Arts & Culture

Perry’s victory on canvas

Jan Thomas

August 9 through November 10

Art on wheels

Jan Thomas

Most people regard their car as a means of transportation

“Luv” (2012)

TCP Contributor

An interesting film that must have gone straight to DVD/Netflix/online

“Equilateral” (2013)

Steven J. Athanas

This is a fictional account of a 19th century astrologer

Next stop, publication

Joseph Schafer

Local nonprofit PRIZM is better known for supporting local visual arts, but this August, the group is expanding into the literary field as...

Pre-teens in the roaring 20’s

Joseph Schafer

This August, the Toledo Rep is keeping youngsters aged 8-13 out of trouble by putting them on stage as gangsters, gamblers, and the...

Remembering the Civil War

Griffin Messer-Kruse

Known as the turning point in the Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg shifted the war’s momentum

A double dose of Stella

Jan Thomas

The Toledo Museum of Art recently expanded its abstract American art collection

The wit and wiles of Steven Jay

Jan Thomas

Steven Jay Athanas has been on the Toledo scene for decades in one medium or another.

Fiddler on the roof

Griffin Messer-Kruse

The Toledo Repertoire Theatre respects the classics, and the Young Rep’s next summer production is the quintessential classic Fiddler on the Roof.

An adventurer comes home

Danielle Limon

Judy Pfaffenberger, a retired teacher and local author, traveled to Australia and New Zealand almost a decade ago.

Cockroaches Are The Least Of Your Worries

Megan Aherne

People come here with hope and excitement for freedom and success―it’s a beautiful thing

Give some love, get some love

Jan Thomas

LeSo Gallery owners Bradley Scherzer, Amber LeFever and Adam Sobleski spent a year and a half renovating the 1903 East Toledo building on Starr Ave

TMA ups its game this July

Joseph Schafer

The Museum is expanding its Thursday hours

For the love of print

Steven J. Athanas

Printmaking, one of the oldest forms of art, goes back to the beginning of time.

When Ohio was the western frontier

Griffin Messer-Kruse

It’s hard to believe that Ohio was once the wild Western frontier of the infant United States of America,

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