TOLEDO — The Black Swamp Players will be performing Jane Martin’s “Talking With…” live at the Ohio Theatre in Toledo May 20-23.
Students in Bowling Green State University’s School of Art are turning to crayons for a colorful way to display their most recent work in a virtual exhibition. The online art show titled “Crayons: A Return to Carefree Creativity” is available for viewing now and runs through summer.
The Black Swamp Arts Festival Wood County Invitational Art Show applications are now available.
New worlds emerge from the graduating students of the Bowling Green State University Masters of Fine Arts thesis exhibit.
GRAND RAPIDS — Riding the wave of success with Towpath Radio, Towpath Media, LLC has launched yet another hyper local internet radio station.
Bowling Green State University’s Department of Theatre and Film will present the musical “Ordinary Days” at 8 p.m. April 23 and 24. The production by Adam Gwon will stream live each day on the ShowTix4U platform.
The Black Swamp Arts Festival has extended the application deadline for the Juried Art Show to April 16.
TOLEDO – ProMedica is planning two nights of concerts that it is hosting in celebration of the 2021 Solheim Cup.
TOLEDO – Toledo Museum of Art has launched a sweeping consideration of glass art and experimentation through the ages.
Chicago’s Spektral Quartet is the featured musical ensemble for Bowling Green State University’s Music at the Forefront residency April 9-13, sponsored by the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music in the College of Musical Arts.
Featuring a sound inspired by a lavender farm in Virginia, Bowling Green-based band Tree No Leaves has pushed through the coronavirus pandemic restrictions to expand their art.
TOLEDO – On March 4, the board of directors of the Toledo Museum of Art formally approved the museum’s next institutional strategic plan, which will guide TMA over the next five years in its aim to set the standard among art museums in the country for its commitment to quality and its cultur…
TOLEDO – The supernatural has long held both a popular and scientific fascination in American culture. America’s artists have also grappled with the existence of beings, places and ideas that push the boundaries of science and psychology. Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art,…
Bowling Green State University’s Department of Theatre and Film presents “Tragedy: a tragedy,” by Will Eno. The play, directed by Dr. Lesa Lockford, professor of theater and film, streams live at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday on ShowTix4U.
TOLEDO – The Toledo Museum of Art and the Ability Center of Greater Toledo have signed a memorandum of understanding establishing a new, multi-year strategic partnership with co-investment by both organizations.
More than 850 business signs were photographed for a commercial archaeology photo art exhibit called “The Amsterdam Sign Project,” which is showing simultaneously in downtown Bowling Green and on campus at Bowling Green State University.
FINDLAY — Fiber and textile artists are invited to share your original art during April at the Findlay Art League Textile Show.
TOLEDO – The Toledo Museum of Art will present Rare and Wondrous: Birds in Art and Culture 1620-1820 from April 24-July 25. The exhibition, curated by TMA’s Head of Interpretive Projects and Managing Editor Paula Reich, will showcase the Museum’s recent acquisition of the important six-volum…
TOLEDO – The Toledo Museum of Art has hired Jenny Wensink as the museum’s director of development. Wensink began her appointment at TMA on Jan. 4.
PERRYSBURG — From Mamie Smith’s “Crazy Blues” to David Bowie, Kimberly Mack, Ph.D. spoke at the Way Public Library about the tall tales and conscious self-reinvention that are as much of the blues as the distinctive chords that make the music.
TOLEDO – Three major works of art have been added to the Toledo Museum of Art’s permanent collection: a fiber artwork titled “Riscos y oro, 2” by Colombian artist Olga de Amaral; “Saint Francis Adoring the Cross,” an oil painting by Jacopo Ligozzi; and a five-color lithograph, “Interior with…
TOLEDO — The Toledo Museum of Art welcomes the community to visit its galleries as a place for respite and reflection on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy.
TOLEDO — The Toledo Symphony Orchestra is making changes to its 2020-21 performance schedule.
TOLEDO – Registration is now open for art classes offered by the Toledo Museum of Art.
Tyler Savino has a freshly minted film school degree from Bowling Green State University and his first feature film is on the cusp of the festival circuit.
A new fine art exhibit featuring local talent from Northwest Ohio has now opened at the Sam B’s Restaurant Gallery, 163 S. Main St.
TOLEDO, Ohio – Three new members have been appointed to the Toledo Museum of Art board of directors.
Works on the Web, a virtual show and sale, sponsored by the Anthony Wayne Area Arts Commission, is an opportunity to view artwork by many local artists.
FINDLAY — The works of Hardie Gramatky, an early author and illustrator for Walt Disney who later created the Little Toot tugboat series, has come to life through an extensive exhibit at the Mazza Museum.
PERRYSBURG — Tonight, the Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra will present the first of two “Sounds of the Season” Christmas concerts.
ArtsX has moved online for 2020, continuing to bring out the annual Bowling Green State University winter showcase of the arts.
Horizon Youth Theatre will present its second streaming production, Rudyard Kipling’s “Just So Stories,” adapted and directed by Keith Guion, this weekend.
TOLEDO – The Toledo Museum of Art will implement new hours of operation beginning Nov. 20, including extended evening hours on Fridays and Saturdays.
The Black Swamp Players will hold two events, including a holiday show.
Utopia: A Visual Storytelling of Our Home at the Wood County Museum has been nominated for Best Art Exhibit.
TOLEDO — Mike Merritt will lead a group of local musicians and all-star guests for the Second Annual Tribute to the Last Waltz, the final 1976 concert by the Band, famously captured on film by Martin Scorcese.
TOLEDO – The year 2020 marks the 100th birthday of legendary American artist Wayne Thiebaud. The breadth of Thiebaud’s captivating imagery in a variety of media and genres will be celebrated in a major exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art in 2021.
Researching, interviewing and reading poetry to an audience are all part of the process for poet Ruth Awad, who was a visiting writer for the Virtual Arts Series 2020 Corona Edition at Bowling Green State University.
TOLEDO – To mark the acquisition of Flat Torus 4 by California-based artist Phillip K. Smith III, a new exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art explores the theme of light from a wide range of perspectives.
PERRYSBURG — The Perrysburg High School theater department will present “Lend Me A Tenor” on stage Nov. 5-8.
TOLEDO – Three internationally renowned artists, who represent the extraordinary vitality of contemporary drawing, will be featured in a special exhibition beginning in November at the Toledo Museum of Art.
Locally produced documentary film, The Amsterdam T-Shirt Project, is to be featured on Ukrainian streaming film and television after showing in the Ukrainian based International Ethnographic Film Festival.
Arlyn's Good Beer will host the Black Swamp Players as they perform the classic Abbot and Costello routine "Who's on First."
FINDLAY — The historic Jones Mansion’s Haunted History Tour will take visitors through the mansions first, second, and third floors, where they will be introduced to several “ghosts” who all have a story to tell.
TOLEDO – A new celebration of the beauty of glass art will take place this fall at the Toledo Museum of Art Rita B. Kern Sensory Garden.
TOLEDO – American quilts have long been connected with notions of tradition, with patterns and techniques passed down for generations in communities throughout the country. As nostalgic symbols of the American past, quilts have been viewed as antidotes to upheaval during times of change.
Terri Bagley and her daughter, Hannah, both from Columbus, look over art work by artist Amy Shaw during Art Loop Saturday afternoon in Bowling Green. The Bowling Green art fair was held the same Saturday that was originally slated for the canceled Black Swamp Arts Festival. Most artists have…
The Black Swamp Players will present two performances of the one-act play “Nothing Good Happens After Midnight” on Wednesday and Sept. 23 as part of the Hump Day Revue.
PERRYSBURG – When the Town Center at Levis Commons launched a new micro concert series for the lunch crowd back in June, hopes were high that the community would come to the open-air center and support the local musicians.
FREMONT – To celebrate First Lady Lucy Hayes’ birthday, the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums is putting some of her gowns on special exhibit in August and having a day-long birthday party on Aug. 29.
Bowling Green State University Fine Arts Center is hosting the 13th annual Northwest Ohio Community Art Show, available for online viewing from July 15-Aug. 15, 2020.
