the special vendors and information found in the lobby during Urban Nights! Alley Fine Art/Framing • 422-5896 Original framed art by local artists, framed and unframed prints and custom framing is available. 10-50% off selected artwork. Jewels by Park Lane • 40 N. Main St. (Kettering Tower Lobby), 581-1616 Purchase quality jewelry at affordable prices. Designer-inspired jewelry. K MVLBA Handmade Jewelry and Beads • 434-6088 Jewelry featuring glass beads (lampwork), fused glass, precious metal, clay, marbles and beads! Miami Valley Lampwork Bead Artists includes artists from Dayton, Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Columbus. Obama Headquarters • Come check out the Obama/Biden campaign’s Dayton HQ. 61 Mary Ann’s Southern Kitchen • 33 N. Ludlow St., 222-3663 Open mic and dancing with DJ Johnsun. 62 McGuire’s Salon & Spa • 41 N. Ludlow St., 222-6311 Massage, spa, manicures, pedicures, facials and hair care are available. 15% off all services booked the night of Urban Nights. 63 MJ’s Café and Dance Bar • 114 E. Third St., 223-7340 Local artists display and live DJ. 50% off pizzas. 64 Ned Pepper’s • 419 E. Fifth St., 224-4888 Sports bar with pool tables, darts, live music and DJ. $1.50 beers and $3.50 shots. 65 Old School Information & Retail Tent • next to 1111 W. Third St., 443-0249 Retail vendors will feature the latest in handbags, ethnic wear, old school products and more. 66 Old School Lounge • 1100 W. Third St., 443-0249 Live bands starting at 6 p.m., including the Quincy Tolliver Band bringing down the house with its groovin’ sounds and hits from past years. 67 Oregon Express • 336 E. Fifth St., 223-9205 Restaurant/bar with live entertainment. Specialties are pizzas and subs. Open House & Arts Market at the F Schuster Performing Arts Center and G Victoria Theatre Get the back story on these arts facilities and get a peek backstage. Volunteer-led tours of groups of no more than 15 at a time will begin every 30 minutes starting at 5 p.m. with the last tour leaving at 9 p.m. at the Victoria and the Schuster simultaneously. The Schuster Center also will feature the following: Open Rehearsal with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra: The rehearsal starts at 7:30 p.m. and will last 2 hours in the Mead Theatre. Patrons can come and go as they choose. Arts Market in the Wintergarden – Come ready to shop! Each of the resident companies will have gift shop items for sale. There also will be “blind auction” items to bid on. Auction items include an autographed refrigerator from backstage at the Schuster featuring signatures from a host of stars; autographed posters of such folks as Stephen Schwartz, George Benson and Frankie Valli; a Seussical-inspired piece of art in the form of a chair; imaginative gift baskets; and other goodies. Coffee & Video Lounge in the Mathile: Grab a coffee drink at the bar and watch video clips from Dayton’s arts community. Citilites Bar & Restaurant: Try the special Urban Nights martini and a variety of appetizers. 75 The Taste of the Miami Valley at RiverScape MetroPark Featuring fare from more than 25 Dayton-area member restaurants. Festival goers can purchase tickets for $2.50 to sample a wide variety of cuisine. Enjoy live entertainment, featuring music from Spungeworthy and Ticket to Ride. Also enjoy The Taste on Saturday, September 13, from 2-11 p.m. 26 Ladyfest Dayton at 20 N. Jefferson St. • Sept. 12-14 Ladyfest is a community-based, not-for-profit global music and arts festival for female artists that features bands, musical groups, performance artists, authors, spoken word and visual artists, and workshops; it is organized by volunteers. Most proceeds are donated to non-profit organizations. 103 Strategic Reuse Project at 110 E. Third St. Artistic Additions & Roving Entertainment The Downtown Dayton Partnership has partnered with the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects to develop a strategic reuse plan for targeted downtown buildings. Eleven local firms will use their expertise and creativity to develop potential new uses for the buildings. Stop into 110 East Third Street to take a look at their initial concepts. Throughout Downtown – A little surprising, but a lot of fun! Tipping is encouraged. Some of the participating artists include belly dancers, fire dancers, living statues, strolling musicians and more! Live Jazz Wright-Dunbar Inc. Presents: Urban Nights–Old School Groove 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 the best bar-b-que ribs, fun, spirits, music and more. Stop in the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park for free health screenings and food tastings by the American Heart Association. JoJo’s Back Room, where the ‘game is on’ with cards and board games of your choice. Stop in and play or watch. Business open houses, art, poetry and more! Check out jazz at these venues, many of which are open late! Jay Walkers at Café Boulevard from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Rick Evans at Cannery Art & Design Center from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Jazz Central Jammers at Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers from 6-9 p.m. Shawn Stanley Trio at Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Chris Bowman at The Dayton Cultural Center from 6 to 8 p.m. John Derrickson at Gregory’s Piano Bar from 7 to 10 p.m. Lee McKinney Trio at Pacchia from 9:30-12:30 p.m. imagine Stylish Urban Living Tours sponsored by the Downtown Priority Board 1 Cannery Lofts • 500 E. Third St., 222-3060 Tour unique warehouse-style apartments in this exciting downtown neighborhood. 2 Cooper Lofts • 111 Harries St., Unit 207 This building features a variety of housing styles under one roof. Unit 207 is shown by Kamela & Company Realty. 3 Excelsior Condominiums • 207 E. Sixth St., 228-0303 Music by harpist Stephanie Llacuna and artwork by Nancy Hatton and Mike Elsass. Building tours, snack and beverages.10% discount on pre-built units. 4 First Place Luxury Apartments • 330 W. First St., 226-1630 Offering a tour of 2- and 3-bedroom units and resident amenities that include pool and sundeck, pet grooming and exercise areas, clubhouse, fitness room, and game room. 5 Kamela & Company Realty • 251 Green St., 299-0888 5A 318 E Sixth St. Art by Christy Bombach will be on exhibit as well. 5B 15 Van Buren St. 5C 22 Clay St. 5D 236 Green St. 2 111 Harries St., Unit 207 (Cooper Lofts) 6 The Landing • 115 W. Monument Ave., 228-0062 One housing unit open for touring. 7 Litehouse Living • 123 N. Patterson Blvd., 223-8234 Come tour this “green” townhome, which features a flexible, open floor plan; a first-level attached garage with a bonus room; and an elevated terrace. These units will earn LEED Certification when completed. 8 Lofts on St. Clair • 18 S. St. Clair St. Check out a variety of residential condominium units. The building also features a rooftop garden. 9 St. Clair Lofts • 35 S. St. Clair St., 222-9750 Model apartments will be open for tours. Enjoy live music and refreshments in the courtyard. DOWNTOWN PRIORITY BOARD enjoy Eclectic Art 10 Artists of Front Street Gallery Salon Show • 411 E. Fifth St., 901-0475 A selection of works by artists who have studios in the Front Street building. 11 Cachet G! • 133 E. Third St., 461-2665 “The Beauty of the Line,” line drawings and mixed media by Robert L. Harris, Cincinnati artist and photographer. 12 Cannery Art and Design Center • 434 E. Third St., 228-2232 Browse work by 35 regional artists, 17 artist studios and a great event space. There also will be live jazz, wine and appetizers. 10% off all art. 13 Christ Episcopal Church • 20 W. First St., 223-2239 See art ranging from stained glass to textiles, watercolors, oil and graphics. 14 The Color of Energy Gallery • 16 Brown St., 266-3491 Celebrated Louisiana landscape artist Melissa Bonin will be exhibiting her paintings in the main gallery. Mike Elsass, the gallery’s owner and a national artist, also will have his work of acrylic on weathered steel on display. 15 Community Art & Poetry Gallery • 1139 W. Third St., 443-0249 Art space featuring a variety of community artists. 68 Pacchia • 410 E. Fifth St., 341-5050 Offering New American cuisine with Italian, Mediterranean and Spanish influences. Check out the new patio located at the rear of the restaurant. 15% off all appetizers. Free live jazz. 69 Sidebar • 130 W. Second St. This new, high-end cocktail lounge features a legal theme. Order a glass of wine from the wine list, called “the docket.” 70 Smokin Bar-B-Que • 200 E. Fifth St., 586-9790 Historic White Tower Restaurant renovated and serving Texas slow-smoked meats and homemade sides.10% off bill. 71 Smokin’ Joe’s Café • 1153-57 W. Third St., 223-8595 Check out this unique neighborhood café in the Wright-Dunbar Business Village. 72 Spaghetti Warehouse • 36 W. Fifth St., 461-3913 Stop in and enjoy great Italian food in a fun atmosphere.15% off. 73 Square One Salon and Spa • 506 E. Third St., 461-2222 Take a look around a full service Aveda salon and day spa set in a modern, renovated warehouse space. 15% discount on gift certificates & retail. Complimentary chair massage and consultations, also snacks and beverages. 74 Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza • 33 E. Fifth St., 229-9853 A rooftop restaurant featuring a panoramic view of downtown Dayton. 15% off food. Free live jazz. 75 Taste of the Miami Valley • RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave., 274-0126 Featuring fare from more than 25 Dayton-area member restaurants. 76 Thai 9 • 11 Brown St., 222-3227 Thai 9 offers the cuisine of Thailand, Japanese-style sushi and a full bar. Free appetizer with purchase of two entrees. 77 Therapy Café • 452 E. Third St., 461-4000 A sonic taste of Therapy featuring DJ Danny D (Latin), DJ Waine (Euro Dance), DJ Scorpius Max (Reggae & House) and more. Sample the music and food of Therapy. Happy hour drink prices and free admission until 10 p.m. 78 Trolley Stop • 530 E. Fifth St., 461-1101 Live music from Puzzle of Light.15% off, happy hour till 7 p.m. 79 Tumbleweed Connection • 454 E. Fifth St., 228-5500 A casual bar with a laid-back atmosphere. 80 Uno Chicago Grill • 126 N. Main St., 910-8000 Famous Chicago deep dish pizza,10% off food purchases. 81 Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa • 21 W First St., 222-8551 Full-service hair salon and day spa. Retail gifts, jewelry, purses, belts, hats, watches, scarves, wraps, bath and body products, and Purse-Snikkety and Stuff purses and accessories. 10-50% off. 82 White Lotus • 327 E. Third St., 222-7030 Family-owned and operated café and diner offering a daily special of Thai food, all-day breakfast and the specialty Yummy Burger. 10% discount. 83 The Wine Gallery & Café • 424 E. Third St., 224-9463 Visit one of Dayton’s true wine bars featuring more than 80 wines by the glass. $4 and $5 wine specials and a special appetizer menu. 84 Wiley’s Comedy Club • 101 Pine St., 224-5653 Dayton’s oldest and Ohio’s first comedy club, featuring the Queer Queens of Comedy starring Poppy Champlin, Michele Balan and Vickie Shaw. Call for ticket prices. 85 Wright Dunbar Inc.’s Grillin’ & Chillin’ Café • W. Third St., 443-0249 Lots of great food and “Old School” & R&B hits. Budweiser Select on the Square Look for Budweiser Select on Courthouse Square during Urban Nights for promotional giveaways! 16 Dayton Convention Center Gallery • 22 E. Fifth St., 333-4700 Featuring contemporary work by three of Dayton’s fine painters in the exhibit “The THREE DONNAS: Brinkman, Gibson, and Townsend.” 17 Dayton Cultural & RTA Transit Center • 40 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., 333-2489 Jazz music by Lion Theater. “Celebrate Dayton Gift Shop.” City of Dayton Parking Meters, $15.00. 15% off select items in the shop. 18 Dayton Visual Arts Center • 118 N. Jefferson St., 224-3822 Artwork by artists Lori Larusso, Kathleen Thum and a community wall drawing. Indianapolis hip hop artists Strodnaire and Byron Barrett will perform in the gallery after 8 p.m. 19 Derailed: A Hair Salon • 5061/2 E. Fifth St., 222-3910 C2 Art Studio showcasing artwork by local artists. 20 Gallery 510 Fine Art • 510 E. Fifth St., 672-6717 Featuring watercolor paintings of the Oregon Arts District by gallery owner Loretta Puncer. Receive 10% off any purchase with a receipt from any Oregon Arts District restaurant dated September 2008. 21 Gallery at One Dayton Centre • 1 S Main St., Suite 200, 228-2224 View photographs of abandoned structures in Dayton by Chris Matthews and sculptures by Kristie Pierce. 22 Goloka Gallery • 521 E. Fifth St., 559-7810 View paintings by Amy Kollar Anderson. 23 H. David Clay Studio • 33 S. St. Clair St., 424-5452 Hand-crafted stoneware, Raku and porcelain pottery as well as sculptures and wall pieces. 24 In Stepp Design • 110 N. Main St., Suite 110, 222-7270 Residential and commercial interior design firm. Stop in for a glass of wine and see our home décor shop and art by Ann Luen, Doug McLarty and Karen Benedetti. Enter to win a one-hour in-home consultation. 25 K12 Gallery for Young People • 510 E. Third St., 461-5149 K12 is a non-profit art gallery for children, where there will be an exhibition of the artwork of summer camp students, as well as tours and information about school-year programming. 26 Ladyfest Dayton • 20 N. Jefferson St., 829-1091 Enjoy musical performances by both local and out-oftown acts. Also featured are local art exhibits, dance performances and educational workshops. 27 Link Gallery • 519 E. Fifth St., 684-3505 Zeitgeber (German for “time givers”) includes art by Thomas Chapman, Jennifer Rosengarten and Terry Welker. 28 The Neon Movies • 130 E. Fifth St., 222-8452 Check out trailers from upcoming features in the lobby. Enjoy reduced prices on imports and micro brews. Also check out the poster sale– there will be many great finds at only $5 each. 29 Powers Fine Art Photography/Kate Lally Ceramics • 222 E. Sixth St., 222-2541 Photography and ceramics available for purchase.10% off all purchases. 30 St. John’s United Church of Christ • 515 E. Third St., 224-1747 Vintage photos of the church on display, as well as fresco paintings and stained glass windows. Pipe organ updated in 2007. 31 Sinclair Community College Art Galleries • 5th & Perry Sts., Building 13, 512-2253 Tour the fine art faculty exhibition in the Burnell Roberts Triangle Gallery on the fourth floor, and the Zone VI Photography Gallery on the third floor. 32 Visceral Gallery • 523 E. Fifth St., 409-0069 “Words That Echo and Whisper:” a collection of calligraphy and handmade paper by Rosie Huart. 33 W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery • 1135 W. Third St., 223-2290 Bing Davis’ original artwork and prints on exhibit. Live music and refreshments. explore Creative Spaces 86 Artistic Attractions Multicultural Salon & Spa • 17 S. St. Clair, Suite 101, 461-4247 Manicures, pedicures, eyebrow waxing, hair styling, massages and art. 15% off services. 87 Chalk Walk • Sidewalk on Main St. between Second and Third Sts. Bring out your inner artist and join in a community chalk drawing. Free chalk will be provided. 88 City of Dayton Dept. of Planning & Community Development • 101 W. Third St., 333-3670 Pick up a brochure of information about the department and the upcoming neighborhood conference. 89 The Arcade • 28 W. Third St., 296-4154 Friends of the Dayton Arcade will open the Third and Fourth Street entrances for the evening. From the Fourth Street entrance, visitors can view the rotunda. See the American Red Cross vehicle, enjoy street entertainers and refreshments. See a mock-up of the Arcade book and meet the author. Merchandise available for sale. 90 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park/American Heart Association • 16 S. Williams Drive, 853-3101 Free health screenings and food sampling from the Soul Food cookbook, fitness demonstrations, jazz music, educational materials on heart and stroke, and door prizes. 91 Dayton Dirt Collective • 144 E. Third St., 321-1237 Artwork by local Dayton artists, as well as a showcase of Dirt Collective bands. Light refreshments, no alcohol, all ages! 92 Dayton International Peace Museum • 208 W. Monument Ave., 227-3223 The monthly Coffee House in the Peace Hall Annex will feature well-known local guitarist Eric Loy. Pick up information about the Dayton Peace Festival, Sept. 21 at Courthouse Square. 93 Dayton Metro Library • 215 E. Third St., 496-8901 Live music, refreshments and library service available. 94 Dayton Theatre Guild • 430 Wayne Ave. Located at the former Dayton Gym Club. Take a look at the 20,000-square-foot building, which will soon be renovated for producing shows in 2009. 95 First Baptist Church of Dayton • 111 W. Monument, 222-4691 From 5-8 p.m., enjoy refreshments and a pipe organ recital by Andrew Pester; also meet pastors and members. 96 Garden Station at the Dayton Circus Community Garden • 509 E. Fourth St., 626-8013 Live DJ, music and drum circle. Open mic, bonfire, refreshments, garden tours and artwork. Stop by after 10 p.m. for a fun after-party! 97 The Greater Dayton LGBT Center • 117 E. Third St., 829-8949 This non-profit community center will host a ”family” rummage sale and flea market, display work by area artists, door prizes, entertainment and more. 98 Hafenbrack Marketing • 15 W. Fourth St. in the Kuhns Building, 424-8950 Check out Hafenbrack’s interesting office space on the fourth floor of the newly renovated Kuhns Building. 99 Lincoln Society of Dayton • Courthouse Square, 293-9993 Have your picture taken with “Abraham Lincoln” and learn about the statue fund. 1 00 My Grandfather’s Garden Bed & Breakfast • 251 Green St., 974-2494 Dayton’s oldest operating B&B. Inside is not open, but please help yourself to a chair on the front porch to rest for a bit and enjoy the garden! 101 Playthink Learning Studio • 411 E. Fifth St., 371-4653 Enjoy a sampler of what is offered at Playthink Learning with free mini movement/creative expression classes. 102 Practice Yoga • 504 E. Fifth St., 321-7676 Free Vinyasa yoga class and short candlelight meditation from 6-7:30 p.m., followed by snacks, drinks, information and conversation. All experience levels welcome. 103 Strategic Reuse Project • 110 E. Third St., 224-1518 Eleven local architecture firms reimagine selected downtown buildings. See the initial design concepts. imagine 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 discover Dining, Nightlife & Retail Courthouse Square Cannery Lofts Cooper Lofts Excelsior Condominiums First Place Luxury Apartments Kamela & Company Realty 5A 318 E Sixth St. 5B 15 Van Buren St. 5C 22 Clay St. 5D 236 Green St. 2 111 Harries St., Unit 207 (Cooper Lofts) The Landing Litehouse Living Lofts on St. Clair St. Clair Lofts 5th Street Wine and Deli The 88 Club Arby’s Bello-One Blind Bob’s Bonnett’s Book Store Boston Stoker Brixx Ice Company Café Boulevard Club Aquarius Coco’s Bistro Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers Drake’s Downtown Gym Dublin Pub Dugout Deli Feather’s Vintage Clothing The Flying Dog Flying Pizza Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna Gem City Records A 10 Eclectic Art Main Stage on Courthouse Square 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Satellite Stages B Spotlight on Second C Live on Five D Wright-Dunbar Stage E St. Clair Sounds F Schuster Center Celebration Stage Other Attractions F G 75 26 1 03 enjoy 1 experience Stylish Urban Living Schuster Performing Arts Center Victoria Theatre Taste of the Miami Valley Ladyfest Strategic Reuse Project 54 Gold Star Chili 55 Gregory’s Piano Bar 56 In His Image Christian Books & Gifts/ Ardmore Cleaners 57 J Alan’s 58 Jimmy Modern 59 JoJo’s Back Room 60 Kettering Tower Lobby Alley Fine Art/Framing Jewels by Park Lane MVLBA Handmade Jewelry and Beads Obama Headquarters 61 Mary Ann’s Southern Kitchen 62 McGuire’s Salon & Spa 63 MJ’s Café and Dance Bar 64 Ned Pepper’s 65 Old School Information & Retail Tent 66 Old School Lounge 67 Oregon Express 68 Pacchia 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Sidebar Smokin Bar-B-Que Smokin’ Joe’s Café Spaghetti Warehouse Square One Salon and Spa Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza Taste of the Miami Valley Thai 9 Therapy Café Trolley Stop Tumbleweed Connection Uno Chicago Grill Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa White Lotus The Wine Gallery & Café Wiley’s Comedy Club Wright Dunbar Inc.’s Grillin’ & Chillin’ Café Artists of Front Street Gallery Salon Show Cachet G! Cannery Art and Design Center Christ Episcopal Church The Color of Energy Gallery Community Art & Poetry Gallery Dayton Convention Center Gallery Dayton Cultural & RTA Transit Center Dayton Visual Arts Center Derailed: A Hair Salon Gallery 510 Fine Art Gallery at One Dayton Centre Goloka Gallery H. David Clay Studio In Stepp Design K12 Gallery for Young People Ladyfest Dayton Link Gallery The Neon Movies Powers Fine Art Photography/Kate Lally Ceramics St. John’s United Church of Christ Sinclair Community College Art Galleries Visceral Gallery W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery Enjoy the street fair in the Oregon Arts District as Fifth Street will be closed to traffic. Live jazz at these locations Creative Spaces downtown dayton 50 75 35 74 Court St. Blvd . 5A . . on St Blvd . 29 E. 6th St. 22 27 32 58 79 39 102 19 Jackson St. Washington St. 3 42 10 E. 53 67 5th St. 101 64 68 34 38 49 76 Green St. 14 Tecumseh St. Trolleys will run continuously from 5-10 p.m., with the last loop starting at 9:30 p.m. Franklin St. 28 Brown St. with stops throughout downtown and the Oregon Arts District 6th St. 36 70 Jacks Downtown/Oregon Arts District Trolley Eaker St. oregon arts district Hess St. 10 Green St. 5D . Ave along 3rd Street downtown Main St. with stops 36 28 70 84 Ludlow St. Wright Dunbar/East Third Street Trolley 5th St. Dayton Convention Center Artistic Attractions Multicultural Salon & Spa 87 Chalk Walk 88 City of Dayton Dept. of Planning & Community Development 89 The Arcade 90 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park/American Heart Assoc. 91 Dayton Dirt Collective 92 Dayton International Peace Museum 93 Dayton Metro Library 94 Dayton Theatre Guild 95 First Baptist Church of Dayton 96 Garden Station at the Dayton Circus Community Garden 97 The Greater Dayton LGBT Center 98 Hafenbrack Marketing 99 Lincoln Society of Dayton 100 My Grandfather’s Garden Bed & Breakfast 101 Playthink Learning Studio 102 Practice Yoga 103 Strategic Reuse Project yne Wa urban nights trolley service 16 72 son 31 5th St. 96 ve. eA Sinclair Community College 4th St. S. Pa tter St. Dave Hall Plaza yn Wa W. 4 th 45 98 89 4th St. E 86 23 8 46 9 30 83 12 77 1 73 25 Pat ters on s St. illiam N. W 17 82 93 Sears St. 63 97 511 3rd St. 103 91 Madison St. 43 2 2nd St. 26 41 Race St. 7 18 St. Clair St. To Dayton Cultural Center 48 1st St. Jefferson St. W. 3rd St. Ludlow St. 56 33 15 66 65 90 D 59 71 Wilkinson St. N. Broadway St. 85 54 13 55 G 57 80 24 Schuster Center F 37 2nd St. 87 60 B 40 69 62 A Courthouse 61 Square 99 88 3rd St. 89 21 Main St. wright-dunbar business village Perry St. 4 81 1st St. Fifth/Third Field Pine St 92 RiverScape explore 95 Monument Ave. 51 6 86 100 5B 20 78 C 47 52 5C 94 Cass St. 44 imagine 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 discover Dining, Nightlife & Retail Courthouse Square Cannery Lofts Cooper Lofts Excelsior Condominiums First Place Luxury Apartments Kamela & Company Realty 5A 318 E Sixth St. 5B 15 Van Buren St. 5C 22 Clay St. 5D 236 Green St. 2 111 Harries St., Unit 207 (Cooper Lofts) The Landing Litehouse Living Lofts on St. Clair St. Clair Lofts 5th Street Wine and Deli The 88 Club Arby’s Bello-One Blind Bob’s Bonnett’s Book Store Boston Stoker Brixx Ice Company Café Boulevard Club Aquarius Coco’s Bistro Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers Drake’s Downtown Gym Dublin Pub Dugout Deli Feather’s Vintage Clothing The Flying Dog Flying Pizza Franco’s Ristorante & La Taverna Gem City Records A 10 Eclectic Art Main Stage on Courthouse Square 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Satellite Stages B Spotlight on Second C Live on Five D Wright-Dunbar Stage E St. Clair Sounds F Schuster Center Celebration Stage Other Attractions F G 75 26 1 03 enjoy 1 experience Stylish Urban Living Schuster Performing Arts Center Victoria Theatre Taste of the Miami Valley Ladyfest Strategic Reuse Project 54 Gold Star Chili 55 Gregory’s Piano Bar 56 In His Image Christian Books & Gifts/ Ardmore Cleaners 57 J Alan’s 58 Jimmy Modern 59 JoJo’s Back Room 60 Kettering Tower Lobby Alley Fine Art/Framing Jewels by Park Lane MVLBA Handmade Jewelry and Beads Obama Headquarters 61 Mary Ann’s Southern Kitchen 62 McGuire’s Salon & Spa 63 MJ’s Café and Dance Bar 64 Ned Pepper’s 65 Old School Information & Retail Tent 66 Old School Lounge 67 Oregon Express 68 Pacchia 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Sidebar Smokin Bar-B-Que Smokin’ Joe’s Café Spaghetti Warehouse Square One Salon and Spa Stars Restaurant in the Crowne Plaza Taste of the Miami Valley Thai 9 Therapy Café Trolley Stop Tumbleweed Connection Uno Chicago Grill Valeria’s Beauty Center and Day Spa White Lotus The Wine Gallery & Café Wiley’s Comedy Club Wright Dunbar Inc.’s Grillin’ & Chillin’ Café Artists of Front Street Gallery Salon Show Cachet G! Cannery Art and Design Center Christ Episcopal Church The Color of Energy Gallery Community Art & Poetry Gallery Dayton Convention Center Gallery Dayton Cultural & RTA Transit Center Dayton Visual Arts Center Derailed: A Hair Salon Gallery 510 Fine Art Gallery at One Dayton Centre Goloka Gallery H. David Clay Studio In Stepp Design K12 Gallery for Young People Ladyfest Dayton Link Gallery The Neon Movies Powers Fine Art Photography/Kate Lally Ceramics St. John’s United Church of Christ Sinclair Community College Art Galleries Visceral Gallery W.B. Davis Studio & EbonNia Art Gallery Enjoy the street fair in the Oregon Arts District as Fifth Street will be closed to traffic. Live jazz at these locations Creative Spaces downtown dayton 50 75 35 74 Court St. Blvd . 5A . . on St Blvd . 29 E. 6th St. 22 27 32 58 79 39 102 19 Jackson St. Washington St. 3 42 10 E. 53 67 5th St. 101 64 68 34 38 49 76 Green St. 14 Tecumseh St. Trolleys will run continuously from 5-10 p.m., with the last loop starting at 9:30 p.m. Franklin St. 28 Brown St. with stops throughout downtown and the Oregon Arts District 6th St. 36 70 Jacks Downtown/Oregon Arts District Trolley Eaker St. oregon arts district Hess St. 10 Green St. 5D . Ave along 3rd Street downtown Main St. with stops 36 28 70 84 Ludlow St. Wright Dunbar/East Third Street Trolley 5th St. Dayton Convention Center Artistic Attractions Multicultural Salon & Spa 87 Chalk Walk 88 City of Dayton Dept. of Planning & Community Development 89 The Arcade 90 Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park/American Heart Assoc. 91 Dayton Dirt Collective 92 Dayton International Peace Museum 93 Dayton Metro Library 94 Dayton Theatre Guild 95 First Baptist Church of Dayton 96 Garden Station at the Dayton Circus Community Garden 97 The Greater Dayton LGBT Center 98 Hafenbrack Marketing 99 Lincoln Society of Dayton 100 My Grandfather’s Garden Bed & Breakfast 101 Playthink Learning Studio 102 Practice Yoga 103 Strategic Reuse Project yne Wa urban nights trolley service 16 72 son 31 5th St. 96 ve. eA Sinclair Community College 4th St. S. Pa tter St. Dave Hall Plaza yn Wa W. 4 th 45 98 89 4th St. E 86 23 8 46 9 30 83 12 77 1 73 25 Pat ters on s St. illiam N. W 17 82 93 Sears St. 63 97 511 3rd St. 103 91 Madison St. 43 2 2nd St. 26 41 Race St. 7 18 St. Clair St. To Dayton Cultural Center 48 1st St. Jefferson St. W. 3rd St. Ludlow St. 56 33 15 66 65 90 D 59 71 Wilkinson St. N. Broadway St. 85 54 13 55 G 57 80 24 Schuster Center F 37 2nd St. 87 60 B 40 69 62 A Courthouse 61 Square 99 88 3rd St. 89 21 Main St. wright-dunbar business village Perry St. 4 81 1st St. Fifth/Third Field Pine St 92 RiverScape explore 95 Monument Ave. 51 6 86 100 5B 20 78 C 47 52 5C 94 Cass St. 44 (937) 224-1518 www.downtowndayton.org START AT THE INFO TABLE ON COURTHOUSE SQUARE! Don‘t forget to ride the free RTA trolley to make visiting all of Urban Nights’ varied stops quick and easy! Music, arts performances and roving entertainment Specials at downtown’s eclectic restaurants and retail shops, plus the Taste of the Miami Valley at RiverScape MetroPark Previews of the upcoming performing arts season with ArtsFest at Courthouse Square, plus a performance by This Side Up from 9-11 p.m. Unique art galleries with special exhibits Tours of the best urban living spaces –Walk on the CREATIVE side– Over 100 businesses and organizations participating throughout Downtown, the Oregon Arts District and the Wright-Dunbar Business Village. EasyPark Downtown org Mark your calendars! Making parking easy to find in Downtown Dayton Easyparkdowntown.org is your one-stop shop for parking in downtown Dayton. Bookmark this site and check it often to find parking bargains, a fully interactive map of downtown’s parking options and future plans to make parking more user-friendly. Live, Work, Play Downtown Start Living Now! Kamela & Company Realty Helping more people purchase downtown homes than any other real estate company Kamela Kordik, ABR, CRS, HHS Broker/Owner 937.299.0888 Tonight’s FREE parking options include: Michael Martin, ABR, CRS, HHS Realtor/Owner 937.974.2494 • PMI surface lot at 24 E. Second Street (corner of Second & Jefferson Streets) Cyndi Mueller Realtor/Owner 937.671.4089 Friday, May 15, 2009 5.15.09 save the date Hauntfest on Fifth Halloween in the Oregon Arts District live music indoors and on outside stages entertainment costumed revelers food and drink and much more! Saturday, October 25, 2008 7 p.m. - 1 a.m. for more information, go to www.oregonartsdistrict.com www.gregoryspianobar.com Let us help you find the home of your dreams • AMPCO surface lot at 37 E. Third Street (corner of Third &  Jefferson Streets) And remember, parking meters are free after 6 p.m.! Thanks to PMI and AMPCO for offering these special rates! Rhythm in Shoes ‘Holiday on Thin Ice’ 139 N. Main Street 443-2900 Dec. 12 & 13, 7 & 9:30 p.m. Gilly’s, 132 S Jefferson St. Prime Time Party Rental is the source for all of your party rental needs – tents, tables, chairs, china, flatware, linens and much more! You have the POWER to change your life and future. Fun Food Join us for this free event and learn and live! Health Tickets: $20 www.rhythminshoes.org or (937) 226-7463 photo by Andy Snow www.primetimepartyrental.com gs screenin Entert a inment Wright Dunbar Interpretive Center 30 South Williams Street (across the Third Street bridge) 4-8 pm.