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Get a local tasteIf you're looking to find a supplier for your own veggies, or are simply curious, Whitehouse's Bittersweet Farms has a golden opportunity for you to learn more. |
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Eh? Eh? |
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N.W.O. Hopheads Craft Brew Festival “Craft of the Quarry”Come celebrate the first Annual N.W.O. Hopheads Craft Brew festival at the Centennial Quarry. |
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Shake it OutAncient dance meets calorie burn in bellydancer KayLouise’s Le Chat Noir dance studio. |
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Meg PiotrowskiWe found Meg enjoying a stroll downtown for a June Art Walk and entertaining a few double takes in her sheer getup. TCP loves a risk-taker, so we stopped her for a chat. |
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Moonrise Kingdom |
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Beasts of the Southern Wild |
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Simple Twist of FateWith a tale that goes where no story of rock n' roll has gone before, the Valentine Theater continues to get edgy during its Silver Screen Classics series on Friday, August 18 with Hedwig and the Angry Inch. |
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Dining GuideDining out is a sensory experience — from the sound of clanging kitchenware to the scent of basil on a slice of margherita pizza, eating out is so overwhelmingly sensual. |
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If You Build It, They Will GatherOur May 2 issue contained a story on the opening of Gathered Art Gallery & Studios, the latest in a long line of art glass galleries in Toledo. The gallery’s mission is to create a place for artists to gather, exchange ideas and techniques, and ultimately to celebrate art glass. |
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Across The MapBefore they left town on a tour that stretches to the Pacific Northwest, Josh Ward and Gabby Grumelot swung into the TCP office to talk about being versatile enough to have fans from ages 6 to 60, why most children's music is lame and the benefits of their evolution. |
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Walking Down a DreamWith a style that's equally playful and ominous, Vivian Ivey's vibrant paintings of cartoonish children are wildly surreal and ambiguous |
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Picture PerfectArt Supply Depot's new Photo Transfer Basic class |
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Smoking CatsYou've probably seen the smoking cats displayed as posters and graffiti around town. |
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New LifeThe Toledo Museum of Art takes the ambiguity of art to the next level as dancers, musicians and poets combine forces |
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Coming to GripsThe Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Lanford Wilson’s 1987 play, Burn This, is the Ann Arbor Performance Network’s summer presentation, running from August 2 - September 2. |
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City SipsWhether you’re into keeping things cool or getting fired up, these local bars and restaurants have the daring drinks and creative cocktails you’re looking for to get your evening going right. Meet the bartenders mixing things up |
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Sweet NewsPush-up style cake pops from Perrysburg’s 7 Little Cupcakes. |
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The Tastiest Showdown |
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World-class Wining and Dining |
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A Fine BalanceIt was the first real epiphany I’ve had as a food writer. With other restaurants, there is the way I’m supposed to feel about the food I’m eating, and then there is how I actually feel. |
Project T-ShirtToledo City Paper T-shirt Design Contest. |
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How to Silk Screen |
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Say It In Short SleevesDespite rankings listing Toledo as a miserable, poor, unhealthy or brain-drained city, pride in Toledo is on the rise. |
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Modern RomansHey all you suburbanites, exurbanites and other assorted denizens of the far flung estates! Yeah, y’all, safe in your hermetically sealed bungalows, checking your net worth on the Internet and voting your conservative values. |
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Loud and ProudLexi Staples, as serious as she is funny, peppers conversations covering topics from pub stories to social justice with the word “dude.” The owner of the lesbian pub club OutSkirts with the surfer accent is also at the helm of Toledo Pride. |
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Seed SharingCoworking has become a progressive alternative. |
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Wishing for more |
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Shoe In |
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Barnes & Noble |
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Black Kite Coffee |
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Glass City Cupcake Factory |
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Kevin Charles Productions |
