A self-guided celebration of local creativity Art lovers and community explorers alike are invited to experience the creative spirit of Toledo at the upcoming UpTown Unbound: Mural & Art Walk, taking place Saturday, April 25, from noon- 4pm.

A beloved memoir about life, friendship and facing loss will come to the stage this spring as Actors Collaborative Toledo presents a staged reading of Tuesdays with Morrie. The two-person drama, based on the best-selling book by Mitch Albom,

Flamenco Vivo, a prominent and respected U.S. flamenco company, brings their latest show, Quinto Elemento (The Fifth Element) to the Valentine Theater April 28 and 29. With a groundbreaking show, featuring an international cast of dancers, s

Authors! with Lindy Ryan – Dollface The Toledo Lucas County Public Library welcomes horror author Lindy Ryan, as part of the Authors! series, for a conversation about her new novel, Dollface on Thursday, April 9. A “modern suburban slasher”,

Lourdes University Student Art Exhibition Lourdes University showcases the creativity of its students during the Student Art Exhibition, running now–April 16 at the Lourdes Univer- sity Art Gallery, 5335 Silica Dr. The exhibition is open Mon

Daniel Tosh: My First Farewell Tour Sharp, unapologetic, and wildly unpredictable, Daniel Tosh brings his My First Farewell Tour to Toledo for one night only. Known for his biting social commentary and no-holds-barred delivery, Tosh has buil

Five digits can say a lot about who we are, and for 10 years, Toledoans have been turning their zip codes into artwork. The Toledo City Paper, along with The Fair Housing Center, Toledo Lucas County Public Library and The Arts Commission, ha

When Milan, Ohio’s own Thomas Edison unveiled his “kinetograph” in the 1890s, he had no way of knowing what he’d brought into the world. Through decades of innovation, creative development, and more than a dash of hard work, movies have beco

A moment in the prairie On an early fall afternoon at Cannonball Prairie Metropark, poet Charles Malone started on the Leopard Frog Trail, admiring the pond built so carefully for fish, reptiles and amphibians, but it was the wide open prair