and in and out of its restaurants, bars and shops Thursday evening.
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The Stivers School for the Arts students swayed and stepped to the theme from the HBO show “Treme” that two classmates played on a trombone and a trumpet.
The New Orleans-style second line of student artists was led by Eva Buttacavoli, the executive director of the Dayton Visual Arts Center.
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They carried some of the artwork included in DVAC’s 24th Annual Art Auction, which will take place at 6 p.m. Friday, April 27 at Sinclair Community College’s Ponitz Center,
444 W Third St., downtown Dayton.
Tickets for the event are $50 for DVAC members, $60 for nonmembers and $75 at the door.
INFO & TICKETS: daytonvisualarts.org | 937-224-3822
We were with the students as they made a ruckus in the name of art in a handful of Fifth Street businesses that included Bonnett’s Book Store; Blind Bob’s; Lucky’s Taproom, Goodwill, Lily’s Bistro and Corner Kitchen.
Buttacavoli gave away free tickets to surprised diners and shoppers along the way.
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