Downtown Open For The Season
April 11, 2018Thursday, April 12 is the first home game of the Mud Hens 2018 season and it marks the first day downtown truly opens for the season. April will shower us with Toledo pride. Here’s how we’re celebrating the 419.
Press Club of Toledo Hosts Discussion On Approaching The Media Effectively
March 13, 2018When should you send a press release? How long should it be? What should you include? Approaching the media can be difficult. Learn what it takes to get your story covered by the news during the Press Club of Toledo’s next Pressing Issues Discussion, “Approaching The Media Effectively: A Discussion for Nonprofits, Organizations, Artists, and Entrepreneurs.”
Contribute To Capital Care Network of Toledo’s Story By Sharing Your Own
February 13, 2018It’s been a long road since 2013 when a state budget bill introduced new abortion-related restrictions that required abortion clinics to have a patient-transfer agreement with a local hospital that was not a state-funded public institution. Impeding the right to choose At the time, Capital Care Network, Toledo’s last abortion clinic, had a transfer agreement
368 days after his Toledo visit, Kehinde Wiley debuts Barack Obama portrait
February 12, 2018On February 9, 2017, Kehinde Wiley spoke to locals about his solo exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art, Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic. Today— exactly 368 days after his visit to Toledo for a Masters Series Lecture at the TMA— Wiley joined artist Amy Sherald in debuting the official Obama portrait in The National
Carole King’s Tapestry: Music, History and Broken Hearts
February 8, 2018In 1971, Carole King released her second album, Tapestry, which earned the 29-year-old singer-songwriter worldwide recognition. Not bad, but also almost the norm for Carole. Her career really began over a decade earlier when the 17-year-old wrote her first number one hit for the Shirelles, “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”. Those early days of her career
‘History In The Making’ Concert Celebrates The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble’s 45th Anniversary
February 7, 2018A true jazz legend, Kahil El’Zabar has been making music for a half century. For most of that time, he has been the leader and percussionist of the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, which he co-founded in 1973. This year, the group— now with members who were born after El’Zabar began his music career— is touring the