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PRIDE in Toledo—LGBTQ Celebration’s History and Meaning

“Truly being able to feel, for one day, like you’re the majority, or like your voice is the loudest. It is kind of a different feeling for most people in minority groups. That goes for not just the LGBT community, but minorities in general,” said Hayman-Staples.

The End of an Era—Bozarts/The F.A.R.M. Closes Its Galleries

Bozarts Gallery was filled top to bottom with original works from regional visual artists. “Bozarts was open and producing almost monthly exhibitions for nearly six years and a series of weekly exhibitions called ‘A Series of One Night Stands.’ I never had a contract with a single one of my artists. Everything was done with a handshake,” explains Gray. The list of veteran Bozart artists is a stunning reminder of Toledo’s talent. “We tried to be true to the artist’s ideals…”

Locally Grown 2018

These area businesses are like Toledo— they’re diverse. Whether they supply electronics, serve meals, or offer medical advice, all of these business owners have three things in common: they love Toledo, they’re passionate about their customers, and they couldn’t be more excited about this city’s future.

The ABC’s of Being Single in the Glass City

We aren’t sure who the first person was that said, “I LOVE being single,” but we’re pretty sure they were a goddamn liar. Most people hate being single. What’s to love? Low life expectancy. Sure, that sounds great! And maybe you’re one of the rare people that are actually #singleandlovingit—and that’s great, but we doubt it—then this guide won’t apply to you. Most likely, you are one of the many Toledoans who are #singleandtoleratingit. To that, we say: Welcome. You aren’t alone.

A Sharp Look at History

There are two essential rules of good sword fighting. First, don’t get hit and, second, hit your opponent.

Best of Toledo Redux

Here’s a look back at a sampling of our most recent winners and why they were selected as the Best. Hey, winners celebrate all year long!

She’s Making The Scene: Toledo’s Women In Music

Loud, assertive, and out all night aren’t typically included in the list of “ladylike” qualities. But hey— we aren’t listening to archaic gender roles, and neither should you. We’re listening to bold, badass, and beautiful babes who are making Toledo’s music scene something worth shouting about.

Summer 2018 Wedding Guide

Aja and Dale Pope Married June 18, 2010 | Renewed their vows April 7, 2018 Bride | Aja Pope, 32 Occupation: Intensive Care Nurse at St. Charles...

Basil—No Ordinary Thyme: Pizza, Wine and More

Tucked into the Orleans Building in the recently named Entertainment District of Levis Commons is a new restaurant, Basil Pizza and Wine Bar.

Toledo Reign: Rich History in Women’s Tackle Football

Women’s tackle football existed in Toledo as early as 1930 and, though Mrs. Herbert Hoover was successful in having the early teams disbanded for being an exploitation “of womanhood,” there has always been a push to keep the sport going. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the sport really began to be noticed in Toledo the Toledo Troopers, a team that many still remember.

City Sips

Maybe we’re overstating our intuitive instincts, but here’s a prediction: summer 2018 will be the season of cocktails. Craft beer had its due, and rosé— while delicious— has enjoyed its time in trend. Cocktails, whether classic, new, or old fashioned with a twist, are here to stay. And we couldn’t be more excited. We consulted local bartenders about our premonition and sipped on their ice-cold advice and stiff recommendations.

TCP’s Official Guide to the 2018 Old West End Fest

THE PARADE 10am | Saturday, June 2 | Glenwood Elementary (Robinwood/Collins St) This eclectic convergence of art, music, street theatre and visual wonder will proceed south...

2018 Patio Guide

Raise your spirits and enjoy some fresh air while visiting the city’s best patios. From serene Italianesque porticos to patios offering hopping nightlife, here’s to patio season in Toledo.

Heeding the “Call”: A Nature Documentary at the Maumee Theatre

Kuchle has seen the impact that Call of the Scenic River has on audiences, and she is looking forward to seeing how the audience at the Maumee Indoor Theatre responds.

Talking to Steve Martin and Martin Short

The longtime friends-turned-comedic duo play the Zoo Amphitheater on May 25

The Low-Down on 3rd Annual Glass City Film Fest

Short films, feature-lengths, documentaries and more will be represented at the third annual Glass City Film Festival (GCFF) beginning on May 17.
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