🎭 Dayton Live brings 300+ performances to the heart of downtown annually. Led by President and CEO Gabriel Van Aalst, the organization showcases touring Broadway shows, comedians, concerts, films, and family entertainment throughout the year. Van Aalst provides valuable insights into downtown Dayton's cultural landscape and development. His perspective comes as downtown Dayton experiences renewal, with the historic Arcade welcoming new tenants and the Oregon District seeing fresh business growth.
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🥯 Yellow Springs bagel sensation finds new home in Dayton. Bootleg Bagels, started by Benjamin Bullock during the pandemic, will open a brick-and-mortar location at 735 Wayne Avenue this fall. What began as a small operation producing 80-100 bagels daily quickly doubled in size due to overwhelming demand. The new 2,300-square-foot bakery will offer their popular everything mix bagels alongside an expanded menu of baked goods, sandwiches, and coffee. Bullock credits his success to good recipes and technique, including the use of malt syrup in the dough and boiling bagels in a lye solution.
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🧵 Dayton Arcade welcomes unique cross-stitch and book shop this summer. Nook & Needle, owned by siblings Kat Jones-Shank and Brian Jones, will offer modern and traditional cross-stitch supplies alongside curated literature. The boutique plans to host stitching meets, reading circles, and workshops beginning this fall, creating a space where "people can slow down, create, and connect." As Dayton's only dedicated cross-stitch store, it joins other incoming businesses like Smales Pretzel Bakery and Luke's Custom Cakes in the North Arcade retail marketplace.
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Stylish townhome near everything: Priced at $250,000, this Washington Township townhome offers carefree condo living with a pool, updated kitchen, three bedrooms including a primary with en suite, and convenient access to shopping and Centerville Schools.