Coming up on a century of influencing the cultural scene in Bowling Green, Howard’s Club H has featured a multi-genre array of musical acts.

In a time where it seemed difficult to do much of anything, Lynda Hoffman decided she had to help.

Perrysburg’s Create Art Studio + Workshop begins its yearly Pick and Paint series with an event focused on the beautiful peony flower.

In March, Governor Mike DeWine announced that decreasing COVID numbers mean that the state anticipates that summer fairs will be permitted to operate this year.

For 2021, the Bark in the Park is back, in person, held on Saturday, June 5 at the Shops at Fallen Timbers.

A new book casts a light on the healthcare crisis that America faces by showing its impact on a nearby community.

A new retail and living space will soon occupy the McManus-Troup building at 715 Jefferson Avenue.

Many recall the visual images when New York’s Broadway district went dark in March 2020. Literally dark. The empty streets and unlit marquees were a symbol of what the pandemic took from us all. While not as visually dramatic, the pandemic had the same effect on Toledo theatre.

Toledo’s longest-running event dedicated to craft beer returns, albeit in a new month. The 15th Glass City Beer Festival will be held on May 14 at the Stranahan Theater.

Toledo Museum of Art hosts an exhibit for anyone haunted by questions of the paranormal— translated into works of art by American artists from the 19th century to present day.