Discover the Dayton Arcade
THE ARCADE IS BACK!
Discover the perfect blend of work, play, and leisure at the Dayton Arcade, a vibrant mixed-use development. Explore a dynamic community where modern residences, innovation space, dining, entertainment, and the arts seamlessly come together.
Whether you're grabbing a coffee, browsing local galleries, or enjoying an evening out, the Dayton Arcade offers something for everyone.
The newly revitalized Arcade is not a shopping mall, a food court, or a public square. This is not the Arcade of the past, this is the Arcade of the future.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
PLAN YOUR VISIT TO THE ARCADE
A lot has changed about the Arcade since the last time you may have visited over 30 years ago!
It is important to plan your visit to the Arcade in advance and check with individual tenants to see their hours of operation. Not all areas of the Arcade are currently open to the public, including the Arcade's Rotunda event space.
BEFORE YOU MAKE THE TRIP:
ARCADE DINING
Gather by Ghostlight - 37 W. Fourth Street
Bistro-style fare highlight coffee, breakfast, lunch, and small plate options with a robust craft cocktail and wine program.
Table 33 - 45 W. Fourth Street
Fresh New American farm-to-table fare featuring brunch, dinner, and a full bar with an extensive wine list.
ARCADE FIRST FLOOR
TENANTS
THE CONTEMPORARY DAYTON - 25 W. Fourth Street
A group of artists and art lovers who believe that a vital visuals arts community is essential to the life of the community. From gallery talks and exhibit openings to professional development workshops, they provide opportunities to meet others who share an interest in art and to learn about and support contemporary visual art.
6888 Kitchen Incubator - 32 S. Ludlow Street
6888 Kitchen (pronounced 6 triple 8) is a multi-phased project with business curriculum development during the first phase. This first phase will be the creation of OH Taste LLC's Sharpen the Axe (STA) Program, covering a wide range of topics related to running successful food business.
6888 Kitchen’s second phase will center on the design, build-out, and full operation of the commercial kitchen and storage space.
WYSO Public Radio - 15 W. Fourth St.
WYSO is a listener-supported, community-owned public radio station serving Southwest Ohio with news, music, and storytelling. WYSO reaches fourteen counties in southwest Ohio with a potential audience of nearly two million.
With twenty-one full-time staff members and dozens of volunteers, WYSO produces over 40 hours of original local content each week.
Arcade Event Space
The Rotunda has been resurrected as an active public and private event space, managed by Culture Works Events. While community members are encouraged to visit when there is not a private event, it is important to make sure the Rotunda will be open.
Currently, the Rotunda does not have public hours.
PLAY
WORK
The Hub Powered by PNC
A joint venture of The Entrepreneurs Center and University of Dayton's Crotty Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, The Hub offers coordinated and centralized resources for the region's entrepreneurs, innovators, builders, creators, inventors, students & teachers.
CULTURE WORKS
Culture Works is the funding, advocacy, and service organization that passionately inspires, supports, and sustains arts and culture in the Dayton Region. Culture Works is proud to be the largest provider of general operating support for many nonprofit arts organizations operating in the Dayton Region.
I Heart Media
With over 860 live broadcast stations in 160 markets across America, there's an iHeartRadio station where you live. Stations broadcasting out of the historic Dayton Arcade include:
YOUR BUSINESS!
The Arcade is an incubator for unique ideas and opportunities to put Dayton at the forefront of tomorrow's big innovations. We believe that history is made here, and we want to foster Dayton's best and brightest via a continuing cycle of inspiration. Let us know how we can help get your big idea off the ground.
THE ARTS LOFTS at the Arcade
The Art Lofts at the Dayton Arcade are tailored (but not limited) to the needs and desires of artistic professionals, makers, and creative-class entrepreneurs. Amenities for residents include a fitness center, business center, club room, and on-site property management services.
DOWNTOWN LIVING
Downtown living is in high demand, and it’s easy to see why. Imagine living literally just steps away from the best independent restaurants and breweries, art galleries and theaters, baseball games and festivals, kayaking and recreational trails. Imagine walking or biking to work. Imagine meeting new, diverse people and getting plugged into an exciting scene – becoming part of a city on the move.