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Survival of the fittest

Toledo based production company KVCT Concepts created Trapped Toledo as an interactive group challenge designed to test the survival skills of you and your friends.

Digital Dreams

Can a video game be fine art? According to the Toledo Museum of Art, the answer is yes.

Twenty years of YAAW

Every summer since 1994, up to 50 young artists between the ages of 14 and 18 have been selected to participate in the Arts Commission’s Young Artists at Work (YAAW) program.

The garden of art

Gear up for Toledo’s biggest and best two-day outdoor juried art show, Saturday and Sunday, June 28 & 29

Watching artists in action

Artists will be painting en plein air style (in the open air) all around Waterville.

Job well done

Since Toni Andrews opened American Gallery in 1995, she has represented hundreds of regional and national artists.

TSA Reveals Toledo’s Artists, One Anonymous Piece at a Time

On Saturday, June 21, the Toledo School for the Arts will host the 2nd annual UNDISCLOSED—an exhibit that provides a platform for area artists to gain exposure.

Weaving a concept

Fiber has evolved past its utilitarian roots into the realm of fine art.

A rose by any other name

Just a forty-five minute drive north to Chelsea, MI, the Purple Rose Theatre puts on world-class stage productions that are well worth the journey.

Always be closing

David Mamet made a name for himself as one of the late-20th century's most notable playwrights, and when it comes to his work the Pulitzer Prize-winning Glengarry Glen Ross is the place to start.

PTA—Public Theater Announcement

The City Paper regrets to relay the information that Ann Arbor’s beloved Performance Network Theater has suspended all of its operations.

Young Frankenstein: Mel Brooks Musical at Toledo Rep

The monstrously funny film, Young Frankenstein, undergoes another transformation when the Toledo Repertoire Theater brings it to the stage starting Friday, June 6.

Murder murder choo choo

The Old Road Dinner Train has the culinary and theatrical chops to offer a pleasant ride

Revolution is their name

People say that French and Americans have a healthy distaste for one another, but judging by the blockbuster musical Les Miserables, that might not be true

Short-form comedy

Catching up with Jeff Daniels

Celebrating the arts in Sylvania

Art and music take center stage in Sylvania with a festival and an awards ceremony
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