Wagner Subaru
5470 Intrastate Dr Fairborn, OH 45324-4946
Here at Wagner Subaru,we are proud to be part of the Subaru family for so many reasons. One of which is Subaru's outstanding commitment to giving back to national and local communities. Wagner Subaru is here to serve the Fairborn, OH community however we can.
Stay informed with upcoming community events that Wagner Subaru is a proud sponsor of or an event we are hosting here at the dealership. We look forward to seeing you at our next community event!
How did T. rex become the iconic apex predator of North America 67 million years ago? Paleontologist DR. LINDSAY ZANNO is uncovering the answer. One of the world’s leading experts on the evolution of Cretaceous dinosaurs, she spends several months each year on expedition, scouring the remote badlands of western North America in search of clues. Along the way, she has discovered many new species—including one of the continent’s tiniest tyrannosaurs, Moros, which weighed only 170 pounds and stood barely five feet tall, and Siats, one of the largest American mega predators, tipping the scales at over 9,000 pounds. Dr. Zanno’s work has helped unravel how a cataclysmic climate crisis – marred by stagnant oceans, volcanic eruptions, and flooding continents – reshaped the dinosaurian world, wiping out top predators on land and in the sea.
Join her as she unravels how Cretaceous climate change made room for the evolution of Tyrannosaurus rex – the most famous carnivore of all time. Dr. Lindsay Zanno is Head of Paleontology at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences and an Associate Research Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at North Carolina State University. She is one of the world’s leading experts on the evolution of theropod dinosaurs — a group that includes the iconic predator T. rex and Velociraptor, as well as living birds. The hunt for new dinosaurs has taken her around the world to places such as China, Mongolia, Thailand, Tanzania, and across the American West.
When: March 19th at 3:00PM
Where: Victoria Theatre
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Explore the remarkable ways people around the world are adapting to our changing planet with environmental anthropologist and filmmaker ALIZÉ CARRÈRE. Dive into the South Pacific waters of Vanuatu, where islanders are using innovative techniques to combat outbreaks of crown-of-thorns starfish that threaten the surrounding reefs. In Bangladesh, discover how farmers in low-lying areas are reviving an old agricultural technique – floating gardens – that has inspired other floating infrastructure, including schools, libraries, hospitals, and playgrounds. And travel to the mountainous desert of Ladakh in northern India to glimpse giant ice pyramids, or “ice stupas,” invented by a Ladakhi teacher and engineer to help the community preserve its scarce freshwater resources. Through her work documenting these stories, Carrère offers a hopeful look at the resilience, perseverance, and innovation of humankind under even the most difficult of conditions.
ALIZÉ CARRÈRE is a National Geographic Explorer, filmmaker, and PhD candidate researching and documenting human adaptations to environmental change. In 2013, Carrère received support from National Geographic to conduct research in Madagascar, where she spent several months uncovering an unlikely agricultural adaptation in response to severe deforestation. Learning of farmers who were turning erosional gullies into fertile pockets of farmland, her work evolved into a broader film and educational project on human resilience. She brings her social science background and extensive field experience to her filmmaking, with the goal of elevating the human dimensions of climate change. Carrère received both her B.A. and M.Sc. from McGill University, and is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of Miami where she is examining the relationship between architecture, climate change, and ecological urban utopias.
When: April 30th at 3:00PM and May 1st at 7:00PM
Where: Victoria Theatre
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FAIRBORN EARTH DAY CELEBRATION AND 5K
Join us April 22-23 as we celebrate Earth Day 2023 with a festival (April 22) and 5K walk/run (April 23)! We look forward to partnering together to bring this fun, informative, and family friendly event to the community. The Earth Day Festival will take place at Spark in Fairborn. The 5K run/walk will happen at Oakes Quarry park.
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Miami Valley Cycling Summit 2023
The 2023 Miami Valley Cycling Summit is a conference style event hosted by Bike Miami Valley and the City of Dayton. This regional event will be held on May 19, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the main branch of the Dayton Metro Library. This year's Miami Valley Cycling Summit is presented by Wagner Subaru!
The event welcomes elected officials, government staff, neighborhood leaders and cycling advocates. This year’s theme is “Cycling Builds Community.” Content experts will detail how cycling can improve the transportation, health, and economic vitality of the Miami Valley.
The program includes many informative sessions featuring projects in the community and best practices nationally. The keynote speaker is Andy Williamson of West Virginia University, where he is Director of Outdoor Community Development at the Brad & Alys Smith Outdoor Economic Development Collaborative. His career path includes work in the Miami Valley, including with Five Rivers MetroParks. Andy will cover the importance of the Outdoor Economy.
Cycling Summit 2023 – Bike Miami Valley
When: May 19th from 9AM-5PM
Where: Dayton Metro Library-Main Branch
Bike to Work Day
Bike to work on May 19, 2023 and let us treat you to a delicious pancake breakfast at RiverScape MetroPark from 7am to 9am. Enjoy flying pancakes, live music, meet fellow cyclists, learn about community cycling resources and how you can be kinder to the environment by opting to bike to work.
When: May 19th
Where: RiverScape MetroPark
