Thursday, October 15th at 7:00 PM

Event Policy: Tickets are general admission and seating is first come first serve. Doors will open approximately 30 minutes prior to showtime. - No Refunds Allowed. - This event has a no refund policy.

Radium Girls is D.W. Gregory’s gripping drama based on the true story of female laborers who were poisoned and killed by their factory’s radium-based paint. Though Radium Girls ranges from 1918 through the 1940’s, the bulk of the narrative is centered on events in New Jersey in the mid 1920’s.

The play highlights Grace, Irene, and Kathryn who paint dials in the U.S. Radium Plant and are instructed to finely point their brushes by molding the bristles with their mouths while painting. The factory’s new owner, Arthur Roeder, is excited by radium’s promising future and believes in the company’s potential for growth. Roeder’s mindset is supported by Marie Curie, the internationally famous scientist, who believes radium provides many health benefits and could even cure cancer.

But soon many of the the girls begin to notice disturbing health issues, and one of their co-workers dies, but her death is brushed aside. The plant tries to keep the girls who are getting sicker from talking to the press, push back their court dates, and deflect any negativity toward the company. Some of the surviving girls finally get settlements and medical coverage for the rest of their shortened lives.

Radium Girls fiercely examines the commercialization of science, the pursuit of both health and wealth, the power of the underdog, and the fierce injustice laborers in America have faced, and may even continue to face in the present.

Saturday, October 17th at 7:00 PM

Event Policy: Tickets are general admission and seating is first come first serve. Doors will open approximately 30 minutes prior to showtime. - No Refunds Allowed. - This event has a no refund policy.

Radium Girls is D.W. Gregory’s gripping drama based on the true story of female laborers who were poisoned and killed by their factory’s radium-based paint. Though Radium Girls ranges from 1918 through the 1940’s, the bulk of the narrative is centered on events in New Jersey in the mid 1920’s.

The play highlights Grace, Irene, and Kathryn who paint dials in the U.S. Radium Plant and are instructed to finely point their brushes by molding the bristles with their mouths while painting. The factory’s new owner, Arthur Roeder, is excited by radium’s promising future and believes in the company’s potential for growth. Roeder’s mindset is supported by Marie Curie, the internationally famous scientist, who believes radium provides many health benefits and could even cure cancer.

But soon many of the the girls begin to notice disturbing health issues, and one of their co-workers dies, but her death is brushed aside. The plant tries to keep the girls who are getting sicker from talking to the press, push back their court dates, and deflect any negativity toward the company. Some of the surviving girls finally get settlements and medical coverage for the rest of their shortened lives.

Radium Girls fiercely examines the commercialization of science, the pursuit of both health and wealth, the power of the underdog, and the fierce injustice laborers in America have faced, and may even continue to face in the present.

Sunday, November 8th at 10:00 AM

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

Cheer Clinic Grades K-5

Date: November 8

Time: 10:00am- 12:00pm

Cheer Clinic Grades 6-8

Date: November 8

Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

Included: Bow, t-shirt, and snacks. Mini performance Friday, January 8th @ 7:00pm (free entry for minis to perform during halftime at home varsity basketball game).

Wednesday, October 28th at 6:00 PM

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

Let Bay High students show you the fun and magic of science. This hands-on, family-friendly event takes place throughout the science classrooms and library. Students and teachers will demonstrate and explain aspects of chemistry, electromagnetism, air pressure, mechanics, density, environmental conservation and more. The library will be filled with games. Win candy and prizes by playing games and visiting the different science demonstrations.

Costumes Encouraged!! Fun for all ages!

Funds Support the Science Club’s competition efforts & the Science Department Scholarship Fund:

• $2 (plus transaction fee)/ Adult (18+)

• $5 (plus transaction fee)/ Child (ages 3-17) includes entry, a BINGO card, and 3 game tickets!

Thursday, August 27th – Saturday, October 31st

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

Annually, Key Club members pay $30 (plus online convenience fees) to cover $12 tee shirt, $13 District & International dues, and $5 BHS dues. Cash or checks (made to Bay High; one check per family) is also accepted by Mr. Graham in room #216. If there is a financial concern, funds are available by contacting Mr. Graham at [email protected]. Members must also complete this Google Form to complete the registration process. Please see our Membership Flier for more details.

Monday, October 19th at 6:30 PM

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

Wednesday, October 7th at 5:00 PM

Event Policy: No refunds. All sales are final. - This event has a no refund policy.

Bay High School, Normandy High School, Valley Forge High School, North Olmsted High School

Thursday, October 8th at 5:00 PM

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

Thursday, August 6th – Monday, May 31st

Event Policy: This event has a no refund policy.

2026-2027 Game Passes

• 20 GAME PASS — $140 (+$3 PROCESSING FEE)

  • SAVE $60!! Individual tickets for all BHS events are $10/adults and $5/students. Skip the individual tickets, buy a digital pass, and SAVE!

  • Can be shared/used by multiple people. If 2 people attend the same game, it would count as 2 games and there would be 18 games left on the pass.

• 10 GAME PASS — $70 (+$3 PROCESSING FEE)

  • SAVE $30!! Individual tickets for all BHS events are $10/adults and $5/students. Skip the individual tickets, buy a digital pass, and SAVE!

  • Can be shared/used by multiple people. If 2 people attend the same game, it would count as 2 games and there would be 8 games left on the pass.