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Unity in Toledo: The YWCA’s Unity March— Round Two

Crystal Jankowski

On Sunday, January 21, I Rise, Toledo and the YWCA will host Toledo’s second annual Unity March, beginning at the Toledo Loves Love wall...

Glass City Celebration: Our City, Our Future

Athena Cocoves

Join Toledo’s new leader, Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, for a Free Family Fun Day celebrating Our City, Our Future, during his Inaugural Weekend. Enjoy live performances— featuring...

Toledo In Reel Life : Five flicks for the big screen

Kelly Thompson

The Hollywood we know today exists because of an Ohio native; born in Hicksville, Daeida Wilcox Beveridge is known as the “mother of Hollywood.”...

Toledo Music Scene: 2017 Recap

Michael Pierce

It’s a bittersweet feeling when there are too many shows happening in one night to attend all of them. But ultimately it’s a good...

Enter To Experience A Tuscan Dream

Mara Kalinoski

Living in Toledo certainly has its charm, but if you’re still looking for greener pastures, consider entering the raffle for an Italian vacation presented...

Sweet Changes on Adams Street: Bleak House Coffee Introduces Pastries

Athena Cocoves

In less than seven years, Bleak House Coffee has blossomed from an unassuming cafe to a downtown staple. First opened in 2012 on Madison...

Engaging the New Year in Downtown Toledo at Renaissance Hotel

Courtney Probert

There’s nothing quite like starting the new year with a sweet declaration of romance. If you’ve been planning on popping the question in a charming way, the Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel might have exactly what you’re looking for.

‘Jim Morrison’ At The Maumee Indoor: Barone Breaks On Through

Jeff McGinnis

For 13 years, Phil Barone— better known in Toledo as the owner of Rosie's Italian Grille, Rosie's Rolling Chef, and the and president of the...

Songs of Love and Hope: Stewart’s new album showcases versatility

Kelly Thompson

When we last talked to Toledo musician Jeff Stewart, he was a “man on the move.” His 2014 release, Can’t Sit Still, was a...

May your sweater be ugly and bright

Athena Cocoves

As the weather gets colder, the sweaters get uglier. Whether tacky, ruffled, loud, gaudy, sequined, glittered or fringed, the general public has fallen in...

Lights! Action! Hensville Lights brighten up the Warehouse District

Jason Webber

....And Hensville, along with Toledo Edison, Lexus of Toledo, and Pilkington North America, collectively said, "Let there be lights." And there were— more than 200,000...

Never Again: Remembering Kristellnacht

Kelly Thompson

On November 9, 1938, a planned attack on Jewish Germans left countless dead. Roughly 30,000 men were sent to concentration camps, many of them...

Erin Adair-Hodges on reading, writing and dying happy

Brittany Haynes

New Mexico-native Erin Adair-Hodges is now a professor at the University of Toledo. She has had her poetry published widely, featured on PBS NewsHour,...

Sofia Quintero Center to hold its 21st Dia De Los Muertos event

Jeff McGinnis

This year’s Dia De Los Muertos celebration and fundraiser on November 4 will be a bit more personal for the staff of the Sofia...

Legendary Bar Band NRBQ Returns To Bowling Green

Jeff McGinnis

Somehow, Scott Ligon knew from the first time he heard the group that NRBQ would be a big part of his life. He'd grown up...

The Healing Barn: The Dark Horse Of The Equine Community

Jessica Speweike

Nestled in Millbury, Ohio a hidden equine gem, The Healing Barn, is looking to shine. Started in 1995, run by a mother-daughter duo, Nancy Swigart...

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