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Raffle with prizes valued at minimum of $100 among new features at Art Ball

For the first time in the history of the Dayton Art Institute’s festive Art Ball, people throughout the community can buy raffle tickets for the 100 prizes awarded on the night of the event without being present to win.This year’s ball, one of the area’s premier gala events, is slated ...

What is a Masterpiece? is a new interactive method of learning about art in the permanent collection that uses QR codes and mobile technology to provide guests with in-depth information about select works in the collection. Museum-supplied iPads may be checked out at the Guest Services desk for $3 for four hours, or guests may access ‘What Is a Masterpiece?’ through their own mobile devices. The detail shows the painting and information about “Sea Change” by Helen Frankenthaler. JIM WITMER / STAFF

How technology is changing visitors’ experiences at the Dayton Art Institute

Technology is changing art museums, just as it’s changing so many other aspects of life.A great case in point is “What is a Masterpiece?” a new initiative at the Dayton Art Institute that allows visitors to learn a lot more fascinating information about 50 of the museum’s greatest treasures. Future ...

Cincinnati artist Tony Luensman creates a new interactive installation called “I See The Rhythm” that will be part of the Experiencenter exhibit at the Dayton Art Institute. BARBARA J. PERENIC/STAFF

New interactive exhibit blends music and art

Thursdays are a special time for Jessica Roller and her 2-year-old daughter, Wren.“We come every week for Tiny Thursdays,” said the Kettering mom, an artist who enjoys spending time in a museum environment.On a recent Thursday, the trip was extra-special: the Dayton Art Institute had just opened “I See the ...

Bruce Evans, pictured at OktoberFest at the Dayton Art Institute, 1986.

Bruce Evans, former Dayton Art Institute director, dies at age 72

Bruce Haselton Evans, who served as the director of the Dayton Art Institute from 1974 to 1991, died Tuesday, May 14, in Brevard, N.C., at the age of 72. Evans, who began his Dayton career as a curator at the museum in 1965, is credited with a last-minute rescue of ...

Homefull needs household goods

Homefull, once known as The Other Place, is marking a 25th anniversary of service to the community. The non-profit organization, which serves homeless men, women and children, got its start in the basement of Christ Episcopal Church in downtown Dayton in 1988. It was founded by Sister Dorothy Kammerer. The ...

Dr. Katrina Paulding, a family physician, decided to have preventive surgeries after learning she has the breast cancer gene. TY GREENLEES/STAFF

A heart-wrenching decision

As we were reminded just one week ago, even the rich and famous can be faced with agonizing health decisions. In the case of actress Angelina Jolie, the critical question was this: Do I have my healthy breasts removed to reduce my chances of getting breast cancer? After testing positive ...

Mezzo soprano Stephanie Blythe at the Schuster.

Victoria announces Cool Film series

The names of the 12 films that will be shown this summer at the Victoria Theatre Association's popular Cool Films Series have just been announced.New this year is "Reel Late At the Vic," a series of films that will screen at 10:30 p.m. They include Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" on ...

The Victoria Theatre Association invited 10,000 10-year-olds from Miami Valley school districts over three days, May 13-15, to see performances at the Schuster Center by The Mayhem Poets, a group performing spoken word. Spoken Word is a contemporary art form used to promote social and civic leadership. The Mayhem Poets perform with a student from Fairborn Intermediate School during the show. LISA POWELL/STAFF

10,000 10-year-olds take over the Schuster

Yellow school buses surrounded the Benjamin & Marian Schuster Center this week as 10,000 10-year-olds descended on the popular downtown Dayton venue.The idea was to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Schuster by entertaining 10,000 children who were born in the year the Schuster Center was built. School groups from ...

McDonald House needs your pull-tabs

It’s that time of year when we remind you to gather up the pull-tabs you’ve been saving and deliver them to the pull-tab event at the PNC 2nd Street Market. Those little tabs can make a big difference in the lives of families of critically ill or injured hospitalized babies ...

Karen Brace, daughter of the late Dr. Benjamin and Marian Schuster, accepts an arts patron award on behalf of her parents at the 2013 Governor’s Awards for the Arts in Ohio on Wednesday in Columbus. At right is Ohio Sen. Keith Faber. Three local recipients were awarded: the Schusters as arts patrons, Stivers School for the Arts for arts education and PNC Bank for business support of the arts. LISA POWELL / STAFF

Dayton has three winners at Ohio arts awards

Daytonians had reason to rejoice on Wednesday at a Columbus luncheon celebrating the 2013 Governor’s Awards for the Arts in Ohio. Three of this year’s eight honorees had Dayton connections. Awards went to Stivers School for the Arts for arts education, posthumously to Dr. Benjamin and Mrs. Marian Schuster as ...

Have you had BRCA testing?

In preparation for a health story related to Angelina Jolie’s decision to have a double mastectomy, we’d like to speak to women in our region who have had genetic testing and discovered they have a mutation in the BRCA gene that will increase breast cancer risk. We’d like to know ...

The cast of “Next to Normal”: (Top floor) Eric Michael Krop (Gabe); (Second floor left to right) Emily Price (Natalie), Jon Hacker (Henry) and Trisha Rapier (Diana); (First floor left to right) Jamie Cordes (Dan) and J.J. Tiemeyer (Dr. Madden/Dr. Fine). Contributed photo by Scott Kimmins

“Next To Normal” opens at the Victoria Theatre

An emotionally drained audience left the Victoria Theatre Tuesday night following the local premiere of the Tony-Award winning musical, “Next to Normal.”The show, on stage through May 19, isn’t your typical Broadway musical, and there were those who emerged visibly shaken and wiping away tears.Many arrived not certain what was ...

The Q the Music concert will feature third-graders from Ruskin PreK-8 School. Contributed photo

Youth music program pairs students with professionals

Nine-year-old Honesty Garcia never stops smiling when she talks about her viola — even after a long day at school and an hour-and-a-half rehearsal. “I like how it sounds,” she said. “It’s fun to play, and I keep coming because I don’t want to give up in the middle.” Honesty ...

Maureen Serena with grandsons Jack and Nick Bratton and daughter Jenni Bratton. CONTRIBUTED

The challenges, rewards of motherhood

Motherhood is both the best job in the world and also one of the hardest, social psychologist and author Susan Newman said. “For mothers, guilt is the biggest challenge,” said Newman, who blogs for Psychology Today Magazine and has most recently written “The Case for the Only Child: Your Essential ...

Clothes That Work needs clothing and accessories

More than 18,000 people have benefited from the services of Clothes That Work, the wonderful grassroots organization that since 1998 has been outfitting men and women who are seeking jobs. In addition to providing professional clothing that will help candidates look and feel their best when applying for jobs, the ...

Scenic designer David A. Centers created the three-story house for the upcoming production of the musical, “Next to Normal.” Shown: his set model. Contributed photo

“Next to Normal,” Tony Award/Pulitzer Prize winning musical, will premiere locally

One of New York’s most earth-shaking new musicals will have its local premiere when The Human Race Theatre Company presents “Next to Normal.” The rock musical will be on stage May 7-19 at Dayton’s Victoria Theatre as part of the Premier Health Broadway series. Heralded for bringing the often-suppressed subject ...

Classical 88.1 announces Young Talent Search winners

Congratulations to the seven winners of WDPR’s Fifth Annual Young Talent Search. These students will show off their talents in a free public concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 19, at the University of Dayton’s Sears Recital Hall. This year’s honorees include two violists, a trumpeter, a soprano and three ...

Pecha Kucha nights have become a popular form of entertainment in the Miami Valley. In this unique presentation, 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each. The fast-paced formula makes the nights varied and fun. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

PK Nights offer a community show-and-tell

Don’t be intimidated by the name — or the fact that you can’t pronounce it. A PechaKucha night offers an unusual opportunity to learn a little bit about a variety of intriguing subjects in a relaxed environment — all presented by everyday people who are passionate about the topics they’ve ...

Group seeks baby items for diaper bag drive

In recent weeks, we’ve encouraged readers to make a difference by voting for Hannah’s Treasure Chest, a finalist in the IKEA Life Improvement Co-worker Challenge. The non-profit organization, also known as HTC, teams with community partners in four counties to enrich the lives of children in need by providing essential ...

This theater image released by The O+M Company shows the cast during a performance of the musical “Kinky Boots.” Tory Ross is on the far right side of the photo, middle level, in a blue shirt with rolled up sleeves. ASSOCIATED PRESS

Actress with local ties part of cast of Tony Award’s top nominated production

NEW YORK (AP) — The Cyndi Lauper-scored “Kinky Boots” has earned a leading 13 Tony Award nominations, with the British import “Matilda: The Musical” close behind with 12. “Kinky Boots” is based on the 2005 British movie about a real-life shoe factory that struggles until it finds new life in ...

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