Lose a hour, but gain a cool new festival
It was a festival whose time had come.
In fact, it’s a festival that was long overdue.
Sure, the first day of spring is three weeks away. But that may...
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Casino fun helps to support Turnstone
There are few activities more intergenerational than visiting casinos. Whether it’s a weekend in Las Vegas or a quick trip to one of the regional venues,...
Show runs the gamut for home and garden
At the end of the month, a semi will dump 20 tons of sand inside the Memorial Coliseum. That’s 40,000 pounds of sand, right in the middle of the building....
The Maumee is the mission of bazaar
One of the many organizations dedicated to keeping the local rivers vibrant is Save Maumee. The organization has been a vital part of the effort to...
Local bands resurrect the ’90s in Down the Line
What’s better than a whole night that showcases local musicians? One that features those same artists and bands performing the music of legends.
And...
Downtown keeps its cool during winter
Four years ago, a group of community-minded young leaders worked to come up with a new way to bring people together in the middle of winter. A way to...
Acting veteran of 80 films opens himself up to questions after a viewing of High Fidelity
Last year, the notoriously insular actor John Cusack was offered the chance to preside over public screenings of some of his most popular films.
Cusack...
Annual Event Steeped in Tradition
When Cindy Friend decorates a Christmas tree, she tends to shy away from traditional ornaments and garland. She thinks big and envisions something completely...
It’s Christmas Time in the City
If the heart of Christmas celebration lies at home with our families, it’s community celebrations that extend the warmth of our traditions into the...
Lots of Work for So Much Cirque
When Cirque Dreams returns to the Honeywell Center in Wabash, bringing with it the seasonal spectacular Holidaze, the audience will be treated to a...