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May 6, 2009
The purchase of the Dayton Arcade is complete. The new owners, Gunther Berg and Wendell Strutz, plan to begin restoration in 2010. Peter Emmons of Baltimore has been named as the contractor for the project. read more
March 2009
New Arcade owners, Gunther Berg and Wendell Strutz say they will begin work on the Arcade in 6 months (see the full story).
The building was purchased on March 12 by Dayton Arcade LLC. Read more on the Dayton Daily News website. The new owners plan to restore the building to its former glory. More on their plans.
June 29, 2008
Tea to benefit the Arcade is a great success. Held on the terrace of the beautifullyrenovated Kuhn's building, patrons were restored with hope for the Arcade. Read more..
Jan 24, 2008
Dayton Daily News article publicizes Friends of Dayton's Arcade's plans for publishing a book about the Dayton Arcade's history based on stories gathered from the community.
Dec 13, 2007
Dayton Daily News announces a deal to purchase the Arcade is on the table!! Read about the last developments in Dayton Daily News articles from Dec 12 and Dec 13, 2007.
Nov 23, 2007
Approximately 500 people escaped the frigid breeze at Dayton's Grande Illumination and enjoyed a tour of the Arcade. Children and adults of all ages were treated to their first view of the Arcade. Veteran patrons shared their fondest memories of the Arcade's active years.
Nov 6, 2007
According to local news sources, the efforts of the Friends to Save the Arcade has successfully sparked the interest of the community. Read more at the Dayton Daily News website. The Arcade was also featured on Channel 7's Morning News.
Sept 16, 2007
The turnout for Friday's Urban Night tours exceeded expectations. Approximately 2500 people waited patiently in a thick line that extended around the corner. Groups of 15-20 were led though the rotunda area and past the arcade by tour guides who shared their knowledge and memories of the Arcade complex. Participants shared their own memories and hopes for its future redevelopment. Those who were seeing the Arcade for the first time were amazed by its beauty and, like its past patrons, disdained by its neglect. The small donation boxes overflowed and orders were taken for merchandise that sold out. All pledge forms were snatched up, but a printable copy is available at the bottom of this page. Watch this site and view all of its pages for further updates and developments.
Sept 15, 2007
Dayton Daily News article and photos of Urban Nights
Aug 30,2007
Thursday's Rally was a modest success. Friends of the Arcade were joined by former residents who were interviewed by retired WHIO-TV personality, M.C. Bette Rogge. Five decades of memories of shopping at and living in the Arcade were shared, while Tom Scheidt played bagpipes in the background. Media coverage was provided by WHIO-TV and WDNT-TV2 and was aired on the 6 pm and 11 pm news. Sales of our Save the Arcade buttons, Arcade bookmarks, DVD of Arcade photos, new Calendar/Poster and Arcade notecards went well.
Aug 28, 2007
Read Dale Huffman's article "Uproar Over Demolition Returns" and email a response to: dhuffman@DaytonDailyNews.com
Aug 20, 2007
We have been given permission to conduct public tours of the inside of the Arcade on Urban Nights!
Since the close of the Arcade in the 1980's this has been an extremely rare occurrence...don't miss this unique opportunity! Enter at the 4th St. entrance near Ludlow.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the raffle of the Ford SUV has been cancelled. Check this website for other upcoming fund-raising events.
Friday, July 27
We held our 2nd Grassroots Public Meeting of Friends to Save the Arcade, Thursday, July 26, 12 noon, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. We met at the Dayton Metro Library, 2nd floor auditorium, 215 E. Third St., Dayton. Dayton Daily News reporter Evan Millward (EMillward@daytondailynews.com) was at the meeting and joined us for a tour of the Arcade. Evan did a terrific article about the Arcade with great colorful stunning photos of the Arcade and Great Rotunda by DDN photographer Teesha McClam (TMcClam@daytondailynews.com) in the Dayton Daily News, Friday, July 27. Take a look at the article on page A4 or go online to daytondailynews.com to Local News for text of the article.
In the past month we have opened Friends to Save the Arcade Office, 137 N. Main St., Suite 200, Dayton. Special thanks to Gem Realty for donating the office space and support services.
The purchase of the Dayton Arcade is complete. The new owners, Gunther Berg and Wendell Strutz, plan to begin restoration in 2010. Peter Emmons of Baltimore has been named as the contractor for the project. read more
March 2009
New Arcade owners, Gunther Berg and Wendell Strutz say they will begin work on the Arcade in 6 months (see the full story).
The building was purchased on March 12 by Dayton Arcade LLC. Read more on the Dayton Daily News website. The new owners plan to restore the building to its former glory. More on their plans.
June 29, 2008
Tea to benefit the Arcade is a great success. Held on the terrace of the beautifullyrenovated Kuhn's building, patrons were restored with hope for the Arcade. Read more..
Jan 24, 2008
Dayton Daily News article publicizes Friends of Dayton's Arcade's plans for publishing a book about the Dayton Arcade's history based on stories gathered from the community.
Dec 13, 2007
Dayton Daily News announces a deal to purchase the Arcade is on the table!! Read about the last developments in Dayton Daily News articles from Dec 12 and Dec 13, 2007.
Nov 23, 2007
Approximately 500 people escaped the frigid breeze at Dayton's Grande Illumination and enjoyed a tour of the Arcade. Children and adults of all ages were treated to their first view of the Arcade. Veteran patrons shared their fondest memories of the Arcade's active years.
Nov 6, 2007
According to local news sources, the efforts of the Friends to Save the Arcade has successfully sparked the interest of the community. Read more at the Dayton Daily News website. The Arcade was also featured on Channel 7's Morning News.
Sept 16, 2007
The turnout for Friday's Urban Night tours exceeded expectations. Approximately 2500 people waited patiently in a thick line that extended around the corner. Groups of 15-20 were led though the rotunda area and past the arcade by tour guides who shared their knowledge and memories of the Arcade complex. Participants shared their own memories and hopes for its future redevelopment. Those who were seeing the Arcade for the first time were amazed by its beauty and, like its past patrons, disdained by its neglect. The small donation boxes overflowed and orders were taken for merchandise that sold out. All pledge forms were snatched up, but a printable copy is available at the bottom of this page. Watch this site and view all of its pages for further updates and developments.
Sept 15, 2007
Dayton Daily News article and photos of Urban Nights
Aug 30,2007
Thursday's Rally was a modest success. Friends of the Arcade were joined by former residents who were interviewed by retired WHIO-TV personality, M.C. Bette Rogge. Five decades of memories of shopping at and living in the Arcade were shared, while Tom Scheidt played bagpipes in the background. Media coverage was provided by WHIO-TV and WDNT-TV2 and was aired on the 6 pm and 11 pm news. Sales of our Save the Arcade buttons, Arcade bookmarks, DVD of Arcade photos, new Calendar/Poster and Arcade notecards went well.
Aug 28, 2007
Read Dale Huffman's article "Uproar Over Demolition Returns" and email a response to: dhuffman@DaytonDailyNews.com
Aug 20, 2007
We have been given permission to conduct public tours of the inside of the Arcade on Urban Nights!
Since the close of the Arcade in the 1980's this has been an extremely rare occurrence...don't miss this unique opportunity! Enter at the 4th St. entrance near Ludlow.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the raffle of the Ford SUV has been cancelled. Check this website for other upcoming fund-raising events.
Friday, July 27
We held our 2nd Grassroots Public Meeting of Friends to Save the Arcade, Thursday, July 26, 12 noon, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. We met at the Dayton Metro Library, 2nd floor auditorium, 215 E. Third St., Dayton. Dayton Daily News reporter Evan Millward (EMillward@daytondailynews.com) was at the meeting and joined us for a tour of the Arcade. Evan did a terrific article about the Arcade with great colorful stunning photos of the Arcade and Great Rotunda by DDN photographer Teesha McClam (TMcClam@daytondailynews.com) in the Dayton Daily News, Friday, July 27. Take a look at the article on page A4 or go online to daytondailynews.com to Local News for text of the article.
In the past month we have opened Friends to Save the Arcade Office, 137 N. Main St., Suite 200, Dayton. Special thanks to Gem Realty for donating the office space and support services.
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