Considered the “worst movie ever” by critics (read: haters), the quirky indie-drama is the best bad movie of all time. Compare it to Franco’s ode during this Sunday screening.

Pair a film voted by the American Film Institute as one of the greatest movies with the Toledo Symphony Orchestra for a totally dreamy one-night performance of Singin’ in the Rain.

Come meet Eriksen at a special reading and discussion at Gathering Volumes Bookstore, and pick up her empathetic guide to supportive parenting.

For the second year, the Black Cloister celebrates the renowned poetry of Burns through music, drink, and camaraderie with Robert Burns Night.

Birthed in 1977, The Ark’s annual fundraiser, The Ann Arbor Folk Festival, returns to U-M’s Hill Auditorium for two dynamic nights of folk and roots music on Friday, January 26th, and Saturday, January 27th.

The Women’s March Michigan looks to capitalize on last year’s impactful and massive Women’s March protest by uniting again one year later to reflect on progress made and encourage even more for a better future for all.

Don’t let the winter blues keep you from enjoying the luau themed party.

Every Sunday in January, come and enjoy an Easy Listening Brunch with DJ Benny Goodtimes & Friends and Funky Records. On the menu are jazz, soul, doo-wop, pop, and bossa nova tunes, along with a delicious selection of food, tonics, mimosas and Bloody Marys

Opening the stage is The Ardan Academy of Irish Dancers, and Tóraígh An Sonas. As their first time in Toledo, the main act, The Drowsy Lads, will finish the night off with reels, songs and a grand finale.

Learn the basics of ice safety, equipment, bait, and technique. All needed materials will be provided.