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2025 Guide to the Arts

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Toledo’s 2025 arts season shines with music, theater, dance and visual arts. From Downtown stages to neighborhood galleries, our guide offers a sampling of our City’s creative spirit.

Sept 5–14

Village Players

The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals is a horror-comedy about a mysterious “musical pandemic” sweeping a town—turning everyday life into song and dance, with darkly hilarious consequences. $25

Sept 14

Collingwood Arts Center, 1pm

Art Mayhem showcases bold, eclectic visual works in a vibrant one-day celebration of creativity. $25

Sept. 12–21

The 10th Street Stage Toledo Rep presents Pippin

Stephen Schwartz’s award-winning tale of a prince’s search for meaning, blending circus spectacle, comedy and heartfelt discovery. $16.25–$29.25

Croswell Opera House

Parade tells the gripping true story of Leo and Lucille Frank in 1913 Georgia, confronting prejudice, justice and love in a turbulent era. $26–$46

Sept 27

Valentine Theatre, 7:30pm

Suzanne O Davis stars in Tapestry: The Carole King Songbook, performing the full legendary album live with Carole King’s greatest hits in a nostalgic multimedia concert. $84–$104

Collingwood Arts Center, 5:00pm

Toledo Fringe Fest brings diverse, unconventional performances to life in an evening of independent theatre and creativity. $5

Sept 28

Toledo Center for Live Arts, 4pm

Toledo Symphony celebrates Ravel’s 150th birthday with chamber music masterpieces including his String Quartet and Piano Trio. $40

Oct 10

Collingwood Arts Center, 7pm

Haunted Collingwood invites guests to explore eerie local history and ghost stories in a chilling guided tour. $15–$30


RELATED: Toledo Event Calendar 


October 10 & 12

Carmen

Valentine Theatre Oct 10 at 7:30pm, Oct 12 at 2pm Toledo Opera’s Carmen delivers Bizet’s fiery tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal with passionate performances and unforget- table music. $45–$140

Oct 11

Peristyle, 8pm

Trumpet legend Arturo Sandoval joins the Toledo Jazz
Orchestra for an electrifying night of big band and jazz brilliance. $25–$72

Oct 16–19

Toledo School For The Arts

Toledo School for the Arts Monty Python’s Spamalot parodies the King Arthur legend with absurd humor, outrageous songs and Monty Python’s signature silliness. $12–$22

Oct 17 & 18

Peristyle, 8pm

Toledo Symphony launches its Masterworks Series with Ray Angry’s Black Athena ~ Power and Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique. $24–$70

Oct 17–26

Croswell Opera House

Bonnie & Clyde is a thrilling musical about the infamous outlaw couple, blending romance, rebellion and high-energy tunes. $26–$46

Oct 18

Valentine Theatre, 7pm

MJ Live captures the magic of Michael Jackson’s biggest hits with electrifying performances, dazzling visuals and high-energy dance.

Oct 17, 18, 24–26

Oregon Community Theatre

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat bursts with colorful storytelling and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved music.

Oct 24 & 25

Collingwood Arts Center

Rocky Horror Show 10th Anniversary brings outrageous costumes, audience participation, and cult-classic fun to the stage. $15–$20

Oct 24 & 25

The Valentine Theatre Toledo Ballet

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow blends dance, music, and storytelling in a hauntingly beautiful adaptation.

Oct 26 

Collingwood Arts Center, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Midnight

Special midnight performance of for die-hard fans. $15–$20

Oct 24 – Nov 2

The 10th Street Stage

On Golden Pond is a tender, humorous story of love, aging and family bonds, set at a lakeside summer home. $15.25–$23.

Village Players

Clybourne Park explores race, community and change in one house over fifty years, blending drama and biting humor. $20

Oct 31–Nov 2

Maumee Indoor Theatre

Annie warms hearts with its story of optimism, family and finding home, set to timeless Broadway hits.

Nov 7–8

Peristyle

Toledo Symphony performs Mahler’s powerful Symphony No. 6, known as the “Tragic,” a monumental journey of emotion and scale. $24–$70

Nov 7–16

Black Swamp Players

The Thin Place blurs the line between the living and the dead in a chilling, thought-provoking drama about

 

 

The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options

Toledo’s 2025 arts season shines with music, theater, dance and visual arts. From Downtown stages to neighborhood galleries, our guide offers a sampling of our City’s creative spirit.

Sept 5–14

Village Players

The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals is a horror-comedy about a mysterious “musical pandemic” sweeping a town—turning everyday life into song and dance, with darkly hilarious consequences. $25

Sept 14

Collingwood Arts Center, 1pm

Art Mayhem showcases bold, eclectic visual works in a vibrant one-day celebration of creativity. $25

Sept. 12–21

The 10th Street Stage Toledo Rep presents Pippin

Stephen Schwartz’s award-winning tale of a prince’s search for meaning, blending circus spectacle, comedy and heartfelt discovery. $16.25–$29.25

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Croswell Opera House

Parade tells the gripping true story of Leo and Lucille Frank in 1913 Georgia, confronting prejudice, justice and love in a turbulent era. $26–$46

Sept 27

Valentine Theatre, 7:30pm

Suzanne O Davis stars in Tapestry: The Carole King Songbook, performing the full legendary album live with Carole King’s greatest hits in a nostalgic multimedia concert. $84–$104

Collingwood Arts Center, 5:00pm

Toledo Fringe Fest brings diverse, unconventional performances to life in an evening of independent theatre and creativity. $5

Sept 28

Toledo Center for Live Arts, 4pm

Toledo Symphony celebrates Ravel’s 150th birthday with chamber music masterpieces including his String Quartet and Piano Trio. $40

Oct 10

Collingwood Arts Center, 7pm

Haunted Collingwood invites guests to explore eerie local history and ghost stories in a chilling guided tour. $15–$30


RELATED: Toledo Event Calendar 


October 10 & 12

Carmen

Valentine Theatre Oct 10 at 7:30pm, Oct 12 at 2pm Toledo Opera’s Carmen delivers Bizet’s fiery tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal with passionate performances and unforget- table music. $45–$140

Oct 11

Peristyle, 8pm

Trumpet legend Arturo Sandoval joins the Toledo Jazz
Orchestra for an electrifying night of big band and jazz brilliance. $25–$72

Oct 16–19

Toledo School For The Arts

Toledo School for the Arts Monty Python’s Spamalot parodies the King Arthur legend with absurd humor, outrageous songs and Monty Python’s signature silliness. $12–$22

Oct 17 & 18

Peristyle, 8pm

Toledo Symphony launches its Masterworks Series with Ray Angry’s Black Athena ~ Power and Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique. $24–$70

Oct 17–26

Croswell Opera House

Bonnie & Clyde is a thrilling musical about the infamous outlaw couple, blending romance, rebellion and high-energy tunes. $26–$46

Oct 18

Valentine Theatre, 7pm

MJ Live captures the magic of Michael Jackson’s biggest hits with electrifying performances, dazzling visuals and high-energy dance.

Oct 17, 18, 24–26

Oregon Community Theatre

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat bursts with colorful storytelling and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved music.

Oct 24 & 25

Collingwood Arts Center

Rocky Horror Show 10th Anniversary brings outrageous costumes, audience participation, and cult-classic fun to the stage. $15–$20

Oct 24 & 25

The Valentine Theatre Toledo Ballet

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow blends dance, music, and storytelling in a hauntingly beautiful adaptation.

Oct 26 

Collingwood Arts Center, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Midnight

Special midnight performance of for die-hard fans. $15–$20

Oct 24 – Nov 2

The 10th Street Stage

On Golden Pond is a tender, humorous story of love, aging and family bonds, set at a lakeside summer home. $15.25–$23.

Village Players

Clybourne Park explores race, community and change in one house over fifty years, blending drama and biting humor. $20

Oct 31–Nov 2

Maumee Indoor Theatre

Annie warms hearts with its story of optimism, family and finding home, set to timeless Broadway hits.

Nov 7–8

Peristyle

Toledo Symphony performs Mahler’s powerful Symphony No. 6, known as the “Tragic,” a monumental journey of emotion and scale. $24–$70

Nov 7–16

Black Swamp Players

The Thin Place blurs the line between the living and the dead in a chilling, thought-provoking drama about

 

 

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