Toledoans for Safe Water host screening of Rights of Nature doc, ‘Invisible Hand’
January 17, 2020The group behind the groundbreaking Great Erie Bill of Rights legislation will present a free screening of a new documentary about the origins of the Rights of Nature movement. A showing of Invisible Hand, a film directed by Joshua Pribanic and Melissa Troutman, will be hosted by Toledoans for Safe Water on Sunday, January 19,
Toledo Zoo Wine Tasting at the Museum of Natural History
January 14, 2020The Toledo Zoo’s Wine Tasting Series continues at the Museum of Natural History, where you can take in the beauty of the Museum’s Great Hall while enjoying a selection of wines from around the globe. Reservations are required, so book now. $45, members | $50, non-members 7pm | Friday, January 17 Toledo Zoo, 2 Hippo
The Brewery Comedy Tour Stops at The Casual Pint
January 14, 2020More than a dozen New York and L.A.-based standup comics will stop at The Casual Pint Toledo for an evening of laughs and brews. The Brewery Comedy Tour features a diverse lineup of comics, whose credits include top festivals, TV and major club appearances. The tour has already hit more than 900 U.S. breweries, so
Unity Day at University of Toledo
January 14, 2020The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will be honored at the University of Toledo Office of Diversity’s annual Unity Day Celebration on January 20. The event begins with a breakfast followed by UT students performing original spoken word material, dancers and singers from the Toledo School for the Arts, the UT pep band,
“The Believers Are But Brothers”
January 14, 2020What turns young men, viewing pages on the internet, into radical soldiers ready to terrorize people they’ve never met? That question is at the heart of the fascinating docu-play The Believers Are But Brothers. A multimedia tour-de-force, which includes messages sent to audience members via What’s App, the show looks at three different men whose
2020 State of the City Address
January 14, 2020The accomplishments and events that defined the past year in Toledo, as well as plans and vision for the city’s future, will be discussed by Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz at the 2020 State of the City Address. The speech will take place on January 30 at the Great Hall in the Toledo Zoo. Free and open