Community Engagement

The City of Dayton's Fall Harvest Festival brought families together at Kettering Field Sports Complex for an afternoon of seasonal activities, including hayrides, trunk-or-treat, live entertainment, and community resources. The Revive35 Dayton team attended to share project information and connect with local residents.

The Twin Towers Community Resource Fair brought together more than 20 local organizations at Ruskin Elementary School, offering residents access to community resources, food, games, and activities. The Revive35 Dayton team attended to share project information and connect with neighborhood residents.

The annual Hispanic Heritage Festival, hosted by PACO Dayton, celebrated Hispanic culture and traditions through live music, dancing, food, art, and cultural exhibits. The event provided an opportunity for the Revive35 Dayton team to engage with attendees and raise awareness of the corridor reconnection and design study.

Dayton Porchfest brought free live music to porches throughout the historic St. Anne’s Hill neighborhood, celebrating the diversity of Dayton’s local music scene. The Revive35 Dayton team attended to introduce the project and share information with the community.