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BE DOWNTOWN
Find something fun to do with our calendar of downtown events.
There's always something fun going on downtown! Below you'll find a list of events scheduled for today. Use the filters at the top to find events by date, keyword, and more. You can also view the calendar by month or as a list of 20 events at a time.
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Downtown Events Calendar
Exhibit: Echoes Through Time
Wednesday, November 9, 2022
An event every day that begins at 12:00 am, repeating until Friday, December 9, 2022
Dayton Metro Library will host Echoes Through Time in the Main Library’s Opportunity Space @ St. Clair, Wednesday, November 9 – Friday, December 9.
Echoes Through Time is a typographic poster exhibition and a collaborative experiential-learning project between Michelle Hayford, Minnita Daniel-Cox, and Misty Thomas-Trout. It presents a theatrical visualization of the legacy of Dayton native and world-renowned poet Paul Laurence Dunbar through theatre, song, and graphic design.
While the posters will remain on display during normal operating hours at the Library, on Friday, November 18, from 4-6 pm, a celebratory reception will be held in the Opportunity Space @ St. Clair, with a special theatrical performance.
With support from DML, the University of Dayton Department of Art and Design, and the University of Dayton Office of Experiential Learning, UD graphic design students, under the direction of Thomas-Trout, will explore and analyze the history of Dunbar through the practical, poetic, and persuasive nature of typography.
For more information about the exhibit, visit DaytonMetroLibrary.org/Programs or call the Library’s Ask Me Line at 937.463.2665.