Good morning, Oxford.

Two local families will reopen the historic Indian Creek Tavern and amphitheater by late spring or early summer on Main St — the renovated venue will host local concerts and offer a simple menu for family dinners as finishing touches are applied.

Today, the Myaamia Center marks 25 years of groundbreaking work at Miami University by restoring the Myaamia language and cultural heritage.

The center has expanded its outreach with programs supporting tribal youth and partnering with over 20 Tribal Nations (a testament to its lasting impact).

The JANUS Forum will address immigration policy on Apr.

13 at Armstrong Student Center with CNN commentator Ashley Allison + former governor Susana Martinez set to speak, moderated by junior Nate Novak. The event will foster respectful debate on campus as part of Miami University’s spring lineup.

Little Miami threw a no-hitter on April 7 in Oxford as they shut out the Talawanda Brave 16-0.

Junior left-handed pitcher Keegan Fitzpatrick led the win while Talawanda (0-7) will face Monroe High School on April 17.

Oxford Bee Festival

1-8 p.m. — Uptown Park — Free entry — Celebrate beekeeping heritage with music, food, and fun activities centered around bees.

Red Brick Run

8 a.m. — Miami University — Support local causes — Participate in a historic 3.1-mile run with prizes for top finishers and walkers.

Bookmarked Buddies

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Gaslight Brewhouse — Registration required — A book club for 20- and 30-somethings seeking good books and good vibes.