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Sylvania Arts Party honors David Wisniewski

This year’s Sylvania Arts Party honors David Wisniewski, whose deft use of his medium to create representations of the Wild West— despite his being...

Lakeside Theatre Company Presents “Eleemosynary”

Few things are more complicated than the relationship between a mother and a daughter, except for the delicate bond between three generations of women,...

Matilda The Musical Plays at the Croswell Opera House

Roald Dahl’s story of a young girl who rises above her circumstances, with a little help from her special powers, comes to life in...

“Boom: Mad Money, Mega Dealers and the Rise of Contemporary Art”

The Toledo Museum of Art’s Art Book Club will discuss the non-fiction work Boom: Mad Money, Mega Dealers and the Rise of Contemporary Art, a...

Momentum 2019

Festival Moments You Won’t Want to Miss

Issue Box Theatre’s presentation of “Every Brilliant Thing”

If you were to make a list of every brilliant thing about the world, how would you start? Explore this question, in the context...

Scott Hocking Documents What We Leave Behind

“Finding the beauty in everything” isn’t a cliche that Detroit-based artist Scott Hocking concerns himself with. Not everything is beautiful, and, most importantly, beauty...

Andrew Ellis Presents Solo Exhibition

Andrew Ellis has made a name for himself locally, and internationally, as a bluesy singer-songwriter, but did you know the musician has other creative...

Jim Harbaugh Discusses New Book “Overtime”

During the 2018 college football season, sports journalist John U. Bacon was given a behind-the-scenes look at Jim Harbaugh’s University of Michigan football team....

dirtykics Showcases New Photographs at Gathered Glassblowing Studio

Scroll through the Instagram of local photographer dirtykics, aka James Dickerson, and you’ll see something familiar— Toledo, presented unflinching, honest and raw. Shot and...

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder at Toledo Rep

An heir who would rather inherit his wealth sooner than nature might allow embarks on a murderous plan to make his monied dreams come...

Robert Zollweg Hosts Artist Talk

Experimental master glass artist Robert Zollweg has been named the 45th guest of the Pavilion Project as an artist in residence at the Toledo...

Decoding MoPop: Considering Detroit’s Two-Day Pop Music Festival

Considering Detroit’s Two-Day Pop Music Festival

Ron White Performs at the Stranahan Theater

Blue Collar Comedy Tour standup star Ron White makes his way to the Stranahan with signature cigar and drink in hand. Nominated for two...

“Sweat” at the Croswell Opera House

The Croswell’s weekly play reading series brings us Sweat, a heartbreaking story by Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage based on her research interviewing factory workers...

Sunni Brown Discusses “The Doodle Revolution”

Many people feel that doodling during a lecture is a sign of distraction or disrespect; Sunni Brown, the author of The Doodle Revolution, disagrees....
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