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Author Tracy Chevalier brings tale set in Ohio’s Black Swamp to TMA

When her historical fiction novel, Girl With A Pearl Earring became a bestseller, author Tracy Chevalier knew she’d found her calling. The book, her...

An Interactive Art Community

Two of the Arts Commission’s Inter/Active arts projects Toledo loves public art. We boast of sculptures, lines of poetry inscribed in sidewalks and color murals...

Closing Reception for Owens Community College Student and Faculty Show

The American Frame Showroom is starting off the new year with a gallery full of exhibits. On Friday, January 27, catch the Closing Reception...

Glass lecture: Joanna Manousis

Manousis, who now lives in Toledo, is a British native who was nominated for the Bombay Sapphire Award for Excellence in Glass in 2008 and later received the first Hans Godo Frabel Award for Outstanding Achievement in Glass in 2010.

10th annual Group of Nine exhibition

For the past decade, Hudson Gallery has selected the recent work of nine local artists for their Group of Nine exhibition to promote area...

Toledo Symphony Orchestra Westwater Arts Photo Submission contest

It’s a new term, but one that multimedia artist Nicholas Bardonnay has perfectly coined to describe an upcoming collaboration. As Creative Director and CEO...

Vintage thriller revisited by the Village Players

“Angel Street” tells the Victorian-era story of a villainous husband who is slowly driving his wife mad in order to suit his own nefarious ends.

Meet the Stars of The Marriage of Figaro

Meet the stars of the Toledo Opera during an intimate gathering at The Truth Gallery.

Actors Collaborative Toledo Presents ‘In a Forest, Dark and Deep’

Where else do you expose secrets but In a Forest, Dark and Deep? Elizabeth Cottle directs the staged reading of Neil LaBute’s play for Actors Collaborative Toledo.

UT’s 24 Hour Play Festival

Written, directed and acted by students in- volved in the program. Each group is given a random prop, a line of dialogue and a genre to work with and 24 hours to create a script and stage a short play.

Fremont Community Theatre’s production of Looking

The romantic comedy follows the progress of four middle- aged singles who met on a blind date.

Toledo Public Art Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.

In 1957, Martin Luther King, Jr. said to an audience in Montgomery, Alabama one of his most profound and memorable statements: “Life's most persistent...

Doubt Asks Audiences to Question their Beliefs

What happens when the foundations of your beliefs begin to crack? Explore the relationship between faith and doubt in contemporary Christianity during a presentation...

Ballet from the Boroughs

For four decades, the Dance Theatre of Harlem has provided arts education, community outreach, positive role models and a world-class school to train aspiring...

Art in the Heart of the City

Experience the Art in the Heart Series, in the heart of the city at the Collingwood Arts Center’s historic Old West End building. The...

Broadway Cares and Equity Fights Aids partner For Broadway: A Revolution

In 1992, two important organizations, Broadway Cares and Equity Fights AIDS, merged to boost the actors’ community, establishing a not-for-profit organization to fund social...
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