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    A new season of The Market at Mother Stewart's will begin Saturday, Jan. 17. This is a winter indoor version of the Springfield Farmers Market and will be 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with live music, drinks available and food trucks on site and will run each Saturday through the end of March. CONTRIBUTED
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    Market at Mother’s, flea market among weekend activities in Springfield
    Jay Demko (left) and Ella Jennings, of Wheeling, W. Va. band Exit Angles. The band will be bringing its spacious, post-rock sound to Yellow Cab on Jan. 16, alongside Just A Fire, Place Position, Isolation Drills and Oh Condor. RYAN JACQUOT/CONTRIBUTED
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    Exit Angles bring eclectic post-punk sound to Yellow Cab
    Rising comedian Becky Robinson will bring her national “Becky Robinson: The Beast in Me Tour” to the Clark State Performing Arts Center on March 20. Tickets are on sale. CONTRIBUTED
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    Comedian Becky Robinson added to Clark State PAC season
    Sing to karaoke favorites with MC Horton Hobbs at the State Theater at 7 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, Jan. 10, at the State Theater, 19 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield. FILE
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    Things to do in Springfield this weekend: Live music, brunch and an exotic pet expo
    Comedian Mike Canestaro will debut his first movie "Really Big Trouble" Jan. 22 and 24 at The Neon and Englewood Cinema. CONTRIBUTED
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    Local comedian to debut western spoof movie in January
    After six weeks of preliminary rounds, and taking home the win in the Funk / Jam / Reggae / Ska category the week prior, Empire Pool was voted the 2025 Dayton Battle of the Bands winner. VICTORIA SWEARINGEN/CONTRIBUTED
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    Dayton Battle of the Bands kicks off this month; Alternative/rock competitors up first
    Zack Sliver is a Marine Corps veteran, singer-songwriter and frontman of the Dayton band, Yuppie, known for combining lyric-driven storytelling with an alt-rock sound. CONTRIBUTED
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    Dayton band Yuppie reclaims a name and finds honesty in discomfort
    Cooley the Curator (left) and Don Johnson, producers of the documentary "Welcome to Rap Campp." The film is screening at the Brightside on Nov. 13. CONTRIBUTED
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    Documentary captures a 24-hour rap music recording session on Springfield farm
    Inside the S. Smithville Arby's on the day of Bass N Cheddar, the EDM rave that took place inside the fast food restaurant in August. CONTRIBUTED/DAKOTA DAVIDSON
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    I’m not supposed to be here: Inside Dayton’s exclusive DIY music scene
    Brooklyn, New York-based soul-blues band Chambers DesLauriers played a free concert at Levitt Pavilion in downtown Dayton on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2025, as part of the venue’s summer concert series in celebration of the Downtown Dayton Partnership’s annual Art in the City event. Dayton’s own Heather Redman & the Reputation opened the show. TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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    New Year’s Eve party at Belmont Billiards to feature Heather Redman & The Reputation
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    Column: Be like good King Wenceslas
    Lexington, Ky. alt-pop duo Rags & Riches performed at Base Camp Outdoors Co. on Nov. 14 as a part of the ‘25-’26 Levitt UpClose Series. CONTRIBUTED
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    Where are the next three Levitt UpClose series shows in Dayton? Guests find out 36 hours...
    Dative native Troy Campbell is returning to town to celebrate the reissue of his second solo album, "American Breakdown," on Dec. 18 at Blind Bob's. CONTRIBUTED
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    ‘Dayton did so much for me’: Musician Troy Campbell reissues landmark record
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    Baking for Christmas parties this weekend? Recipes from our holiday cookie contest...
    Youth performers rehearse a scene from Springfield Jr. Civic Theatre's upcoming production of Disney's "The Jungle Book KIDS" on Thursday, Dec. 18, Friday, Dec. 19 and Saturday, Dec. 20 at the John Legend Theater. CONTRIBUTED
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    Youth performers to stage kids’ version of ‘The Jungle Book’
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