Dr. Stanley Gehrt, this year’s keynote speaker and expert on wildlife ecology, presents, “Ghost Dogs: Living with Urban Coyotes,” an inside look at the habits and patterns of coyotes living in metro areas.

Miner will visit Bowling Green on February 13 as part of its spring speaker series. His presentation, Art and Activism in an Age of Ongoing Colonialism, is followed by a next-day workshop, 12:30-2pm Wednesday, February 14.

Enjoy a raffle, a silent auction, live entertainment, shredded BBQ chicken sliders, dry rub brisket, gumbo with shrimp, veggies, bacon baked beans, cornbread, and more.

Enjoy live music, a silent auction, and valet parking.

Hear about the wonderful histories of over 100 heirloom vegetables, learn why they are so important, and receive a copy of The Beginner’s Guide to Growing Heirloom Vegetables by Marie Iannotti during the 577 Foundation workshop, Growing Heirloom Vegetables.

The garage aesthetic is honestly earned, as a similar space abutting the bar on the other side of a wall, provides parking for the residents of renovated living spaces in The Berdan apartments above. Our group made drink selections, selected a feverish playlist from the eclectic jukebox selections, and then moved on to the menu.

The third and final installment of the 50 Shades series doesn’t come out until the next day, so this is a unique opportunity to catch it before everyone else does.

As part of The Toledo Museum of Art’s exhibit The Mummies: From Egypt to Toledo, opening Saturday, February 3, enjoy a Saturday matinee film series, He Went for a Little Walk: Mummies in the Movies, running from February 17 through May 5.

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.