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Final Art Walk

Shin Hanga Revisited

Jan Thomas

Back in the 1930's the TMA presented two landmark exhibitions featuring the works of 15 contemporary Japanese artists

One-year-old and all grown up

Jan Thomas

Even though its only been one year since LeSo Gallery opened its doors, it has become one of the most active art venues in the city

A continent's worth of art

Steven J. Athanas

A common perception of Africa is that it is one big country, historically complex and rife with beauty, turmoil and change.

A prisoner of poetry

Russel Axon

Many of those sentenced to a maximum security prison come out with lessons learned.

Bad Puppets

Joseph Schafer

Do you remember when Sesame Street taught you that you were special?

Is that a handprint on your buttock?

Joseph Schafer

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past two years

Unearthing an emtombed classic

Joseph Schafer

Little known: Giuseppe Verdi's Aida was the first opera produced in Toledo in 1959

Life is a cabaret, my friends

Megan Aherne

Glacity Theatre Collective is hosting its first variety show

Trap them

Megan Aherne

This fall, The Valentine Theatre is presenting a classic murder mystery

Michigan for Modernism

Jan Thomas

Mark your calendar to get outta town.

A Midwest Grandma Moses

Jan Thomas

Octogenarian, Bernadine Stetzel began painting at the age of twelve and has never stopped.

SAfer sex better art

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Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio (PPoGO) is presenting their ﬁfth annual exhibit entitled Art of Prevention

Cracking the classics

Megan Aherne

The Toledo Repertoire Theatre turns 81 this year and kicks off this season with a musical that roasts the hits of Broadway.

Theater Events

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Upcoming theater events

Doug Stanhope's Beer Hall Putsch

Ian Hubbard

Doug Stanhope’s assaulting comedy has made him America’s visceral analyst over the last 23 years

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