TARTA Introduces the EZfare app
June 18, 2019Say goodbye to purchasing bus fare with exact change or ahead of time at various locations across town— TARTA recently launched the EZfare app to give riders a much easier way to pay. All you have to do is download the app at the App Store or Google Play store, then purchase daily, weekly or
Wilderness Inquiry Canoemobile arrives to the Glass City
June 18, 2019Wilderness Inquiry Canoemobile arrives in the Glass City this summer! This fun, educational program, involves canoeing on the Maumee River, while learning about history, ecology, water quality and more. Youth can register through local organizations (YMCA, church groups, etc.) or call to be placed with a group. No registration is required for the Watershed Festival,
Celebrate Local Philanthropy
May 22, 2019The Association of Fundraising Professionals Northwest Ohio Chapter is seeking nominations for 32nd Annual National Philanthropy Day.
Hammock Hangouts
May 22, 2019Pack your picnic basket and spend the day at Oak Openings Metropark for the Gathering of the Hammocks.
Unholy History
May 21, 2019Delve into Toledo’s history with a drive-it-yourself, 20-location tour created by local historian and blogger Tedd Long.
Women Rule
May 21, 2019Professor of Egyptology Dr. Kara Cooney discusses ancient queens in the National Geographic Live presentation “When Women Ruled the World.” This second event in the three-part Nat Geo Live speaker series is an exploration of the strong influence of various queens, despite history books largely ignoring their accomplishments. $5-$25. 7-9pm. Thursday, May 30. The Toledo
Eight Was Great
May 21, 2019The ghost of ninety-three There are lots of anomalies in City Politics. Relics of by-gone days, anachronisms that once may have had a purpose but make no sense in the modern world. Like the County Recorder, a position which made sense when there were two or three literate folks in the Swamp, and only one
A Collective Conversation
April 25, 2019Social justice advocate and educator Jane Elliott presents “A Collective Conversation: Race Through 2019 Eyes.” Hosted by YWCA of Northwest Ohio and other community organizations, the event begins with a presentation by Elliott, followed by local experts weighing in, and small-group discussions about ongoing concerns in race relations. $50. 9am-3pm. Monday, April 29. Radisson Hotel,
Cedar Point Opens May 11th
April 23, 2019May 11th is Cedar Points’ opening day, a must-visit park for roller coaster enthusiasts. With 18 coasters ranging in scariness, from the Woodstock Express (for kids) to the mild excitement of the Iron Dragon to the most terrifying 205-foot-high Steel Vengeance, Cedar Point has coaster fun for the whole family. Daily admission tickets start at
New Growth on Summit Street
April 17, 2019The SeaGate Centre gets revamped with a new ballroom and adjacent Hyatt Hotel In a press conference led by the Board of Lucas County Commissioners, two major developments to further the economic development of downtown Toledo were announced: a new dual-purpose Hyatt hotel and the revamping of the SeaGate Centre, which will include the addition
Introducing Rialto’s First Shoe Collection
April 9, 2019Toledo designer Erin Feniger Maggio’s brand, Rialto Jean Project, is joining forces with Texas boot company Miron Crosby to create Rialto’s first shoe collection. In keeping with RJP’s mission to give back, proceeds from the custom-painted boots will go to the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, an award-winning hospital that has helped kids from all
Soup, salad, and social justice
March 26, 2019Terry Glazer, community activist and former CEO of United North, will give a presentation as part of the First Thursday Luncheon Series at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. With the series’ focus on social justice issues, Glazer’s “Organizing the Community for Social Action” will provide a practical approach to mobilizing communities. Entry fee includes a soup