Good morning, Montgomery County. Roll out the red carpet! Dayton's Jewish Film Festival marks a quarter-century milestone this June with an impressive lineup spanning comedies, thrillers and documentaries across multiple venues. The festival intentionally leans into lighter fare this year while bringing films typically reserved for major metropolitan areas right to our doorstep—a cultural celebration that feels particularly meaningful amid rising anti-Semitism nationwide.
From cinematic experiences to culinary adventures, National Hamburger Day arrives May 28 with over 100 local options to satisfy your cravings, from last year's champion Slyder's Tavern to beloved chains and food trucks. Meanwhile, Hollywood's spotlight shines directly on Dayton as multiple film and TV productions actively cast local talent, offering hourly rates up to $75 for those ready to step into the frame. Who knew your big break might be just an audition away?
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🎬 Dayton's Jewish Film Festival turns 25 with a star-studded lineup. The milestone celebration, running June 5-29, features 11 feature films and five shorts spanning comedies, thrillers, dramas and documentaries. Opening with the comedy "Matchmaking," the festival will screen at multiple venues including UD's Glass Center and The Neon. Organizers intentionally selected lighter fare this year while showcasing films typically only available in major cities. Amid rising anti-Semitism, the festival celebrates Jewish culture through diverse storytelling, including the closing film "Midas Man" about Beatles manager Brian Epstein.
🍔 Dayton celebrates National Hamburger Day with 100+ burger destinations. The list of restaurants was compiled from nominations for Best of Dayton's 2025 Best Hamburger contest. Options range from local favorites like Slyder's Tavern (last year's winner) to popular chains like Five Guys and Wendy's. Establishments include traditional diners, brewpubs, food trucks, and upscale restaurants across the Dayton region. Hungry residents can use this comprehensive guide to satisfy their burger cravings on May 28.
🎬 Hollywood dreams are casting in Dayton right now. Several film and TV projects are actively seeking talent in the Ohio city and surrounding areas. "Unwritten," a short film, is looking for actors of various ages with pay averaging $50 per hour. Meanwhile, feature films like "Lowball" and "Dexter vs Michael Myers" are casting nationwide and in Cincinnati respectively, offering higher rates around $75 hourly. Other nearby opportunities include "The Antihero" scripted show in Columbus and "A Tale of Two" short film casting in Louisville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis.
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