Arts & Culture

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

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

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

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

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....

For Matt Foss, assistant professor of theatre at the University of Toledo, the upcoming production of David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Proof” at the UT Center for Performing Arts comes at an extremely exciting time— not just for himself, but for the program as a whole.

Above all, the funny, and sometimes scary, story of a young boy’s experiences with his grandmother in a world full of child-hating, evil witches has received praise and an array of adaptations. See the faithful staged version of The Witches, performed by students at the Toledo School for the Arts, during a four-day run.

With writing credits on 118 pop hits on the Billboard Hot 100 between 1955 and 1999, Carole King is a queen of American music. Learn about her awesome and inspiring rise to fame during BEAUTIFUL - The Carole King Musical.

The recently-formed Act 2 Productions Toledo first stepped on a local stage in 2017 with the mission to offer fun, affordable, and educational art experiences to Toledo-area students.

Kick off Black History Month with Inclusive Inc: Women of Toledo during the 419 Beautifully Wrapped Exhibition, a showcase and celebration of the fashion, tradition, spirituality, and art of head wraps and turbans, a style seen and celebrated around the globe.

Before the Toledo Museum of Art’s current exhibit, Glorious Splendor: Treasures of Early Christian Art, ends on Thursday, February 18, see the Late Roman art in a whole new light during Flashlight Tours: The Glorious Look of Love.

Last seen by the public in 2010, the mummies will return to view during The Mummies: From Egypt to Toledo, debuting Saturday, February 3 through May 6, 2018.

African American comic creators from around the country are coming to Toledo to share their stories and inspire a new generation of artists at the second annual Glass City Black Comix Festival, Saturday, February 10 at the Main Branch of the Toledo Lucas County Public Library.

Ralph Warren’s debut novel Target marks the beginning of a new life for him. A new chapter in his remarkable story began in January 2017 when President Obama commuted his life sentence two days before Obama left office. Warren had spent 27-and-a-half years in prison due the ‘three strikes and you’re out’ drug sentencing laws. Now, Warren’s taking control of his future, pursuing his love of writing and speaking about his experiences in the hope that it will make a difference.

"La donna e mobile" is perhaps the most famous single piece in all of opera, despite the fact that it is frequently presented out...

Check out the reprisal of the performance— featuring all new performers— or hear if for the first time during the two-night only show of EDGES