Arts & Culture

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

Turning the focus on the regional Flint water crisis, Daniels’ new play has already garnered attention as a must-see this theater season.

Comedy is funnier off the cuff— hear some of Toledo’s most hilarious performers during The Monthly Improv Show on the final Friday of every month, consistently playing to sold out audiences in The Valentine’s Studio A Theatre.

This exhibit will delve into the approaches of examination of physical properties, reproduction, vulnerability, and its uncertainty as an “instrument of truth.”

If you’re not afraid to get your hands a little dirty, The 577 Foundation is offering adult pottery classes for ages 18 and up.

Projects include knitting, crocheting, lace making, and more.

An art exhibition is shining some light on what some may call an underrated topic. “Lens on Learning; A Social Documentary of Developmental Disabilities” displays a photography project created by BGSU students who captured the lives of developmentally disabled individuals served by the WCBDD (Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities) who live, work and contribute to the community.

Thinking of eating organic? Join experienced dietician, Charmaine Bassett of Bassett’s Health Food Store in an informative discussion on Organic Wellness and Your Food Dollar.

Home Is Where the HeArt Is

Migrating, celebrating

Living in Toledo certainly has its charm, but if you’re still looking for greener pastures, consider entering the raffle for an Italian vacation presented...