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The Best Toledo-Made Podcasts To Listen To While Social Distancing

There are tons of podcasts to be found by area creators on an amazing variety of topics, from religion to comic books, from movies to dieting and more.

The Mix: Bringing Brightness and Dancing into Your Home

Video games, puzzles, and maybe even your Zoom karaoke sessions, might now be feeling lackluster, whether it’s your fourth, fifth, or sixth quarantined Friday...

2020 Ode to the ZIP Code

Your ZIP code is more than just your address— it’s part of your identity.  The Toledo City Paper has made an effort to express that point...

Arts Commission plans to add murals to downtown tunnels

As part of its Art in Public Places Program, the Arts Commission is currently accepting proposals from artists to paint murals in selected locations.

The Arts Commission just announced a $10,000 emergency grant program for artists

Artists thrive on events. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of local performances, exhibitions, festivals, and other revenue-generating opportunities for artists have been canceled. For most...

Virtual Experience: Intense Adornment online with 20 North

See the 20 North Gallery’s current exhibit, Intense Adornment: The Jewelry of Sue Szabo, without leaving your home.  The downtown gallery has posted an ongoing...

The Village Players Present “Bedroom Farce”

Four different married couples of varying ages, three different bedrooms that the characters meet up in and two days of events in the story...

Join Sylvania Franciscan Village for Dinner and a Yousef Bashir book

Join the Sylvania Franciscan Village for this month’s Dinner and a Book event, featuring a discussion of Yousef Bashir’s memoir The Words of My...

Toledo Voices series kicks-off with “Peanuts and Crackerjacks”

The Toledo Rep once again shines a spotlight on area playwrights’ unproduced works with its Toledo Voices series. These performances present a new play...

[title of show] to be performed by Cutting Edge

A new production of the unique and off-center staging will debut at Nederhouser Community Hall on March 12, courtesy of Toledo’s theatrical risk...

Learn to wrap a gele at MSNC

The Monroe Street Neighborhood Center will host a workshop on how to properly wrap a “gele”.

TPS to screen powerful documentary “Pushout”

Centered on the disadvantages faced by black girls in society in education

2020 Ann Arbor Film Fest to begin March 24

Famous festival continues to experiment

Learn about the artistic process at Graphite Design

Work in Process is a series of presentations focused on the creative process and how a piece comes to be.
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