Composer David T. Little writes contemporary musical conversations using classical instruments, voice, electronic sounds, and percussion to tell a story in a unconventional way. Each piece is truly complex, always deserving of a listener’s second and third take.

An exhilarating experience will grace the streets of Downtown Detroit with Wanderlust 108, a triathlon featuring a 5K run/walk, a dj-powered yoga session, and a guided meditation. Relax and free your mind after running or walking and continue the mindful adventure with additional activities, like the Kula Market full of local artists, dancing, hooping, acroyoga, or grabbing a healthy bite at the True North Cafe.

Mobsters, ghosts, murders, wars and assassinations among other scary happenings took place in the Motor City, and some, like the curse on one of the Great Lakes’ most famous ships and the spooky occurrences at a museum at night, still haunt the City to this day.

The Agnes Reynolds Jackson Fund is a nonprofit organization providing financial assistance to women seeking an abortion. Since its founding in 1992, the Fund has raised money for their mission, and now welcomes supporters to their Beers for Choice event.

Jupmode, the screen print company promoting the “You Will Do Better In Toledo” craze, will celebrate two years as part of the Village on Adams. Jupmode’s 2nd Anniversary Party will bring a crowd with a screen-print-your-own-tee shirt activity, 10% discount on all items in the store, pinball, tours of the building and a vintage photo booth to capture the memories. The first 25 visitors will receive a free swag bag of Jupmode apparel and more.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church’s monthly First Thursday Lunch lecture series begins on Thursday, October 4. The First Thursday series involves a soup and salad lunch at noon, followed by a presentation and Q&A.

For 25 years, the Susan G. Komen Northwest Ohio Race for the Cure has rallied the community to raise funds for breast cancer research and treatment.

Join ErieHack in a community conversation about Lake Erie, its problems and exploring solutions. Technologists, engineers, farmers and water experts from Toledo and Cleveland...

Celebrate Native American Culture at Perrysburg’s Woodland Indian Harvest Festival. Learn the history of early area settlers and the Indians of the North East and Great Lakes regions. Enjoy a Woodland Indian Village, arts, crafts, dancing, food, games, music and a wildlife tent with American birds of prey.

“Paving For Pizza” isn’t a joke. If you listen to green-hued corporate city sponsors, the Glass City is paved with opportunities. And if you listen...