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Throw down at the Toledo Potters’ Guild

Looking to throw down clay for sculpting? Get fired up and learn new skills this fall during the Toledo Potters’ Guild pottery and clay...

Journey in Their Shoes

Exhibit asks locals to follow in the steps of a neighbor

Good Vibrations Volunteer Mixer with the Arts Commission

What helps Toledo’s creative community thrive? Collaboration and plenty of willing, helping hands. Get involved and ensure the community’s continued growth by learning about volunteer opportunities with The Arts Commission during the Good Vibrations Volunteer Mixer.

Gallery Underway at Jose Martinez Memorial Galeria and the Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center

Artistic changes are underway on Broadway as the Jose Martinez Memorial Galeria and the Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center transforms their art event space into a working gallery, with the first exhibition scheduled for April 25.

Group of Nine exhibit at Hudson Gallery

Join Hudson Gallery in celebrating the wide range of talent, style, vision and voice found in our arts community during their 11th annual Group of Nine exhibit.

Mapping Scientific History

Rep Theatre show illuminates the work of an overlooked scientist.

Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella musical at Stranahan Theater

See a refreshingly contemporary take on the classic tale during a local run of the Tony Award®-winning musical, Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella.

Cutting Edge Theatre Company’s production of Little Shop of Horrors

It’s a story everyone who loves musical theater knows— an unfortunate florist rises to fame and fortune when he discovers his plant’s hunger for humans.

3B Productions presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature, this modern Broadway classic brings new songs to the story of learning to love no matter what.

It’s Not Easy Eating Green

Finding a good vegan meal when eating out can be daunting, but a plan and familiarity with restaurants’ offerings can prevent frustration and disappointment. To assist vegan diners, Rachel and Michael Zickar created vegantoledo.com.

The Autumn Gineen Trunk Show

Turning up the heat on local fashion.

Korean design from Detroit

Born in the United States, raised in Korea, and now living in Detroit, designer and artist Nina Cho creates functional, minimal and breathtaking work...

Wearable collaborations at the American Frame Showroom

Known for his murals around town— such as the large Queen Nefertiti piece painted at Madison Ave. on the side of Uptown Green, Martin...

Learn more about animals at River House Arts next group exhibit

What lies in the space between species? Why are humans and animals different? How can we understand animals? Navigate these questions and some answers...

Is This Normal? Two ACT Plays Present Questions of Life and Loss

How do we handle loss and loneliness? What is the future role of technology in our lives?  These are just two of the ethical...

Carole King’s Tapestry: Music, History and Broken Hearts

In 1971, Carole King released her second album, Tapestry, which earned the 29-year-old singer-songwriter worldwide recognition. Not bad, but also almost the norm for Carole....
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