Art & Culture News
“Walking Dead,” “Supernatural” actors to attend FantastiCon Toledo
Joe Nieporte is a self-proclaimed nerd who loves comic books, which he’s collected all his life. His love for the medium inspired him to create FantastiCon Toledo in 2015. This year’s FantastiCon Toledo will be the weekend of March 14-15 at
Reel to Real: Ann Arbor Film Festival Celebrates 25 years of Out Night
Showing the reality of policing The 25th anniversary of Out Night at the Ann Arbor Film Festival is a highlight of this year’s 64th Ann Arbor Film Festival. This milestone edition celebrates a quarter-century of dedicated queer cinema within
City Pages: Toledo Author Deb Weilnau Has Stories That Heal
Deb Weilnau is a Toledo-area author, speaker and educator whose work demonstrates how resilience can be transformed into meaningful action. Through memoir, children’s literature and community collaboration, Weilnau uses storytelling to foste
Art To Heart: Lenses + Lines: A collaborative canvas showcase
Nick Amrhein’s creative journey began in his early teens with a skateboard and a camera. What started with capturing images of friends skateboarding became a lifelong passion. Influenced by skate culture’s raw visuals and DIY mindset, Amrhe
Curtain Call: Toledo Voices Showcases Original Plays by Local Playwrights at Toledo Rep
Sitting on a beach reading a 800 + page long biography, Lin Manuel Miranda thought “This is my next show.” That little idea exploded into the international mega hit musical, Hamilton. The concept, to others, wasn’t clear how it would work-
Theater Notes March 2026
Feathers & Teeth Strike Feathers & Teeth Strike takes the stage at The Village Players Theatre with a bold production that leans into sharp storytelling. The Village Players invite audiences into an intimate setting for a dose of comedy with
Art Notes March 2026
Julia LaBay: Space & Construct(ion) | Art Exhibit Explore the power and symbolism of everyday tools in Julia LaBay’s solo exhibition Space & Construct(ion), featuring metal and wood sculpture, bronze casting, prints and mixed media. LaBay wi
Ohio Goes to the Movies – A Celebration of the Buckeye State on the Silver Screen
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
Toledo Ballet’s “Winter Works” Will Showcase Company Dancers
Toledo Ballet’s three company dancers – Liza Van Heerden, David Claypoole, and Rachel Aron – have been hard at work choreographing, planning, and rehearsing a new performance titled “Winter Works,” which will take place at 4 p.m. on March 8.
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Portraits of Toledo heroes
From cities across the country, men and women have served their country with dignity.
Love (and other Lamentations of Flesh)
What’s love got to do with it?
The heARTbeat of a community
Creative Outlet is a outlet for youth to convey their feelings.
Drawing The Human Head: Learn How Now
Drawing the human head
Cafe Havana
Cafe Havana will make its debut at Bowling Green’s First Friday Gallery Hop
A change is coming
PRIZM’s Ninth Annual Art-a-Fair
Learn visual literacy at the Toledo Museum of Art
Explore connections between form, function, a viewer’s emotional response to images, and that images become symbols that convey meaning
The Spirit of the Weed Lives On
Children’s book celebrates Toledo’s Christmas Weed
An Evolution of Holiday Tradition
The Cincinnati Ballet brings its best to the Toledo Ballet’s 79th annual Nutcracker
“The Roots of Sylvania” mural
A mural that focuses on Sylvania’s history
3rd Thursday Loop is back
Back for June, the 3rd Thursday Loop will take over the Warehouse District and Uptown in Toledo
Community Art Classes
Plenty of us who grew up in Toledo wish there had been a Toledo School of the Arts when we were young.







































