Multicultural Dayton By: Sarah Sidlow Photo: The Korean War Memorial on Riverside Drive serves as one of the few indicators of Korean heritage in the area; photo: Andrew Thompson Munsup Seoh was born in Kyung-Ju, Korea. He studied Mathematics at Sogang University in Seoul, and received additional advanced degrees at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind. Like […]
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Ancient aliens
SunWatch lecture series explores spirituality through archaeology By Sarah Sidlow Photo: Michael Fuller analyzes a 1,000-year-old ice skate blade made from bone; photo: Michael Fuller SunWatch Indian Village is preparing to launch its latest lecture series – one that will venture into the realm of the spiritual, and maybe the mystical. Sponsored by the Archaeological Institute […]
Got a light?
Clifton’s legendary holiday tradition shines on By Sarah Sidlow Photo: The 3.8 million lights that adorn the Clifton Mill during the holidays starting Nov. 29 Perhaps the biggest claim to fame for the village of Clifton is that it is entirely un-famous. With a total population of 152 people, 64 households and 39 families residing […]
Artisanal culture
Street Fair exemplifies natural uniqueness of Yellow Springs By C.C. Hutten Photo: Enjoying dancing with musicians performing along the route of the Yellow Springs Street Fair, which takes place this Saturday, Oct. 12 On Saturday, Oct. 12, the Yellow Springs Street Fair will cause a town of 3,000 people to grow to a town of 30,000. […]
A beer for all seasons
Dayton’s budding beer culture brews up big events Photo: Beer afficionados enjoying the the flavors and festivities of the Dayton Art Institute’s Oktoberfest, which returns Sept. 27 – 29 By Sara Mastbaum While breweries are popping up at a rapid rate, Dayton’s calendar of beer events is more than keeping pace. From intro events to […]
Eye on the prize
Yellow Springs’ Cyclops Fest brings DIY culture for third year By Justin Kreitzer Photo: Dayton DJ favorites Scratchmatik will perform at Yellow Springs’ DIY showcase, the third annual Cyclops Festival; photo: Jordan Link Photography The annual fall festival season is upon us and it seems like every town, village and ‘burg has their own festival celebrating […]
Bring on the brews!
It’s Dayton Beer Week! By Kevin J. Gray For craft beer fans, it’s a good week to be in Dayton. We are smack in the middle of the Fourth Annual Dayton Beer Week – a weeklong celebration that highlights the rich beer culture in the Miami Valley with tastings, dinners and premier events throughout the […]
Six degrees of Dayton bacon
Bacon Fest debuts at Fraze Pavilion By Brandy King Photo: Try the bacon and cheese perogi from Amber Rose at Bacon Fest at Fraze Pavilion on Aug. 18 Some of us have a love affair with pig that’s as old as time. Of this pork-loving crowd, some have grown to resent bacon’s moment in the spotlight […]
Take me to the river
Riding Miami Valley’s scenic riverways By Stacey Ritz Photo: Lindsay and Olivia Miller of Hamilton float down the Little Miami River on a sunny afternoon; Photo Credit: Jenny Ritz/Little Miami Canoe Rental Perhaps you’d like to kick your feet up and sit back in an inflatable tube to float down the river at your leisure. Or […]
Make a doggies’ day
Sit, Stay N’ Play Dog Park By Kate E Lore Photo: Frankie and Freya in the lobby at Sit, Stay N’ Play Dog Park in Huber Heights; photo credit: Kate E Lore Big round eyes follow you across the room. A fluffy body flies off the floor and four legs rush up to meet you. A […]
