Start Up Toledo is at it again—they are hosting an informative event with Scott Delaney of Avalon Sustainability at Manhattan’s Restaurant in Uptown

Balance’s new fall menu puts an innovative spin on heathy “fast-food”

Maumee Valley Country Day School will screen Bearing Witness: The Voices of Our Survivors, a documentary by filmmaker Heather Elliot-Famularo

When it comes to the creepy-cool feeling of All Hallows Eve, few personalities have captured the spirit of the season as well as macabre master poet Edgar Allen Poe, and actor of the abattoir Vincent Price.

Keisuke Kinoshita was one of the most popular and critically-acclaimed directors in postwar Japan.

Just in time for the bewitching season, author and ghost hunter John Kachuba will bring his phantasmal expertise to the table.

The short story may be the most finely-tuned (and hard-to-master-) literary medium.

Eating disorders, often written off as solely a problem of young women, terrorize many Americans of all ages, genders and races each day. Linda Daugherty’s play EAT (It’s Not About Food) will bring light to these so-called invisible illnesses through a mix of comedy and drama.

Jeffrey Albright, the director and a member of the board for The Village Players, saw Lettice and Lovage on Broadway starring its original vehicle, Dame Maggie Smith in the early 1990s.

Just on the cusp of Halloween, comes the Latino holiday celebrating Dia de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead.)