About the VENUE
Clark State College
Clark State College’s Mission is to engage and empower diverse learners by providing high-quality educational programs and services that emphasize student and community success. Clark State College aims to be the leader in education by partnering with our communities, businesses and industries while achieving the highest levels of student success within a culture that provides intellectual, personal and professional growth.
Hollenbeck Bayley Conference Center
275 S Limestone St
Springfield, OH 45505
Completed in the Summer of 2011, the entire first floor of the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center is dedicated to hosting meetings, conferences, trade shows and special events such as weddings, annual meetings and recognition dinners. The conference center's grand hall is the perfect location for large events with seating for up to 500.
The Clark State Performing Arts Center
300 South Fountain Avenue
Springfield, OH, 45506.
Built in 1993, the award-winning Clark State Performing Arts Center is situated on 5.5 acres in downtown Springfield, Ohio. The 86,000 square foot facility houses rental space that is designed and equipped to accommodate musical performances, theatre presentations, conferences, business meetings and other activities.
The Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport
1251 West Blee Road
Springfield, OH 45502
(937) 325-6108
The Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport complex covers 1,800 acres and features a 225 square mile Beyond Visual Line of Site (BVLOS) flight range managed in partnership with the Ohio UAS Center and Air Force Research Laboratory. The airport is also home to a joint military base with the Ohio ANG-178th ISR Wing and divisions of the Ohio Army Guard and Reserve. In addition, the airport boasts an adjoining 190 acre shovel ready business park, that is well suited to accommodate scaled manufacturing facilities in support of the AAM industry .
In 2021, the airport became the nation’s first general aviation airport to offer eVTOL recharging stations in partnership with BETA Technologies and hosted eVTOL test flights in support of the AF Agility Prime program. The general aviation airport is well equipped with RNAV GPS approaches at each end of its two runways. Runway 6-24 is the 9,009' x 150' primary and Runway 15-33 is the 5,499' x 100' crosswind runway offering excellent landing opportunities in difficult weather conditions. The airport is centrally located between Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton Ohio - just 15 minutes east from Wright Patterson AFB.