Chances are, you know someone who has a charming sculpture in their home or garden designed by Waterville-based artist George Carruth.

The Installation and Performance Art Class at the University of Toledo has a fun way to build a sense of community through artistic expression.

Every year, Hudson Gallery showcases the talents, visions and voices of nine local artists with an eclectic exhibition of their recent work.

For the rest of 2014, Prehistoric Flying Reptiles, a new exhibit at the Toledo Zoo, will provide an opportunity to see what these majestic animals might have looked like millions of years ago.

East Toledo's LeSo Gallery is no stranger to the avant garde and artistic—the gallery has recently hosted some of Toledo's most inventive shows.

The 12th Street Riots set Detroit on fire in the summer of 1967.

When you think of drama on the stage, you might think of Shakespeare—tales of royal intrigue.

Film buffs, prepare for the second annual Tree City Film Festival.

Take a look outside—it's finally warming up, but The Ohio Theatre can keep the chill running down your spine with their spring program full of vintage horror flicks.

Toledo has produced its fair share of film stars, including Jamie Farr and Katie Holmes. Local cinephiles can now add Tiffany C. Adams to that list. Rather than hedging her bets on blockbusters, however, Adams is casting her lot with independent films.