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Recently, the Maple and Main Art & Music Festival took place at Olander Park in Sylvania. We were there to capture the festivities. Did we catch you checking out some art or listening to the music? Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
An upgraded, more permanent version of the You Are Beautiful sculpture created by artist Matthew Hoffman has returned to International Cove along the Maumee River. Stop out to visit Toledo's newest art installation. You are beautiful, Toledo! Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
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
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
Watershed Weekend was a wonderful way to celebrate our riverfront and the stunning progress that has been made along the Glass City Riverwalk. Multiple days of collaborations, dedications, celebrations and relaxation brought the community together in the best way! Photo Credit: Doug Hinebaugh
More than 100,000 people are expected to flood downtown to celebrate an iconic brand for Toledo Jeep Fest August 6-9. The…
Live Arts Toledo announced that tickets for its complete 2026-2027 season are now on sale. Audiences can now purchase…
The Toledo Lucas County Public Library is introducing the inaugural Romance-Con Ambassador program, a new initiative designed…
Four Broadway Valentine premiers, plus Variety presentations of dance, vocal, nostalgia, family, and more are once again on…
Every August, something special happens in downtown Waterville. Friends, families, neighbors, and music fans travel from…
Where people choose to live, work, and commute affects everything from economic opportunity to transportation investments and…
Canaan Companies Inc., a general contractor headquartered in downtown Toledo, is proud to announce its move into a newly…
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.
1928: On July 23, 1928, Toledo throws a one-of-a-kind welcome celebration for Amelia ...…
1813: British and American Indian forces begin a one-week second siege of Fort Meigs ...…
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