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Things just keep getting bigger AND better for Dayton Fashion Week so much so that I don’t even know where to start!! Wait–Scratch that– I do know where to start! I am VERY EXCITED to announce that luxury car brand Bob Ross Fiat has come on board as the Presenting Sponsor! “We welcome the Fiat… (continue…)
Middle school students from around the country come to Dayton to learn about aviation and aeronautics…
An international event for women artists is coming to Dayton as part of the celebration of Women’s History month.
Looking for a fresh way to support local businesses and meet new people at the same time? Be a part of Dayton’s first ever Cash Mob this Saturday, March 24th in the Oregon District!
The program offers Montgomery County residents a free cab ride (up to $50) from Friday at 6pm to Sun at 10am.
The company serves all parts of downtown delivering carry-out and grocery items from downtown restaurants and shops right to customers’ doors.
South by SouthWest Interactive was a huge discovery for me when I first attended in 2011. Everything was new and incredible. This year, I’m every bit as excited about all the new ideas and technology, and SXSW has definitely delivered. This year, I was selected to speak on a panel called “It’s Alive: Interactive Machines… (continue…)
Several Daytonians are headed for adventure this March in Austin, Texas. We’re going to the South by Southwest Interactive Conference (SXSW), one of the biggest music, film, and interactive design conferences in the country. If you’re into web design, development, social media, or mobile technology, SXSW is an exhilirating experience. Last year, I attended and… (continue…)
Okay, so officially it’s “Eco-Rehabarama”, not just “Rehabarama”, but the concept is the same: Older homes that have been rehabilitated, are open to the public.
Basho Apparel’s first month of business since opening their new location in the Oregon District has exceeded their wildest expectations, according to Brian Johnson, co-owner of Basho with fellow artist and New York native Paul Baker. “Opening is always really exciting and completely terrifying at the same time,” says Johnson. “It can be hard to… (continue…)
