Natural patience comes alive in the newly remodeled wing of the Toledo Museum of Art (TMA), housing the recently opened Sights and Sounds: Art, Nature and the Senses exhibit, open through February, 2019.

Now in its 75th season, the Toledo Symphony welcomes new musical director Alain Trudel. With a long and brilliant career in the arts as a conductor, composer, and concert trombonist, Trudel began with TSO in July.

Local wine expert Nicholas Kubiak will open your mind to the fruit of the vine with four specialized wine classes. First, on Tuesday, September...

A tale of immigration, romance, deceit and faith, Toledoan Genevieve Geha Kirkbride’s debut novel Carmen is an artful and compelling story of coming to America....

Do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever wanted to hunt them? Gain the training and knowledge by taking Ghost Hunting 101 classes at...

Actor and stand-up comic Jordan Rock brings down the house. Having starred on FX’s “Totally Biased” and “Gotham Comedy Live”, NBC’s “Last Comic Standing”,...

Not only will you get to enjoy homemade cuisine, you can learn the basic skills you need to make favorites, like Chicken Souvlakia, at home during the cooking demos held throughout the weekend. Enjoy Greek language and culture presentations, Greek dancing, music, performances, shopping, education and more.

Don’t get us wrong—we love large, outdoor festivals—but as the warm weather dissipates, so does the appeal of beer-fueled crowds and daytime art fairs....

From the personal, to the political, the extraordinary and the mundane, everyone has a story. Contemplate the effects of individual stories and identities during...

Since 1993, downtown Bowling Green’s Black Swamp Arts Festival has been an area favorite. The free, three-day event is 100% volunteer-run, featuring music, arts,...