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Toledo's July 4th celebration proved to be a memorable night along the Maumee River! Did we catch you on the Glass City Riverwalk in your red, white & blue? View our photos. Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
Excavators are on the scene along the Maumee River as restoration work begins on the Interurban Bridge near the Roche de Boeuf rock in Waterville. The structure was originally built in 1908. Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
Party in the Park was a great kickoff to Jeep Fest Weekend! Country music fans packed Promenade Park for the celebration. Did we catch you having a blast down by the river? Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
Many artists recently converged on Sylvania to participate in the 2026 Sylvania Plein Air Festival. For those who attended, we hope you feel inspired by these artists and their talent. View our photos.
Party in the Park has been rockin' all summer and there are more memorable Fridays to come in Promenade Park! Did we catch you enjoying the Elton John / Billy Joel Tribute Night? Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
The public is invited to join Toledo-area faith leaders Thursday, August 20, at 1:00 p.m. at Third Baptist Church, 402…
Toledo Ballet is inviting emerging choreographers from across all dance genres to apply for its inaugural Toledo Ballet Winter…
More than 350,000 people in the United States experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital each year, and approximately…
The Arts Commission is pleased to announce the first round of Accelerator Grant program recipients for 2026! The Accelerator…
The Bowling Green State University Falcon Marching Band has grown to a record 600 members, becoming the largest collegiate…
Humane Ohio is less than one week away from announcing the winner of their 5th Annual Pints for Pets Beer Label Photo Contest…
The Toledo Lucas County Public Library is inviting the community to A Sweet Send-Off at the Holland Branch on Wednesday, Sept.…
Toledo Time Travels is your source for the Toledo story—past, present, and future. We host engaging conversations about local history venues, long heard about but rarely seen spaces, Glass City artifacts, and historical preservation.
1938: Douglas "Wrong Way" Corrigan receives a rousing Northwest Ohio welcome when ...…
1888: A special train of New England Glass Company workers and their families, ...…
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