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Community Takes Center Stage at the Toledo Listening Room

Community is one of our most precious commodities. It takes many forms — from cozy dinners with friends, to neighborhood block parties, to enormous...

Something Rotten! – A Hilarious Musical Adventure Comes to Monroe

Get ready to laugh out loud as HappyPlace Productions presents the smash-hit musical Something Rotten!—a side-splitting, song-filled spectacle the whole family will enjoy. This...

Michael Klein’s First Solo Show: Switchboard through Chords and Colors

Toledo-based visual artist and tattooist Michael Klein steps into the spotlight with his debut solo exhibition, Switchboard through Chords and Colors, currently on view...

BYO Crafty Hang-Out at Vod’s Here

Join the creative fun at Vod’s Here, Sewing and Craft Emporium on Tuesday, October 7, from 12–2pm, located at 2910 W. Central Ave. Whether...

Curtain Call: BGSU Hosts New York City Based Experimental Theater Company

Elevator Repair Service (ERS), an award-winning New York City theater company known for their experimental theater pieces, in 1991 and performed in a dozen...

City Pages: Ann Arbor Author, Amanda Uhle at Lourdes

Amanda Uhle has hit the road with her memoir “Destroy This House.” Taking the AmTrack from Boston to Brooklyn while doing this interview, she...

Book Notes October 2025

Sylvania Writes Out Loud Poetry Slam Kick off First Friday with Sylvania Writes Out Loud on Friday, October 3, from 6–8 pm. Poets of all...

Art To Heart: Perrysburg Sculpture Walk Returns with New Works

As the leaves begin to fall and the temperatures drop, bring a light jacket with you to the Perrysburg Sculpture Walk to enjoy sculptures...

Art Notes October 2025

The Vistula Artist Market Art, Food & Community Celebrate local creativity at the Vistula Artist Market on Sunday, October 5, from 11 am to 5...

Listen Hear: Freeman’s Blues Experience Fuses With The Toledo Symphony

Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman no longer plays a musical instrument. But he is instrumental in bringing a fresh style of music to Toledo. “I appreciate...

Carmen Sizzles and Seduces at Toledo Opera

This October Toledo Opera brings Bizet’s masterpiece, Carmen, to the stage. Carmen has captivated audiences since it made its debut on March 3, 1875,...

Live from the Nickel – A Sports Podcast that Puts the Glass City First

To call “Live from the Nickel” a sports podcast is technically accurate, but listeners know that’s not telling the whole story. What started with...

Raise a Glass and Support Public Media at “Pour for a Purpose” in Downtown Toledo

Fundraiser at The Switchboard to Benefit WGTE Public Media Toledo residents will have the opportunity to enjoy an evening of music, art, and community —...

Westmoreland Home Tour: Step Inside Toledo’s Historic Treasures

On Sunday, October 5 from 1-4pm, the doors open to five beautifully preserved homes during the Westmoreland Home Tour—a one-day event that invites you...

Toledo Opera and Handmade Toledo Present “Unmasking Carmen”

Tuesday, September 30, Toledo Opera and Handmade Toledo will host Unmasking Carmen: Artistry, Identity, & Interpretation — a free public event exploring how contemporary...

The Office Went to Toledo — and It Actually Works

As a die-hard Office fan who’s rewatched the Scranton brilliance more times than I can count, I was fully prepared to hate The Paper. Over the years, there’s been talk...
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