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“Intense Adornment” Showcases metalsmithing work at 20 North Gallery

L. Sue Szabo has spent 30 years making a living— and art— with her hands. A practicing physician since 1988, Szabo has also studied...

Anthony Wayne Area Arts Commission “Trashes” the Runway

The Anthony Wayne Area Arts Commission aims to change the way you think about garbage and clothes— by making one out of the other....

Holly Lynnea and Sal Demilio Perform in next Holy Toledo Tavern Comedy Series

Pair the mouth-watering casual dining fare of the Holy Toledo! Tavern with an evening of laughs during the latest installment of the Tavern’s Comedy...

To The Mountaintop

New ACT show puts a human face on an icon

Memorable Pieces at River House Arts

A pair of complimentary art exhibitions will wow attendees at River House Arts gallery now through March. Another Roadside Attraction displays the work of...

Enjoy Wine and Books at Suburban Bottle

Perrysburg’s Suburban Bottle welcomes everyone to their book club, Wine and Words - Beer and Books. Meetings, the first Tuesday of every month, provide...

Sanger Friends of the Library Book Sale Feb. 1-2

Expand your “to-be-read” stack of books at a low cost at the Sanger Friends of the Library Book Sale. Peruse hundreds of gently-used books...

Jennifer Cannon discusses debut novel

A story of addiction, heartbreak and hope is at the core of Spoons and Needles, a debut novel by Jennifer Cannon. Gathering Volumes hosts...

20 Years of RENT

Jonathan Larson’s wildly popular musical RENT has wowed audiences since 1996. See the “20th Anniversary Tour” of the show— on the road since 2016—in...

Ann Hood Discusses “Kitchen Yarns” in Findlay

With more than a dozen novels to her credit, Ann Hood expanded her repertoire with Kitchen Yarns: Notes on Life, Love and Food, a...

The Blair Museum of Lithophanes looks for new home

Since 1993, the world’s largest collection of lithophanes (19th-century translucent porcelain plaques) has been housed in Toledo at The Blair Museum of Lithophanes. One...

Rob Schneider Returns to Toledo Funny Bone

A staple of the American comedy scene for over three decades, comedian Rob Schneider returns for one-night at the Funny Bone. As a Saturday...

The Blacker the Berry Makes Stop in Toledo

Experience a divine tale of hope and belief as DkWard Quality Entertainment’s new touring show The Blacker the Berry… makes a stop in Toledo....

Toledo Opera Presents “LA Bohem”

Puccini’s most famous and influential opera, La Boheme, has been a favorite of audiences for over 120 years. Experience the classic and tragic love...

Tecumseh’s 11th Annual Ice Sculpture Festival

Some artists use delicate brushes, high-quality pens, or other intricate tools to create their masterpieces. Ice sculptors, however, use chainsaws, and we think that...

Author talk with Genevieve Geha Kirkbride

Toledoan Genevieve Geha Kirkbride tells a tale of immigration, romance, deceit and faith in her debut novel Carmen. This artful and compelling story of...
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