Celebrating Independence: Join Us In Reading These Time-Honored Documents
July 4, 2020In observance of the 4th of July, we marvel at the durability and forethought in application of the documents which were created to guide our government in applying the principles of democracy to the operation of our great republic. Adams St Publishing Co invites you to join us in reading these time honored documents and
Black Lives Matter: Resources for being informed about Black Lives Matter
July 2, 2020The murder of George Floyd, on May 25, 2020, has shaken the world. We can no longer deny the devastating impact of racism and for many, a spark has been light. That spark pushes us to learn, become informed and challenge ourselves to do whatever we can to wipe out racism and make our country
Discover mysteries of the deep with a local underwater archaeologist
May 28, 2020From shipwrecks to aquatic treasures, underwater archaeologist Carrie Sowden dives into marine mysteries every day as the Archaeological Director of the National Museum of the Great Lakes. Toledoans curious to take the plunge and learn more about Sowden’s fascinating career can do so soon. On Friday, May 29 at 10am, the Imagination Station will host
Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Things
February 29, 2020Toledo Opera Guild and other local organizations will host a lineup of multigenerational speakers during International Women’s Day.
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February 29, 2020Cutting Edge Theatre Company has made a name in the Glass City with productions of daring and unique shows, and there are few productions more unique than [title of show].
Movies at the Maumee Theatre
February 29, 2020The 5th Annual Maumee Film Festival presents local filmmakers’ short films, features and documentaries at the historic venue.