Listen, Morty, I hate to break it to you, but we’re taking the Rickmobile to Toledo
August 15, 2018If you had a portal gun and could go anywhere, where would you go? Cronenberg World? Or, Toledo? Apparently, portal guns aren’t real (bummer) and possible destinations are limited. So, when in doubt, and when alternate universes or a trek to Froopyland is no longer an option, Rick and Morty have to settle for cities
Navigating The Toledo Jeep Fest— Off-Road
August 10, 2018Seeing a Jeep in Toledo isn’t exactly notable, but what about seeing thousands of Jeeps parade through downtown? Gaze at this spectacle, and others, during the second Toledo Jeep® Fest, August 10-12, a three-day extravaganza featuring entertainment, car shows, live music, and, of course, plenty of reasons to rev your engine. A revamp of the
35 Taps of Toledo Brews Tonight at The Casual Pint
August 10, 2018Will you drink better in Toledo? Probably. The Glass City boasts enough breweries to, well, fill your glass. Coupled with all the brewing companies in the surrounding area, Northwest Ohio has over a dozen places perfect for a pint. Have you tried them all? You really should. If not, The Casual Pint is happy to
Masthead—August 1, 2018: How do you stay inspired?
July 31, 2018Below is a list of our staff, members of “the media,” a group that our President has deemed to be
“among the most dishonest people on earth.”
The Reverend Horton Heat Brings Rockabilly Sermon to Toledo on August 12
July 31, 2018It’s a good feeling when you can make the Reverend Horton Heat –aka Jim Heath—laugh so hard he nearly drops his phone. I tell the Reverend (not an official title, in case you were wondering) the first song I played for my daughter after she was born was his decidedly irreverent, entendre-laced party anthem “Let
Historical Home Run: Playing ‘Base Ball’ From The 1800s
July 31, 2018Toledo has, and is close to, a lot of great baseball games in the summer. The Mud Hens are in the heart of Downtown, and the Tigers and Indians are a short trip away. For more baseball fun, instead of traveling to a different place, travel through time and catch a historical base ball game.
Project V.O.I.C.E. Is Increasing Awareness
July 31, 2018Ohio has increased access to services for victims of human trafficking by providing more than $5 million in federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funding to organizations and agencies that serve survivors of human trafficking, according to the 2017 Human Trafficking Commission Annual Report., continuing efforts across the state through education and victim services. Project
How Parents Can “Celebrate” National Waterpark Day at Kalahari
July 27, 2018Like the ever-elusive moment of peace and clarity, the ephemeral existence of this adult sanctuary comprises the raison we take vacations—to enjoy.
The Game Masters: Behind the Scenes With Toledo’s Room Escape Creators
July 23, 2018In a pop culture landscape where audiences become more and more isolated—with cell phones, home streaming, video games and more competing for, and often winning, each individual’s attention—it is interesting that a breakout entertainment concept of the past decade relies on working with other people, communicating in close proximity, to solve a problem together.
Lucas County’s Trauma-Informed Care Coalition: Training community organizations
July 9, 2018The Lucas County Trauma-Informed Care Coalition works to ensure that people who have experienced trauma receive needed empathy and care. Dr. Adrienne Fricker-Elhai and Alicia Komives, advisory coalition board members, have seen positive changes in the effort to make our community more trauma-informed through training sessions.
A ‘Foundation’ for Inspirational Dramas in Toledo
July 9, 2018This local performing arts company makes its mark.