Levitt parking guide
Best places to park for Levitt Pavilion Dayton
These are the five closest imported downtown parking locations to Levitt Pavilion at 134 S. Main St.. Reibold Garage is first and is also highlighted by Levitt for event parking.
Date and time
Aug 14, 2026
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Location
Dayton
Price
Free
RSVPs
0 going
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These are the five closest imported downtown parking locations to Levitt Pavilion at 134 S. Main St.. Reibold Garage is first and is also highlighted by Levitt for event parking.
American Patchwork Quartet (APQ), led by multi-GRAMMY® award-winning guitarist/vocalist Clay Ross, binds timeless American folk songs with jazz sophistication, country twang, West African hypnotics, and East Asian ornamentation. APQ’s sound is a masterful confluence of tradition and innovation, transcending culture, politics, and ideology. Their debut was recently nominated for “Best Folk Album” at the 67th GRAMMY® Awards. A southern-born roots music aficionado, Ross is also the founder of the world-renowned Gullah group Ranky Tanky. In APQ, Ross intertwines with other Grammy-winning artists: Falguni Shah, an eleventh-generation Hindustani classical vocalist, Moto Fukushima, an internationally acclaimed Issei jazz bassist, and Rudy Royston, a renowned jazz drummer whose fibers were honed by African American church traditions. APQ resonates as a potent symbol of unity in diversity. It stands testament to the notion that, from a collage of varied backgrounds, a coherent and beautiful whole can be fashioned. Mirroring America’s cultural mosaic, APQ stitches together a story that’s both intricate and resilient. The fabric of their music is genuine—it neither feigns tolerance nor presents an overly-embellished image of unity. Instead, each carefully chosen piece dives deep into America’s patchwork soul and shares the joys, sorrows, and unwavering hope of a nation crafted by shared dreams and diverse histories. Far from being a haphazard collection of musical scraps, APQ is a deliberately designed homage to America’s past and a showcase of its dynamic present. It beckons listeners to meditate upon our shared identity and relish in the musical threads that bind us. Just as an intricately designed quilt becomes a cherished family heirloom, when the distinct patterns of APQ’s music align in perfect harmony, the result is both a blanket of warmth and a timeless treasure.
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Entrance: W. Fifth Street
#5 · Garage
101 E. Fifth St.
Entrance: E. Fifth Street or E. Sixth Street
Street parking may also work nearby, especially after 6 PM and on weekends.
Parking guideThese five downtown stops are in the DORA district and are ordered by the recommended pre-show plan. Confirm current DORA rules and boundaries before carrying a drink outside.
#1 · 0.20 mi from Levitt
123 E. Third St.
Games, drinks, axe throwing, arcade energy, and an easy walk to Levitt.
Top pick before the show. Bonus move: grab a sandwich nearby and bring it with you.
#2 · 0.11 mi from Levitt
10 S. Jefferson St.
A downtown cocktail and bourbon stop that fits a slower pre-concert drink.
#3 · 0.36 mi from Levitt
430 E. Fifth St.
Oregon District bar and music room with food, drinks, and a casual pre-show feel.
#4 · 0.29 mi from Levitt
26 Wyandot St.
Local brewery with beer, cocktails, sodas, and food in house.
#5 · 0.18 mi from Levitt
105 E. Third St.
A close, low-key neighborhood bar near Third and Jefferson.
Pair the drink stop with the DORA map before you walk toward Dave Hall Plaza.
DORA guideDate: Aug 14, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Location: Dayton
Price: Free
Parking links are not available for this venue yet. Use the main parking directory for downtown planning.
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