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EARTH DAY FAIR!!! SATURDAY, APRIL 18, NOON-4. TOTALLY FREE, TOTALLY FUN! JOHN BRYAN COMMUNITY CENTER, FRONT LAWN. RAIN LOCATION AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TOY EXCHANGE, FREE SHOP (BRING AN ITEM TO TRADE, IF YOU WISH), SEED PLANTING FOR THE WEE-ONES, LOTS OF GREAT VENDORS, INFORMATION, MUSIC, AND SOME FOOD! WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR ON A SATURDAY AFTERNOON???
posted 4/14/2009 |
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A request to anyone that may be able to help - I have been trying to find a venue in which Dave Chappelle is performing stand-up. I have had no success for the past few years. Knowing that he is a member of your nearby community – I am not sure how I could be aware of any “last minute” stand up performances. I reside in Cincinnati and would gladly drive to Dayton to see a show. It would ABSOLUTELY make my year! Any suggestions or contacts you would recommend? Thank you so much for your time!!
posted 2/27/2009 |
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I have and idea for the use of Antioch college buildings. Santa fe New Mexico is the center for artist workshop. Why not use the dorms for visting students and the lecture halls for class rooms. Make
yellow springs, ohio the artist workshop mecca. I am an artist and I would be the first to take a class.
Thank You
Tom Hock
posted 10/2/2008 |
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Call to Artists for October Art Stroll Event
The Yellow Springs Arts Council invites the public and local artists to create a street inspired artwork (2d or 3d) for their Street Art Themed Art Party ( a celebration of art placed on streets, such as murals, posters, stickers, graffiti, stencil art, wheat pastes, LED graffiti, light graffiti, 3d objects, found art, etc) on the night of Art Stroll (19th October). The work will be exhibited one night at the Art Party located at the Hip Joint (senior Center Hall) at 227 Xenia Avenue and then subsequently exhibited at the John Bryan Community Gallery for one month. There is no entry fee, work should be delivered at the time the event starts at 6pm with name, address/phone number, title and price attached to the work.
There will be live music, video slide show, small found art project (NOT found art as in objet trouvé, but art made with the intent to be found).
posted 8/30/2007 |
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The Chamberpot Gallery: the lid is up, and so is our new exhibit. Opening reception is Art Stroll night June 15th 6:00-10:00pm at the Yellow Springs Train Station. Food, refreshments and music will be provided. For more information please visit: www.chamberpotgallery.com
Don't forget to check out the arts council blog.
http://ysarts.blogspot.com/
posted 5/31/2007 |
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The Yellow Springs Arts council now has a blog highlighting art and artists in Yellow Springs.
www.ysarts.blogspot.com
posted 12/15/2006 |
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Hello! Not sure if you are interested, but our loghome is going to be featured in the November issue of Ohio Magazine which is due to arrive on newsstands on November 3rd.
If you would like more information, please email at pamelabellamy@sbcglobal.net or 767-7464.
Thanks
Ken and Pam Bellamy
posted 10/24/2006 |
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No bystanders! Audience, artists and performers will be thrown together as one at the IS IT ART? ART SHOW. This one night art happening event will be held on Friday, October 20th from 6:00-10:00pm during the Yellow Springs Art Stroll.
The event, sponsored by the Yellow Springs Arts Council, will be located at Gregory’s Studio of Wonder at 134 Dayton Street in Yellow Springs.
The evening will include visual and performance art, live music by Digititis, DJ spun tracks and other surprises. This experience is not to be missed! Come to experience, explore and question the nature of art. For more information email chamberpotgallery@yahoo.com.
posted 10/13/2006 |
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My husband Tim was the associate pastor at Yellow Springs Christian Center in the late 1980's. If anyone attends there, please say "Hi" to Pastor Ray. Pray all is well there. We loved the cozy town of Yellow Springs.
We especially liked the ice cream at Youngs Dairy.
posted 6/4/2006 |
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The Yellow Springs Arts Council has a new art gallery space opening in Yellow Springs. The grand opening is June 16th art stroll night. Please visit our website for more info and view a few samples of the artwork at:
www.sitekreator.com/chamberpotgallery/
posted 4/17/2006 |
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Yellow Springs Arts Council presents "The ChamberPot Gallery", a curated art space in a non traditional setting. Grand opening is 16th June. For info please visit.
www.sitekreator.com/chamberpotgallery/
posted 4/12/2006 |
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Rose Friedman (aka really rosie), who lived in YSO from 1986-91 and attended the Antioch School, will be in town May 4-5 performing with Bread & Puppet Theater. She wants to see her friends, neighbors, schoolmates, and teachers! Please e-mail her at rosecheney@yahoo.com or come to a performance!
posted 4/6/2006 |
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Dear Class of 1976
30 is just around the corner (few months at best) Has anyone started any kind of reunion ideas? the 20th was GREAT! I'd love to come back east for a gathering, but I haven't heard anything yet...I'm out in good old Califonia...lets keep in touch and plan something fun!
Simone Stave Demarzi
posted 3/30/2006 |
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Class of 1996, it's that time everyone.
It's been 10 years and we gotta get back together for our high school reunion. So get yourself together and stop worrying about your career, your weight, your hair, or lack there of, your car or your plans.
We went through some tough years together and it would be great to see how well we've all done. Besides I heard the 2006 class is almost as bad as we were!
Can't possible be tru
It will be in YS, somewhere. We'll have food, wine, beer, and with hope door prizes and gifts.
So Contact Adrienne Chesire or Katie Moles.
adriennes_mail@yahoo.com
I promise it will be worth the trip.
posted 2/10/2006 |
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Class of 70, I need David Anderson's address and/or phone number. Last I knew he was in Florida, but lately saw my Mom in YSO. He gave her something for me and I would like to thank him ( and pay him my part of the bet! after 40 years???) please email me.--Nick Dewey
posted 10/6/2005 |
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I grew up in Yellow Springs in the 80's and what a wonderful time it was. At that time it was the best place to raise your children and let them be free, we would leave the house in the morning and not come home till supper. And how many people have the Glen Helen in thier backyards. It's the most down to earth place I know. Most of the best years of my life are in Yellow Springs, from the theater acts at Antioch to kicking back in the Glen, it's my favorite place to be.
posted 10/5/2005 |
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Hi Everyone,
My name is Mark Lupton. I lived in Yellow Springs during my rite of puberty passage, in 1965-1968. It was here that I experienced my first theatre, Oliver, out at the amphitheatre at Antioch in 1966, my first great girlfriend in Susan Holster, my first black girlfriend in Robin Carter, and friends like Doug Johnson, Nicky Carter, Mark Stewart, Patty Schilling, Scott Perdue, (and his sister Patty, oh my), Barry and Barbara Bullen, Barbara Palao, and others.
My family is having a family reunion in Blue Licks Battlefield Park, KY (near Cincinatti)in July, and I'd like to take a few days to come north to Yellow Springs. I have made this pilgramage to YS before, some 15 years after I lived there last, This time though, it's been 23 years since my last visit, 15 years after, lol. I'm 51 now and still love those memories.
I want to see the college. I want to see the pharmacy on the corner and Barbara and Barry's dad's restaurant next to it. Those French Fries were so good. I want to see the Little Art Theatre and repay it $40 I took way back when gang when the window was left unattended hours before the theatre opened. I want to try and find the cave (down in the Glen) where I kept those quarters ($40) and payed for French Fries and coke for 3 months after school at Dick and Harry's (I think that is what it was called.
Just come back to a memory for a bit, ya know?
I will arrive on July 15, and will stay through the 17th. Anyone out there who was there in 1965-8? Anyone out there who might be willing to B&B for me?
Please contact me at parkchase@aol.com,
Thanks so Much,
Mark Lupton
posted 6/1/2005 |
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My Aunt and Uncle (Bessie and Russ Grisso) owned the Glen Cafe in Yellow Springs in the mid to late 50's. I have many wonderful memories of summer vacation visiting them and the cafe (I worked for them sometimes). I remember all the wonderful "regular" patrons that used to come in there - all from different walks of life (the DeWines came in every Sunday for dinner). Anybody out there remember my aunt and uncle, or their son, Mark? Both have passed on, but Mark lives in Mobile, Alabama.
sbunn@woh.rr.com
posted 5/12/2005 |
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I lived in Yellow Springs in 1949 when I attended 1st grade. My mother was manager of the restaurant which is now known as Peach's Cafe. At that time it was known as 68 Cafe. Does anyone reading this remember those times in Yellow Springs? dsmith43@indy.rr.com
posted 5/6/2005 |
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In answer to the Virginia Crandall post - there is a Virginia Crandall who resides in Yellow Springs. I am not aware of any email address or phone number, but am friends with her grandson.
I hope you are able to find her. peacheykiss@hotmail.com
posted 5/4/2005 |
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I'm researching my family history and have found a connection with a MRS VIRGINIA CRANDALL who I know was living in Yellow Springs in 1986. Any information would be welcome.
bwmca1@ntlworld.com
Brian McAuliffe
West Wickham
UK
posted 4/18/2005 |
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Artist info about Corrine Bayraktaroglu and Jan Jackson. We are no longer members of Village Artisans Gallery in Yellow Springs. For those interested in our work we are represented currently by "alley frame and art" at : 5 North Elm Street, West Carrollton, Ohio 45449 phone: 937-859-8395
From Corrine: I want to extend a thank you to all those who came into Village Artisans and who bought my work and/or encouraged me and supported me in my artistic journey. I will miss your smiling faces :)
posted 1/5/2005 |
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I'm back in YS after nine years on the road - doing earth healing and community-building work like so many other lightworkers. I've just finished up three seasons as a staff teacher at Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in Rhinebeck NY. There I co-founded a Peace Program ("Building Peace From the Ground Up"); and started a program in Devic Gardening.
Here in Yellow Springs I'm carrying the vision of a Peace School, and looking for dialogues with all kinds of resident peacemakers. So far the vision includes a Folk School, a Peace Library, a Farm and Garden School, and the planting of Peace Gardens, Groves, and a Peace Forest.
This is a community Heart-building project, and could prove an incredible draw to the goodness of the village, bringing in all kinds of wonderful support. Those interested, those carrying peace school visions and dreams, please contact me. The energy's moving!
cell # (937)304-4006
posted 12/31/2004 |
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ART GALLERIES and ART SPACES OF YELLOW SRPINGS.
Two volunteers in the Yellow Springs community have put together an art map highlighting art galleries and spaces that showcase artists' work in Yellow Springs. For those art lovers visiting Yellow Springs, look out for them in local art galleries around town. Hope you enjoy exploring Yellow Springs and all the arts that are showcased here.
posted 5/15/2004 |
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