There’s nothing quite like starting the new year with a sweet declaration of romance. If you’ve been planning on popping the question in a charming way, the Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel might have exactly what you’re looking for.

For 13 years, Phil Barone— better known in Toledo as the owner of Rosie's Italian Grille, Rosie's Rolling Chef, and the and president of the...

Since Toledo was founded in 1837, a lot has changed. Bibliophiles, history-buffs, and Toledoans beaming with Glass City pride will love these books on...

Christine Senack Girl in the Glass City Years lived in Toledo: 29 Occupation: Social media guru, electric vehicle (EV) ambassador, yoga teacher My story, in one sentence:...

Using the medium’s ability to create optical distortions as a metaphor, artist Alli Hoag, Head of the Glass Program at Bowling Green State University, creates sculptural compositions of glass and mixed media that show real life through a distorted lens.

During the TMA’s Localeyes tours, members of the community partner with a docent to give a tour, pointing out art that has personally inspired them.

The three-hour show, a play in six variety acts, is a homage to the play and album Franks Wild Years by Waits. It features six musicians playing an assortment of instruments: guitar, bass, banjo, brass and reed sections, not to mention a pump organ from the 1880s, and a grand piano.

Mark and Mike Kersey— the twin brothers whose evocative and enchanting paintings have wowed Toledoans for decades under the name “Mr. Atomic”— are two of the most endearingly offbeat and eccentric personalities of the Glass City art scene.

Help your community while losing those last couple pounds from Thanksgiving during a fun, holiday-themed morning for the whole family with the Arthritis Foundation’s Jingle Bell 5K Run and 1-mile walk.

Try out a puppy-friendly workout series for you and your best four-legged friend.