Event Description:
Prepare for a powerful and unforgettable evening as we premiere Disrupting Dayton, a documentary that sheds light on the 1966 Dayton Riots and the courageous efforts to desegregate the city's communities and schools. This film explores untold stories of resistance, resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice that shaped Dayton, Ohio. Whether you're passionate about history, social justice, or community, this film will leave a lasting impact.

But this is more than just a film screening—this is a full cultural experience!

• Art Show: Discover the revolutionary artwork of Emory Douglas, former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party. His bold pieces capture the spirit of activism, resistance, and hope that resonates with today’s movements.

• Dinner: Savor a delicious meal from a local Black-owned business (to be announced). Choose between vegetarian and meat options when you purchase your ticket. Food is limited, so be sure to pre-order to guarantee your meal. Limited availability for those who don’t pre-purchase.

• Post-Film Discussion: After the film, engage in a powerful and insightful discussion with the filmmakers and local community leaders. Dive into the history of Dayton’s fight for equality and explore what’s next for our own communities.

Tickets:
$30 inludes your meal!
Dinner must be pre-purchased during checkout. Limited food will be available on-site if not pre-ordered.

Bring your friends, your family, and anyone passionate about justice and history. This is a night to connect, learn, and be inspired by stories of real change.