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Amber Rose Ghost Adventures Are Back!

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Big Crowd Expected – limited seats

They’re Baaaaack !  Yes that is right, the spookiest, creepiest and most delicious Ghost Dinners are back again at Amber Rose Restaurant in Dayton!  Once again, owner Joe Castellano and his incredible chefs and staff are teaming up with the Food Adventure Crew for an unforgettable “spirit” filled night!

The events will be held in the restaurant on Oct 6th and Oct 20th respectively, and will feature a paranormal investigator crew, sharing their yearly findings of nights exploring all nooks and crannys of the Amber Rose.

***TICKETS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE ONLINE BY CLICKING HERE ***
SEATING IS LIMITED !! Get yours before we sell out !

 

1)RHINEGEISTS AND POLTERGEISTS RETURNS !

Prizes and more

This is the big event everyone is talking about. We usually sell this one out at 100 people and it features a full presentation from “Para-sense,” a 3 person team of paranormal investigators who have been featured on national TV. It also features a 4 course dinner of Amber Rose, paired with 4 beers from Rhinegeist brewery out of Cincinnati.

WHAT:RHINEGEISTS AND POLTERGEISTS, 4 COURSE DINNER and BEER PAIRING
WHEN: SATURDAY OCTOBER 6th at 7pm-10pm + after party
WHERE: AMBER ROSE RESTAURANT, 1400 Valley St, Dayton, OH 45404
COST: $38 per person includes paranormal presentation, 4 beer tastings, 4 course dinner, and gratuity.

TICKETS ARE PRE PAY ONLY
***BUY TICKETS HERE, ONLY AVAILABLE ONLINE***

 

 

Explore parts of the Amber Rose normally off-limits

2) “GHOST HUNTING NIGHT” IS BACK AGAIN!
This event is for amateur ghost hunters or seasoned ghost hunters and is limited to 50 people. The night will feature heavy appetizers and local and seasonal beer tasting that ends with in open time for exploring the Amber Rose with unprecedented access to various areas of the restaurant that are normally off-limits.  These exploring sessions will be lead by the “Para Sense” paranormal investigative team.  Bring your cameras and any other “ghost hunting ” devices you want.

WHAT:”GHOST HUNTING NIGHT” at AMBER ROSE, APPETIZERS and BEER PAIRINGs
WHEN: SATURDAY OCTOBER 20th at 9pm – 1am
WHERE: AMBER ROSE RESTAURANT, 1400 Valley St, Dayton, OH 45404
COST: $28 per person includes paranormal ghost hunting, 4 beer tastings, 4 appetizers, and gratuity.

TICKETS ARE PRE PAY ONLY
***BUY TICKETS HERE, ONLY AVAILABLE ONLINE***

There will be souvenirs, door prizes and more … DONT MISS THIS EVENT !

There will also be a cash bar after party downstairs, and a chance to mingle with the paranormal investigators too.  Extra food may also be ordered at the after party at regular pricing.

Follow Food Adventures on FACEBOOK, TWITTER and INSTAGRAM !

 

 

Are you a ghost hunter ?

PARA SENSE – Investigators at your service !

Chef , Joe Castellano and Rhinegeists Brewmaster

Amber Rose oin Valley Street is HAUNTED

Playful ghost of the Amber Rose ?

 

 

 

Sound Valley Summer Music Festival at Yellow Cab Tavern

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The inaugural Sound Valley Summer Music Festival is being held over Labor Day weekend, at the Yellow Cab Tavern on Saturday, September 1st. This festival has a dual purpose: one, to showcase talented rock bands from across the Miami Valley, and to raise awareness and funds to help combat the heroin epidemic through the local non-profit, Brigid’s Path.

“Dayton has been considered the heroin capital of the United States. We want to shift the national perspective and reclaim our reputation as a place for innovation, creativity and artistic expression through music,” Zac Pitts, co-owner of Sound Valley said.

With a full day of live music, Sound Valley Summer Music Festival will feature local rock, indie, and alternative bands, including: Life In Idle, Knavery, Beesly, Yardboss, Weathervein, NOVAGOLD, Seth Canan And The Carriers, Crosley Court, Isicle, Flee The Valley, Dave Zup, ThunderTaker, and A Voice of Your Own.

“This event is meant to connect those who want to take Dayton’s music scene to the next level.” Pitts said. “There will be two stages, both indoor and outdoor, and some amazing local food trucks throughout the day to keep hungry fans happy!”

In addition to great music, half of Sound Valley Summer Music Festival’s proceeds will benefit the Dayton organization, Brigid’s Path. This local non-profit provides inpatient medical care for drug-exposed newborns, non-judgmental support for mothers and education services to improve family outcomes. “The heroin epidemic has hit our community hard,” Pitts said. “We want to work alongside those that are taking away the stigma and standing with our neighbors who are struggling.”

Life in Idle is one of the bands set to perform at Sound Valley Music Festival at Yellow Cab Tavern on September 1, 2018.

HOW TO GO?

Sound Valley Summer Music Festival

Saturday, September 1 at 4pm

Yellow Cab Tavern 700 E 4th Street Dayton, OH

$10 in advance / $13 at doors

 

 

 

FilmDayton’s 10th Anniversary & Sneak Peek of Dayton’s Newest Event Venue

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Created in 2008, FilmDayton’s first victory was helping the state pass a competitive film tax incentive in 2009 which would attract film projects to Ohio. Next they worked to showcase locally made films through film festivals and educate a diverse workforce to fill the jobs created as productions took advantage of The Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit. In 2016 they officially became The Greater Dayton Film Commission, educating, promoting and advocating for growth of the local film industry. They offer concierge services to productions that include permitting, permissions, and location scouting for films to drive economic development for our 9 county region.

Movies that have filmed locally include Miles Ahead – an exploration of the life & music of Miles Davis, Goat– a fraternity drama produced by James Franco that starred Nick Jonas and most recently, The Old Man and The Gun.

Now you can celebrate FilmDayton’s 10th anniversary in the venue that served as the Dayton set for the filming of Robert Redford’s last movie, The Old Man and the Gun.

This is your chance to case the joint, just like Robert Redford did in this  bank heist drama that was filmed here last spring.

Enjoy a nosh at the craft services table, where Danny Glover spent time between takes.

You’ll have a chance to enjoy a cocktail in the bank vault and buy a key to a safety deposit box and claim the prize inside to support FilmDayton.

You can see where Casey Affleck was looking for clues to solve the bank robbery or jut take in the view from above like Tom Waits is doing here .

This space is under construction but we will be pulling back the curtains to give you a first look at Dayton’s Newest Event Venue:

The Grande HallThe Grande Hall at Liberty Tower
120 W 2nd Street, Dayton 

Explore the glitz and glamour of this elegant new party space as you support the mission of FilmDayton- dedicated to growing the region’s film industry.

We’ve got an amazing cast of supporters for this event that are the best in the business:

  • Rentals: Prime Time Party Rental
  • Catering: Elite Catering
    Flowers: Floral V Designs
  • Custom Decor: Unlimited Events
  • Lighting: BLC Entertainment
  • Entertainment: All the Right Tunes
  • Event Photography: The Carrs Photography
  • Vintage Rentals: Lost & Found Vintage Rentals
  • Desserts: The Cakery

Buy Ticket Online:

Producer – includes the red carpet experience, appetizers and access to cash bar…$20

Executive Producer include 2 drink tickets, a ticket to a screening of The Old Man and The Gun at The Neon (Oct 12th – run of show)… $50

Director includes 2 drink tickets, FilmDayton Swag Bag and a ticket to the Dayton Premiere of The Old Man and the Gun on Thursday, Oct 11th at 7:30pm at The Neon… $100

Amazon Grocery Delivery From Whole Foods Market Now in Dayton

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Starting today, Prime members in Dayton can shop through Prime Now for thousands of bestselling items including fresh produce, high quality meat and seafood, everyday staples and other locally sourced items from Whole Foods Market.

Now available in 28 cities, the service launched earlier this year with plans for continued expansion across the U.S. throughout 2018.  Customers can start shopping from the Whole Foods Market selection at www.primenow.com or by using the Prime Now app available on Android and iOS devices..

“We’ve been delighted with the customer response to delivery in as little as an hour through Prime Now, and we’re excited to bring the service to our customers in Columbus, Dayton, Portland, Greater Washington D.C. and even more neighborhoods in New York City,” said Christina Minardi, Whole Foods Market Executive Vice President of Operations. “Just in time for back-to-school shopping, grocery delivery from Whole Foods Market makes getting ready for the new school year with healthy snacks and lunches even more convenient.”

 

Delivery from Whole Foods Market is available daily from 8 am to 10 pm. If you are a prime member the two-hour delivery is free on orders of $35 or more and $4.99 for orders that don’t hit that minimum.  If you’d like your delivery within the hour that runs $7.99. To learn more about grocery pickup or delivery from Prime Now, visit www.primenow.com. Customers can also find out if these services are available in their area by saying, “Alexa, shop Whole Foods.”

 

Prime Members Shopping Whole Foods Market

Prime members shopping Whole Foods Market can take advantage of benefits available year-round, like deep discounts on select popular products and an additional 10 percent off hundreds of sale items. Eligible Prime members also receive 5% Back on Whole Foods Market purchases when using the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Card. They can also use Prime Now to receive grocery delivery in as little as an hour in 28 cities, or grocery pickup in as little as 30 minutes in select cities, with more to come in 2018. Plus, shopping Whole Foods Market via Prime Now is even easier with Alexa – members can add items to their Whole Foods Market cart by simply saying “Alexa, add eggs to my Whole Foods cart,” when they are ready to checkout, they can just say “Alexa, check out my Whole Foods cart,” then they can checkout using the Prime Now app and choose pickup or delivery.

 

NEON Opening PUZZLE + Great NEON News!

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Hello Everyone!

We’re moving right along to wrap up one of the best summers on record at THE NEON. If you still need to see THE KING, Thursday will be your last chance to catch it with us. LEAVE NO TRACE and THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS will hold for another week, and we’ll open a new crowdpleaser – PUZZLE.

Synopsis for PUZZLE: “PUZZLE is a closely observed portrait of Agnes, who has reached her early 40s without ever venturing far from home, family or the tight-knit immigrant community in which she was raised by her widowed father. That begins to change in a quietly dramatic fashion when Agnes receives a jigsaw puzzle as a birthday gift and experiences the heady thrill of not only doing something she enjoys, but being very, very good at it. Stepping out of her domestic bubble to pursue her new hobby, Agnes meets Robert, a wealthy, reclusive inventor who immediately recognizes her talent and recruits her as his partner for an upcoming world jigsaw tournament. Each day she spends out in the world, puzzling and conversing with Robert, takes Agnes further along on the road to a new understanding of herself and her strengths.” Click on this LINK to visit the film’s official site.

For all the details about numerous other NEON events and happenings, click this LINK to read our weekly newsletter.

Be sure to pay close attention to this weekend’s schedule – it includes a couple extra screenings on Labor Day!

We hope to see you soon,
Jonathan

SHOWTIMES for Tuesday, Aug 28 – Thursday, Sept 6:

THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS (PG-13) 1 Hr 36 Min
Tuesday-Thursday (Aug 28-30): 3:10, 7:40
Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon (Aug 31-Sep 3): 12:40, 5:15
Tue-Thu (Sep 4-6): 5:30

LEAVE NO TRACE (PG) 1 Hr 49 Min
Tuesday-Thursday (Aug 28-30): 2:50, 5:20, 7:45
Fri & Sat (Aug 31 & Sep 1): 2:50, 7:30, 9:50
Sun (Sep 2): 7:30
Mon (Sep 3): 2:50, 7:30
Tue-Thu (Sep 4-6): 3:10, 7:45

THE KING (R) 1 Hr 47 Min
Tuesday-Thursday (Aug 28-30): 5:00
FINAL DAY – Aug. 30!

PUZZLE (R) 1 Hr 43 Min
Friday & Saturday (Aug 31 & Sep 1): 12:00, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20, 9:40
Sunday & Monday (Sep 2 & 3): 12:00, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20
Tuesday – Thursday (Sep 3-6): 3:00, 5:20, 7:40

DR. FROM INDIA (NR) 1 Hr 29 Min + Discussion & Meditation
Sunday (Sep 2): 3:00

COMING SOON:
(All Dates Are Tentative. Dates Often Move And Sometimes Disappear)
Sept 7 – JULIET, NAKED
Sept 14 – THE WIFE
Sept 21 – FAHRENHEIT 11/9
Sept 21 – LOVE GILDA
Oct 12 – THE OLD MAN AND THE GUN

Get Your Tickets For Joe Head’s One Man Bourbon Show

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Voted to the top of  The Bourbon Review’s “America’s 75 Best Bourbon Bars,” each year since 2014 and named by Men’s Journal as one of the “10 Best Bourbon Bars in America, this historic Miami Valley bourbon house has turned many a Daytonian into a bourbon lover.

According to Whiskey Advocate The “Century Bar has built its reputation in the trenches, pouring education with every shot and picking fine private selections of Wild Turkey, Four Roses, and Buffalo Trace. They have the largest bourbon collection in the state of Ohio.”  Much of that credit is due to co-owner Joe Head, who’s passion for bourbon has made him an in demand celebrity at bourbon festivals across the midwest.  The bar, which has been open since 1942 had hit a lull in business and as a bartender there Joe knew they needed something to revive business.  He talked owner Diane Spitzig into changing the bar from what had become know as a metal bar into specializing in bourbon.  Head proceeded to change the bar offerings and the clientele and became Diane’s business partner in what has become Dayton’s most nationally know drinking establishment.

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In honor of Bourbon Heritage month this September, Joe will be doing three “One Man Bourbon Show ” blind bourbon tastings.

 

These will take place here at the Century on Wednesday the 12th ,19th and 26th of September. These will be very intimate, as we are limiting each night to only 12 attendees. The only place you can purchase your tickets is at the Century, located downtown at 10 S Jefferson Street, starting this Thursday August 30th at 3:00 pm. Tickets are $75 per person.  Having attended Joe’s tastings before, I can assure you it will be highly educational in a fun way.  Joe’s storytelling alone is worth the ticket price.  But hurry, these tastings will sell out quickly!

 

Gigi’s Gyros Ribbon Cutting Today

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This Mediterranean restaurant opened quietly at the beginning of August in a strip mall on Central Avenue in Miamisburg  and now Gigi’s Gyros is read to welcome the masses with a ribbon cutting special offer today.

Their signature sandwich is thin sliced beef and lamb served on a warm pita bread, topped with tomato, red onion and tzatiki sauce for just $5.99.  They also offer a chicken gyro , a falafel sandwich and tilapia or veggie pita sandwiches.  You can upgrade them to deluxe for an extra dollar, which adds feta cheese, lettuce and pepperoncini.

Side orders include dolmades (stuffed grape leaves), spanakopita, rice pilaf, greek fries and Kalamata olives. And of course there is baklava for dessert! Check out their menu:

 

 

Gigi’s Gyros
1238 E Central Ave,
Miamisburg, OH 45342

Owner:  Gigi Latif

Open Mon – Sat 11am -9pm
Closed Sunday

(937) 530-8241

Kids “Make Your Own Pizza” Food Adventure

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Kids Make your Own Pizza Night SUN SEPT. 23rd at Pisanello’s

Attention all foodie kids, or any of you 10 and under who love pizza !  Sunday September 23rd will be an epic Kid’s Food Adventure at Pisanello’s Pizza in Franklin.   The cost per child is just $6 and will include making their own personal pizza up to 2 toppings.  Just a couple of minutes off of I-75, the event will have limited seating and you must make your reservation online! If you have never tried Pisanello’s Pizza, you are in for a treat. If you have been there, then come back for that taste that has been a Franklin favorite for 3 decades !

 

***CLICK HERE TO MAKE RESERVATIONS***

There will be dough tossing, cheese spreading and a saucy good time.  Kids will learn about cooking, pizza history and more!  Families are welcome too, but only kids under 10 get the make your own pizza deal!  Parents and other siblings are welcome to attend as we will have a special menu featuring a one night only deal of $7 for 2 topping large pizzas for them!  The event will be held in the upstairs, private ballroom above the pizzeria.  We will have door prizes and much more fun activities.  Here is the full scoop !

PIsanello’s PIzza in Franklin

WHAT: KIDS 10 and UNDER MAKE YOUR OWN PIZZA EVENT !

WHEN: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23rd, 2pm – 4pm

WHERE:  PISANELLO’S PIZZA, 355 S Main St, Franklin, OH 45005

COST: $6 per child,  Adults and other family members are free and will have a cash menu to choose from.

$6 per child gets them:
-Their own personal pizza, which they can decorate up to 2 toppings of their choice
-Beverage of their choice
-Mini cookies for dessert

There will be door prizes, gift card giveaways, pizza history and trivia , dough tossing, and more.

Adults and family members are free to attend and will have a cash menu to choose from featuring $7 large 2 topping pizza deals !

 

****YOU HAVE TO REGISTER CHILDREN ONLINE AND PREPAY FOR THEM BY CLICKING HERE..*****

Sorry no tickets sold at the door. Limited seating. First come first serve online. – Dont miss this one or get shut out!

We will see you at Pisanello’s for the first ever Kids Food Adventure!!!

For more info on Pisanello’s check out our article from earlier this year RIGHT HERE.

Families welcome – Cash menu for those not making pizza

Surf Dayton – Community Park and Play

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Meet your buddies at one of the new ‘River Features’ on selected Thursday evenings this summer! Bring your stand up paddleboards and/or kayaks and become a regular participant at this Community Park & Play! We plan to use either the Eastwood Park feature or the Riverscape feature, depending on water levels. The location will be posted. The event will run from 6:00-8:00 p.m.

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‘The Little Foxes’ Review – Dayton Theatre Guild – Southern Scoundrels

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Lillian Hellman’s riveting 1939 drama The Little Foxes excellently launches the Dayton Theatre Guild’s 2018-2019 season.
Set in the Alabama spring of 1900, this compelling, three-act saga – methodically directed by Kathy Mola, beautifully costumed by Carol Finley, and attractively designed by Chris Harmon – concerns greed spinning out of control among a dysfunctional, power-hungry family. Brothers Oscar and Benjamin Hubbard (Saul Caplan and Dave Nickel, respectively) along with their sister Regina Giddens (Cheryl Mellen) are excited to invest in a new cotton mill, but Regina can’t sign on because her late father didn’t see fit to leave her on equal financial footing with them. As so, she turns to her sickly husband Horace (Don Campbell) for approval, but he has other ideas in mind. Still, Regina has the last laugh in a shockingly disgraceful display of betrayal and revenge opening the door to a future likely to leave her abandoned, regretful and paranoid despite her bank account.

(left to right) Maximillian Santucci (Leo Hubbard), Gail Andrews Turner (Addie), Saul Caplan (Oscar Hubbard), Libby Holley Scancarello (Birdie Hubbard), Jeff Sams (William Marshall), Cheryl Mellen (Regina Giddens), and Hannah Stickel (Alexandra Giddens) in Dayton Theatre Guild’s production of “The Little Foxes.” (Contributed photo)

Mola skillfully handles the play’s juicy melodrama, coaxing performances from her cohesive cast that are grounded rather than overdone. Caplan (in a refreshing departure from comedic roles) and Nickel (very impressive) are terrifically devious cohorts.

Libby Holley Scancarello (Birdie Hubbard) and Hannah Stickel (Alexandra Giddens) in Dayton Theatre Guild’s production of “The Little Foxes.” (Contributed photo)

In particular, Nickel wonderfully juggles Benjamin’s smooth charisma and furious rage. Mellen dynamically thrives in Act 3 as Regina’s manipulative instincts hit overdrive, but I would’ve liked to have seen the same kind of ferocity applied from her first entrance. Campbell, in one of his finest roles, offers a superb showdown with Mellen late in Act 2 when Horace finally realizes the scope of Regina’s ambition. As Regina’s fragile, alcoholic sister-in-law Birdie Hubbard, Oscar’s wife, the outstanding Libby Holley Scancarello exceptionally explores Birdie’s inability to break free from the monsters surrounding, suffocating and destroying her. She fills the overlooked, ostracized, battered, and abused character with expressive angst throughout, specifically her captivating monologue reflecting on the first time Birdie met Oscar, a day that led to her dreadful unhappiness for the next 22 years. By and large, Scancarello is just as marvelous and vital here as she was as Mrs. Sylvia Fowler in the Dayton Playhouse’s 2017 production of The Women.

In addition, Maximillian Santucci shines as Oscar and Birdie’s hopelessly inept and immature son Leo, Hannah Stickel supplies gentle innocence and acute perceptiveness as Regina and Horace’s daughter Alexandra, Jeff Sams effortlessly charms while hobnobbing in a den of deceivers as Chicago industrialist William Marshall, and Gail Andrews Turner and Steve Easterling are fittingly sharp as Regina and Horace’s dutiful servants Addie and Cal. Turner notably contributes to an engaging discussion at the top of Act 3 focusing on the play’s friendlier characters taking a respite from familial squabbles and wickedness.

Without question, The Little Foxes remains a relevant cautionary tale of pursuing the American Dream with backbiting, destructive intentions. God bless the U.S.A.

 

The Little Foxes continues through Sept. 2 at the Dayton Theatre Guild, 430 Wayne Ave., Dayton. Performances are at 8 p.m. Friday, 5 p.m. Saturday, and 3 p.m. Sunday. The play is performed in three acts running 40 minutes each with two intermissions. Tickets are $20 for adults, $18 for seniors, and $13 for students. For more information, call (937) 278-5993 or visit daytontheatreguild.org.

 

 

FOA Rally 4 Recovery At Courthouse Square Today

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For the second year in a row, Montgomery County in 2017 had the state’s highest rate of accidental overdose deaths. But Dayton people are working hard to address this problem, and the death rate has slowed dramatically in recent months.

One group that’s done a lot is FOA Families of Addicts, a grass-roots recovery support group founded by Dayton’s Lori Erion. The organization is hosting the 5th Annual Rally 4 Recovery today from 3:00 to 6:00 pm at Courthouse Square. I was one of their volunteer photographers last year, and I’m looking forward to taking photos again today.

This photo from last year shows some of the 2,200 people who attended. The man in the suit in the lower left is guest speaker (and Ohio’s Attorney General) Mike DeWine.

For more information about Families of Addicts, or to donate, visit http://www.foafamilies.org/.

The FOA Rally 4 Recovery goal is to unite the people and resources of our community to raise awareness about substance use and mental health disorders, eliminate the stigma associated with them and SHOW that RECOVERY WORKS.

50 Resources will be in attendance!

NARCAN TRAINING before and after the event. Visit this link to register:
http://www.foafamilies.org/narcan-training-foa-rally

• Guest Speakers
• Balloon Launch
• BIG PICTURE of Recovery
• 50 Resource Tables
• Food Trucks
• Live Music
• Raffle
• Canvas of hope
• TapSnap Digital Photo Booth

Trotwood to Re-Open Renovated Cultural Center

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The City of Trotwood is proud to re-dedicate the Trotwood Community and Cultural Arts Center on Sunday, August 26, continuing its push to revitalize the creative and cultural aspects of the city alongside its established economic growth.

Special thanks are extended to Trotwood City Mayor Mary A. McDonald and State Representative Jeffrey Rezabek, 43 District, who recognized the community’s needs and worked to secure the funding and resources necessary to renovate and re-open the facility.

“I am extremely proud of Mayor Mary A. McDonald and the Trotwood City Council for their vision of this extraordinary community asset.” said Quincy Pope Sr., Trotwood City Manager. “This community and cultural arts center will positively impact Trotwood residents for decades to come.”

The effort to renovate the center is part of a larger campaign led by Mayor McDonald and the Trotwood City employees to achieve lasting growth within the city. Alongside drawing economic growth into the community by providing businesses an attractive place to grow, efforts like the rededication of the Community and Cultural Arts Center seek to give Trotwood an even stronger community foundation.

“The Trotwood Community and Cultural Arts Center will serve the Trotwood citizens as a great community asset for many years to come.” said Mayor McDonald. “We are excited for the many great future opportunities it will bring.”

The rededication ceremony takes place from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Sunday at the Community and Cultural Arts Center, located at 4000 Lake Center Drive.

Musical guest, C. Baccus will be providing live entertainment during the event, and light refreshments will be offered as well.

The Little Foxes

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In a small Alabama town in the year 1900, a southern family’s selfish pursuit of the American Dream ends up destroying them and those they love. Three siblings –the manipulative Regina, the cruel and arrogant Oscar, and the possessive Benjamin—have decided to partner together to increase their already substantial, ill-gotten wealth. But Regina’s terminally ill husband, Horace, refuses to give them the money they need. In the end, blood and money mix with money coming out on top, leaving a broken family behind