Events in Toledo today

Registration is open for the Stritch Cardinal Classic at Eagle's Landing Golf Club. The outing begins with a shotgun start and includes 18 holes with a cart, followed by a luncheon. Entry is $400 per foursome. Beverages, mulligans, skins, and chance games are available for purchase. The previous outing sold out quickly.

All are welcome to take part in Toledo Jeep Fest 2026 in downtown Toledo, highlighted by an all Jeep parade. Tickets can sell out quickly. During checkout, selecting the Outlaw Jeeps box as the associated group helps keep participants together.

Celebrate classic cars at a community gathering where entry is free. A dash plaque goes to the first 20 cars to register. Look for gift card drawings held periodically, food available, music, goodie bags, and activities for kids to round out the fun.

Get ready for the Swanton Corn Festival 5K, a fun and festive run through the heart of Swanton. The course is set up as a start and finish at Swanton Memorial Park, and the race is rain or shine. Check in begins at 7:00 AM, with the 5K starting at 8:00 AM. Registration includes a custom Corn Festival 5K T-shirt and a swag bag, with a supportive atmosphere for both runners and walkers.

The event returns with a full day centered on rugby, summertime fun, and an upbeat atmosphere. It begins with an alumni touch match, then continues with nonstop rugby for the rest of the day.

A relaxed park playdate at Toledo Botanical Garden that welcomes all ages and requires no membership. It is open to everyone and offers a simple way to spend time outdoors. To find the group, look for someone wearing an MCGT hat or T-shirt.

Set out on a full-day round trip across Lake Erie aboard the Glass City Pearl, traveling from Toledo to the village of Put-in-Bay. The voyage offers a scenic cruise and ample time on the island to soak up waterfront bars with live music, explore historic sites, browse local shops, and enjoy golf cart adventures, all wrapped in a laid-back island vibe that feels far from the mainland. Guests are welcome to bring their own drinks and snacks, with coolers allowed for the ride. Designed for a friends getaway, a special celebration, or simply a break from the daily grind, this experience blends the fun of a cruise with the freedom to discover Put-in-Bay at your own pace, then head back with lake views and island memories.

At The Toledo Zoo, a two-day art fair fills the grounds with local and regional talent, featuring a range of mediums on display and available for purchase. Guests can watch artist demonstrations alongside animal painting sessions and enjoy live musical entertainment throughout the fair. The event is included with Zoo admission, and members receive entry at no additional cost. Daily animal painting demos spotlight favorites such as the hippopotamus on Tembo Trail, African elephants in the bull yard on Tembo Trail, penguins at Penguin Beach, and animals featured in the Primate Forest, Reptile House, and Nature’s Neighborhood, including an armadillo. Hands-on fun includes a Kids’ Art Zone in Nature’s Neighborhood, chalk art demonstrations by Ice Creations throughout the fair, Spin and Splat art demos in Nature’s Neighborhood, origami demonstrations by Michael Roy’s Paper Magic on the Main Plaza, and crafts with TSA near Nature’s Neighborhood. Live music on the Main Plaza features performances by the Millenius String Quartet, TSA Pop Combo, TSA Glass City Steel, and the TSA Urban Jazz Collective. The lineup of participating artists will be announced. Please disregard comments that claim to sell tickets or offer vendor registration.

A leisurely two hour cruise aboard the Sandpiper explores the Maumee River with a blend of local history, wildlife watching, and shoreline scenery. A guide shares stories of stately Victorian mansions and other historic homes, including many that can be seen exclusively from the river. Along the way, watch for bald eagles overhead, herons and egrets in the shallows, and turtles sunning on fallen logs. The experience is peaceful and scenic, family friendly, and ideal for photographers and anyone who loves the outdoors. Guests may bring breakfast or brunch to enjoy on board, with small coolers permitted and adult beverages allowed. Cooler temperatures, gentle light for photos, and a quieter river add to the relaxed atmosphere. It offers a fresh perspective for locals and a memorable outing for visitors who appreciate nature, history, and waterfront views.

Future homebuyers can explore the steps to purchasing a home at a free community expo focused on guidance and education. Meet local real estate professionals, lenders, and other experts, take part in informative sessions, and pick up practical insights on financing, down payment assistance, inspections, insurance, and other key topics.

Celebrate National Pickleball Day at Toledo Pickle with a full day centered on the sport and an active lifestyle. Enjoy casual and competitive pickleball activities, including a recreational tournament with separate men’s and women’s divisions, plus music indoors and out on the patio. Local vendors and brands focused on health, wellness, fitness, and active living will be on site, along with plenty of food and drinks. Entry is free with pre-registration, and tournament signup details will be shared once the official link is available. After the daytime programming, the energy carries into the evening with after-hours music, drinks, and relaxed patio vibes at the bar and outdoor patio. Whether you play often, are new to the game, or are simply looking for something fun to do in Toledo, this event is open to all. Sponsors include Toledo Pickle Co., Luxe Laser & Studios, Tony Packo’s, The Courtsmiths, and Rixa Health.

Earnest Brew Works Westgate pairs Maine lobster with beer as a lobster truck serves guests on site. Order at the truck or use the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless service and preordering, which accepts orders during operating hours. Earn points with every order, and in person purchases can be credited by having the QR code scanned at the truck.

The Naughty Lobstah returns to Earnest Brew Works (south) in Toledo with service available for both lunch and dinner.

Top Notch Sports Inc presents a summer basketball camp for youth at Rossford Recreation Center. This camp centers on the game and provides young participants with a dedicated basketball experience in a camp setting.

Explore the Five Elements of Chinese medicine as living patterns of transformation that flow through nature and the human body. Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water shape health, emotions, and vitality, and learning their rhythms can help you listen to what the body communicates. This five week immersion invites experiential study of the elements through breath, sensation, feeling, and inner cadence. Each week focuses on one element and its related organ systems, looking at how imbalance might appear on physical, emotional, and energetic levels. The series shares practical, approachable ways to nourish these systems using principles from Traditional Chinese Medicine, blended with qigong, acupressure, flower essences, and yin yoga. Package pricing for all five sessions is $150.

Discover the vivid world of acrylic painting in an interactive class that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned artists. Receive step-by-step guidance on color choices and fundamental techniques in an easygoing, friendly setting, and finish the session with a completed canvas ready to display. Light refreshments are provided.

Arctic Clam performs at Danny's Cafe Rossford, a go-to place for live music.

Awake At Last headlines a night at Frankies, presented by Innovation Concerts, with special guests Yesterday's Hero, Seeding The Dead, and Falling From Grace. Advance tickets cost $15, and they are $18 on the day of the show. Attendees under 21 will be charged an additional $5.

An evening of live music fills The Polish Ostrich in Toledo with performances by Theta, Archimime, Invoking Gods, and Domestic Terror. The night leans into a summery, easygoing vibe as each act takes the stage. Admission is free.

Catch the Omaha Storm Chasers taking on the Toledo Mud Hens in a live baseball matchup at Fifth Third Field. Arrive a bit early to get settled and enjoy an evening of baseball action.

James Lecesne’s The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey unfolds as a solo performance in which a single actor embodies an entire coastal New Jersey community while piecing together the disappearance of Leonard Pelkey, a relentlessly hopeful and flamboyant 14-year-old. In the space left by his absence, Leonard’s impact grows, encouraging neighbors to reflect on how they live, whom they love, and the legacies they leave. Directed by Jeffery Albright and featuring John DuVall, the story explores the resilience of a town changed by one remarkable boy.

Kentucky rock band Mojo Thunder makes its Toledo debut at Fleetwood's Tap Room. The performance showcases a mix of catchy pop touches, thoughtful songwriting, and unapologetically loud rock and roll. Music Matters Magazine has praised the group for standout genre blending, impressive musicianship, and a no-nonsense, high-impact presence.

Toledo Jeep Fest '26 features The Groove Brothers Band at Hensville Park for a high-energy tribute to The Allman Brothers Band, also marking Jeep’s 85th anniversary. Headlining the festival’s final night, the group performs for a crowd that the event is known to draw in the tens of thousands. This eight-piece delivers the twin-guitar interplay associated with Duane Allman and Dickey Betts, a tight and dynamic rhythm section, emotive vocals and keys that capture Gregg Allman’s grit, and a horn section that brings extra punch to the arrangements. The set highlights classics from The Allman Brothers Band, including Ramblin’ Man, Midnight Rider, Whipping Post, and Jessica, aiming for sing-along moments and dance-ready grooves. Based in Central Ohio, The Groove Brothers Band has spent more than 14 years on stages across 400-plus shows and earned the 2022 QFM96 House Band Contest title. Their debut album, New Day, recorded with Joe Viers at Sonic Lounge Studios, has reached listeners around the world, with multiple singles featured on QFM96’s Archie’s Homegrown Thursday’s.

Part of Toledo Jeep Fest, the Med1Care Jeep Fest 4 Mile Run and Family Walk features a spirited route through Downtown Toledo that highlights the active Jeep lifestyle. Event swag is included to enjoy well beyond the finish. The festival also brings a parade of Jeeps rolling through the heart of the city, a large vendor midway, live entertainment, family activity zones, and more for a full weekend of high-energy fun.

BREW coffee bar hosts SHOP419, a monthly market on the second Sunday featuring local vendors and community organizations. Explore a variety of goods, try seasonal drinks, and spend time supporting the community. All are welcome. Vendors and organizations interested in participating can complete an interest form and will receive a follow-up by email from the organizing team.

The Glass City Record Show brings a large music marketplace to The Stranahan with more than 75 tables of new and pre-owned finds. Browse LPs and 45s alongside CDs, cassettes, posters, memorabilia, vintage stereo equipment, storage supplies, and other music essentials. Selections span classic rock, pop, metal, punk, prog, ’80s favorites, blues, jazz, soul, R&B, country, bluegrass, and more. General admission is $2 and paid in cash at the door. Food and drinks, including a full bar, are available from the concession stand. Please note that concessions are cashless and there is no ATM on site. Door prize drawings take place during the event. The first 75 guests receive a complimentary record tote courtesy of BCW Supplies, which will also be on hand with sleeves, boxes, and related accessories. Cash is preferred for shopping, though some vendors accept cards as well as PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle. Attendees are welcome to bring records to sell.

Experience the museum in a calm and accommodating environment during Sensory Friendly Weekends, designed for visitors with sensory sensitivities and planned with family comfort in mind. These sessions take place on the second Saturday and Sunday of each month, held one hour before the museum opens to the public. Attendance is limited to keep the atmosphere peaceful, lighting is dimmed for a soothing setting, and exhibit audio is reduced or turned off to minimize overstimulation. The museum is recognized as a Certified Autism Center by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Services, reflecting a commitment to inclusive experiences. Participation is included with regular admission, and it is free for members and Museums for All participants, including families and individuals who receive SNAP benefits. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door.

ASNO, Inspired Lumber Workshop and the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities are partnering to create a hands-on woodworking and craft experience for children and teens ages 8 to 18. Participants will explore creative projects that introduce basic making and building in a supportive, age-appropriate setting.

Create a scented candle inspired by tea while enjoying a tea bar featuring custom blends. With Pyoor Candles, this activity brings candle making and tea together in one session.

Georgjz419 brings lively bingo on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. There is no admission fee, the games are free to join, and prizes are up for grabs. The fun is hosted by GIZELLE DeVAUX.

Sunday Funday features music, food, and drinks at a brewery in the heart of Downtown Toledo.

The Southeast Region returns to the Toledo Mud Hens with suite tickets for the matchup against the Omaha Storm Chasers. Enjoy the game from a suite setting. Tickets are open to all for $40 each, inclusive, and availability is extremely limited with a limit of two tickets.

At Fifth Third Field, the Mud Hens face the Omaha Storm Chasers during a Sesame Street themed day at the ballpark. A special ticket option pairs a seat with a Mud Hens themed Elmo plush and includes admission for Sesame Street Night. A playful cookie loving vibe adds to the celebration, and after the final out children run the bases.

Maumee Bay State Park sets the scene for a relaxed Moms & Minis beach social with family mini photo sessions by Rikki Renee Photography. Sessions run 10 minutes and include five professionally edited digital images of your choice, with the option to purchase more. A styling lookbook is included at no cost to help coordinate outfits, and sessions are for immediate family members only. The cost is $225, with $100 due at booking to secure a time slot and the remainder due on the day of the session. After photos, there will be cookies and refreshments, time to explore the beach, chances to meet other local families, and the option to stay for sunset. Registration is required, and a limited number of appointments will be scheduled through Rikki Renee Photography.

Music Under the Stars presented by Meijer brings another season of live music and memories to The Toledo Zoo’s historic Amphitheatre. This free concert series showcases popular regional bands, and this performance features the Cakewalkin’ Jass Band. Concerts are free for both members and non-members. Gates open before the show so attendees can pick up a beverage and snack, then find their seats. Please ignore any comments that attempt to sell tickets.

Enjoy an evening cruise on the Sandpiper along the Maumee River. The trip travels upriver to Walbridge Park for open river views, then returns downtown as the skyline lights sparkle across the water. Watch the sky shift into sunset hues, followed by a glowing city scene on the way back. Pizza, soft drinks including Coke, Diet Coke, and Sprite, and water are provided. You may also bring your own food and drinks, including adult beverages, and a small cooler is recommended to keep items chilled. It is a relaxed option for celebrating a special occasion or unwinding after a busy day.

LinedUp Line Dancing is launching a new weekly beginner line dance class at the Margaret Hunt Senior Center in Toledo. Instructor Lily Curtis, a Toledo School for the Arts graduate and an apprentice to Melanie with LinedUp Line Dancing, will guide brand-new dancers through foundational steps, common terms, and simple routines that make getting started feel easy. Comfortable clothing and shoes that turn well are recommended. This free class welcomes participants aged 55 and up, and no registration is needed. Line dancing offers gentle exercise, supports mental sharpness, and provides an easy way to meet others. The Hunt Center has a new location in Toledo, situated behind Planet Fitness in the Southland Shopping Center, marked by a blue awning. For questions, text Melanie at 419-419-9785.

With the new school year on the horizon, there is still time to enroll. Celebrate the season and get prepared at a back to school bash featuring shaved ice, a chance to meet the principal, and a tour of the school.

At W.W. Knight Nature Preserve - Wood County Park District, this free event invites visitors to paddle the pond in canoes or kayaks. It suits families, beginners building confidence, and anyone seeking a relaxing bit of exercise. An instructor provides an introduction to safety and basic paddling skills. Boats, life jackets, and paddles are supplied, with equipment available on a first come, first served basis. For groups or special accommodations, call 419-575-8074. Registration is not required.

Toledo Ballet hosts a workshop preparing dancers for the Spring 2027 production of Don Quixote. Open to Level 2.5 and above, the program offers guided training connected to the upcoming show. All participants will be cast in the production, with no additional audition required.

Take a guided look at the Glass City Riverwalk project, showcasing what has been completed, what is currently being built, and what is planned next. Tours start at the Glass City Enrichment Center in Glass City Metropark and travel by open-air golf cart for up-close views. This program is free with a reservation, and capacity is limited. For ages 16 and up. Offered on multiple dates and times.

Set sail on the Sandpiper for a one hour Glass City River Wall cruise that brings you close to the second largest painted mural in the world. Take in Toledo’s waterfront from the river as bold colors and sweeping artwork stretch across the view. This round trip outing is planned with plenty of chances for memorable photos and wide open scenery along the way. Guests may bring their own beverages, including alcoholic drinks. A small cooler is welcome to keep refreshments cold while you relax, enjoy the sights, and feel the breeze on this floating gallery experience.

Toledo Pride is Northwest Ohio’s major LGBTQIA+ celebration, taking place as a big outdoor festival in Toledo. The lineup includes a parade that starts at noon, followed by the main festival with entertainment, plus opportunities to connect with local community organizations. There will also be food and merchandise vendors, and an after-party is planned.

Treat yourself to tasty tacos with a straightforward special, priced at $3 each or two for $5.

Grab a Chipotle meal and help the SHS Blue Devil Bands raise funds. Place an order in person or order online using code CWGJ4AV so your purchase is included. During this fundraiser, 25% of eligible sales go to the band.

Enjoy specials on food and drinks paired with live entertainment from Bobby and Frankie May.

An open Q&A session with The AI Collective welcomes anyone curious about artificial intelligence, from newcomers to active builders. The format is informal and conversation focused, without formal presentations, highlighting real-world use, successes, and challenges. Held in conjunction with Tech Nights at TolHouse, it offers opportunities to connect with local practitioners applying AI to real businesses and projects. Participants can bring questions, ideas, or simple curiosity to explore Toledo’s growing AI scene. The conversation takes place in the Commission Boardroom.

Two-Step Tuesdays brings line dancing to Danny's Café in Rossford once a month. The evening starts with dinner, drinks, and conversation, then moves into free beginner lessons led by Melanie from LinedUp: Line Dancing. Learn basic steps and simple beginner dances, followed by open line dancing with requests. The event is free, no partner or prior experience is required, and country gear is optional. Food and drink specials are available at Danny's Café before the dancing, and line dancing offers a workout along with opportunities to meet new people.

Tech Night at TolHouse brings people across Toledo together to explore how technology already shapes work, learning, creativity, and business, while helping attendees find their place in a fast-changing landscape. The focus reaches beyond coding or AI to include access, awareness, skills, ownership, and opportunity for a wide range of participants, from entrepreneurs and professionals to creatives, students, parents, and the simply curious. Conversations cover workforce development, small business growth, everyday uses of AI, education and youth pathways, and ways to secure capital, training, and other resources, all with the goal of helping Toledo compete on a national level. In partnership with organizations such as the Toledo African American Chamber of Commerce, JumpStart, and the UT Business Incubator, the event connects people to practical resources, training, and support that help founders and innovators advance locally. New this season, short speaking spots invite founders, builders, and community leaders to share a business, program, event, or idea. Expect a welcoming environment where relationships grow, ideas are exchanged, networks expand, collaborations take root, and the community works together to shape the city’s story beyond technology alone.

This free open play session features Malifaux and The Other Side. A henchman is available to offer guidance. The host runs Northwest Ohio's largest and most consistent Malifaux league.

Montrie Auction Gallery hosts an auction featuring tables filled with antiques, collectibles, and uncommon finds. A preview is available before bidding begins, allowing attendees time to examine the selection. The variety caters to many interests.

At Caper’s Restaurant & Bar, teams take on a Feud-style survey game, collaborating to guess the most popular answers and build points. Bragging rights are up for grabs along with prizes, with a $20 gift certificate for first place and a $15 gift certificate for second. Tuesday also features specials such as $2.50 tacos and $3.50 margaritas. The game is simple to pick up and welcoming for all, creating a lighthearted night of laughs, food, drinks, and friendly competition.

Enjoy open-air yoga designed to build flexibility, calm, focus, and mindful breathing at Toledo Botanical Garden. Sessions are held in two scenic spots inside the garden, the Grand Allee near the Bancroft entrance and the Green Garden. Guided by Jenn, these practices offer a peaceful setting to begin or refresh a yoga and meditation routine, creating a midweek moment of restoration. If rain is in the forecast, the backup site is Alternative Physical Therapy close to the garden. Pricing for this garden series includes $300 for a 25-class package, $130 for 10 classes, $70 for 5 classes, or a $15 drop-in. Packages apply to 2026 only and are for one person.

Readers and an author come together for a relaxed book club conversation at Earnest Brew Works South Toledo. Jennifer Pullen will be on hand to talk about Fantasy Fiction: A Writer’s Guide and Anthology, which blends a look at the history of fantasy with practical writing craft, along with A Bead of Amber on Her Tongue. The group will also discuss Beastly: An Anthology of Shapeshifting Fairy Tales, with time for questions and shared insights in a smaller, casual brewery setting. It offers a chance to hear directly from the author about inspirations and process while connecting with fellow readers in an intimate, conversational format.

A relaxed, affirming gathering at the Equality Toledo office gives LGBTQ+ youth and allies ages 12 to 19 a welcoming place to express themselves, connect with peers, and have fun. Activities change from month to month and may include sharing favorite music and building playlists, making art through painting, drawing, or crafting, friendly competition with board and video games that include team challenges and prizes, karaoke, and chances to explore makeup, fashion, and personal style. Some sessions also highlight Drag Queen Story Hour and themed celebrations, along with appearances by special guests and storytelling, with details announced each month. The emphasis is on safety, support, and inclusion, creating a low-pressure environment for connection, creativity, and community.

Create a midweek pause with a gentle yoga session that supports reconnection to body, intention, and true essence. The class blends light movement with pranayama and meditation to help refocus attention and realign energy. It is beginner-friendly and open to all levels. Hosted at Pura Vida Wellness Studio. Pricing options include a $10 drop-in, a $44 monthly unlimited option, and a $30-for-30-days introductory offer for new students.

Each Wednesday, The Ribbon at Glass City Metropark provides free roller skates and inline skates to visitors during operating hours. Made possible by support from S&G Stores, gear is given out in the order guests arrive, and the final rentals are available one hour before closing. Scooters and skating aids are not included in this offer and remain available at the usual rental prices.

A free intermediate line dancing class at Margaret Hunt Senior Center welcomes adults 55 and older who already have some experience and know the names of basic steps. This is not an entry-level session, and a separate absolute beginner class is available for those new to line dancing. Each class introduces one new routine and revisits three learned previously, followed by open floor time to practice. Instruction is led by Melanie Kempton of LinedUP Line Dancing. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that allow easy turning on the dance floor. Line dancing offers a friendly way to stay active, keep the mind engaged, and meet new people. No registration is required.

St. Mark Kids Night is a monthly get-together created for students from PreK through 8th grade. Kids can enjoy unstructured playtime, light snacks, and hands-on projects, then prepare their own meal with guidance from Chef Michael Armstrong. The flow starts with play, moves into organized activities, and wraps up with dinner the children help cook. This event is for kids only.

Celebrate summer evenings at The Toledo Zoo with extended hours that allow more time to explore. Take advantage of half-price admission later in the day, with free entry for members. Concessions and gift shops are open, animal exhibits are ready to discover, and attractions are available to enjoy. This experience is included with general admission. Please ignore any comments that attempt to sell tickets.

This gathering at Culver’s celebrates the beginning of the new school year. A portion of every sale made during the event will be donated to the organizing group.

Open play for Star Wars Unlimited is offered. It is free to attend and welcomes players of every skill level.

The Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League offers a friendly, casual-play community with many ways to enjoy the game, including the trading card game, video game, GO, Pocket, and more. Activities include GO raids, unique-format tournaments, competitive events such as League Challenge and League Cup, and TCG raids, along with holiday celebrations. Participants receive a Prize Pack for playing in league sessions and taking part in events.

Dragon's Roost hosts open tabletop play for all things Warhammer, featuring games like Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Warcry, and Necromunda. This is casual open play in a welcoming space for players across these systems. Entry is free.

Closing out a ten week run, The Bradberries take the library lawn with their spirited spin on party hits and plenty of showmanship. Expect an energetic set from a group that regularly wins over the crowd. Concerts may be cancelled because of weather and rescheduled if possible, and alcohol, smoking, and vaping are not permitted on library grounds.

The Library marks Toledo Pride week with its annual Family Pride Night, a welcoming gathering for families and friends of every age. The celebration takes place on the front lawn of Sanger Branch Library and features hands-on activities and creative crafts hosted by TLCPL staff alongside community partners. Community collaborators include Equality Toledo, Imagination Station, the Toledo Museum of Art, Metroparks Toledo, the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities, the Center for Greater Healing, Collingwood Arts Center, and Scrap4Art Toledo, with free experiences open to everyone. Guests can also explore crafts and personalized goods from LGBTQIA+ owned and ally vendors such as Unforgettable Bakes, The Bamboo Rack, IBeAirbrushin and Caricature Entertainment, Lovely Co. Creatives, Titania's Diadems, House of Dow, BREW Coffee Bar, Stardust Treats and Creations, Casey’s Beauty Studio, LLC, and 419Fiber. No registration is required, and admission is free.

This river outing takes place aboard the Sandpiper and blends a relaxing cruise with the excitement of bingo during a two-hour trip along the Maumee River. Each participant receives two bingo cards and dabbers, and the First Mate calls the numbers throughout the games. There are plenty of chances to win fun prizes and claim bragging rights. As the boat glides past scenic riverbanks, enjoy fresh air and an easygoing atmosphere that is great for groups, families, and anyone looking to unwind. Guests may bring their own food and beverages, including alcoholic drinks. Consider packing a small cooler to keep everything chilled while you play and take in the views.

Kick off your American Mahjong journey with the first session of a two-part beginner course at The Casual Pint of Toledo. This class introduces the game in a friendly, accessible way, covering its history, how to identify the tiles, and how to read the Mahjong card. Both sessions are recommended for the full learning experience, and by the end of the second class participants will be ready to play on their own and build confidence through practice. Tickets are $15 per class or $30 for the complete two-class course. The organizers regularly bring classes to locations around the Greater Toledo area to make learning convenient.

Sidelines Sports Eatery and Pub - Mellwood offers acoustic music on the patio alongside great food. Settle in outside as the tunes set the mood and enjoy a simple pairing of music and food.

Enjoy a two-hour scenic cruise aboard the Glass City Pearl on Toledo’s Maumee River, shaped by a spirit of community and purpose. Take in riverfront vistas, historic bridges, green shorelines, and the city skyline as the boat moves at an easy pace. Passing boats and shoreline wildlife add to the view, with gentle reflections setting a relaxed tone. The voyage features a guided wine tasting led by David Green, Wine Rep with One Hope Wine, paired with thoughtfully prepared charcuterie boards from local caterers. Wines sampled during the tasting may be purchased for delivery to your home. Ten percent of wine sales from the tasting supports A Father’s Option, and the cruise itself serves as a fundraiser benefiting this local nonprofit. Space is limited for this refined, laid-back evening on the water. Please note that outside food and beverages are not permitted, and all purchased wines are shipped to your home. J&M Cruise Lines notes that it remains neutral regarding A Father’s Option and does not provide financial or public support, focusing solely on its operations and customer service.

Turn a plain ceramic birdhouse into a colorful keepsake during a relaxed painting session at Gogh & Create Studio. Choose your own style, from vibrant florals and whimsical garden motifs to rustic farmhouse looks or any design you imagine, with step by step guidance and plenty of inspiration provided. No prior painting experience is needed, and you will head home with a finished piece ready to brighten your home or garden, and maybe even attract a few feathered visitors. Space is limited to eight participants to keep the experience personal. The workshop fee is $25.

Celebrate mid-year with a Pokémon GO PvP showdown for Great League play, limited to Pokémon at 1,500 CP or less. Entry is free, with three to four rounds of best-of-three battles and no top cut. The winner receives an exclusive notebook. A prize pack is available for participants and for the top finalist. Digital participation prizes are sent to players through their Pokémon Trainer Central email addresses.

Part of the UWU Tour, Innovation Concerts brings Unhealthy While Unhinged to Frankie's Toledo with special guests Fault of the People, Death Hex, Fabricate, and Segtendo Entertainment System. This multi-artist night of live music features the full lineup on one stage. Advance tickets are listed at $10 or $15.

Returning in 2026, this lunchtime series fills Levis Square in Downtown Toledo with local food trucks, live music, and a friendly, casual atmosphere. A changing roster of trucks serves tacos, barbecue, desserts, and global dishes, creating plenty of options for coworkers, friends, and families. Announcements throughout the season highlight entertainment and special themed dates, making it an easy way to step outside, grab a bite, and enjoy the community spirit.

Settle in for a two hour lunch cruise on the Maumee River aboard the Sandpiper. The route passes riverside homes, elegant yacht clubs, and local wildlife, offering fresh views of downtown Toledo’s character and history. It provides a calm break in the middle of the day with plenty of scenery to enjoy. Lunch is catered by Dave’s Cosmic Subs, with your sandwich choice selected when purchasing tickets. Any sub can be made into a salad for an additional $1. Soft drinks and water are provided on board. Personal beverages are welcome, including alcoholic drinks, and a small cooler is recommended to keep them cold. To accommodate catering, bookings close two hours before departure.

Family Night at Urban Air Toledo offers an evening of adventure with unlimited access to Urban Air attractions. The Platinum Family Night package is priced at $74.99 and includes extra activities and games suitable for all ages. Expect a lively, high energy setting and a value bundle that helps families have fun and save while making memories.

Koral Hamburg is set up at Rossford Marina, serving meals with a scenic waterfront backdrop. Visitors can enjoy food alongside the marina views.

Enjoy a weekly gathering of board games hosted by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers. It is open to anyone who wants to play, and there is no cost to attend.

Thursday night racing takes place on the Ottawa River at Jolly Roger Sailing Club. Some race nights will pause for a club cruise, and certain nights may be weather dependent. Please review the registration information and the Notice of Race in advance.

Enjoy a free night of live music at Danny Thomas Park as part of the Levitt Bloc Toledo Music Series. The program opens with El Corazon de Mexico Ballet Folklorico, a local group presenting traditional folkloric dance. The headliner, Los Aztecas, is a Toledo-based Tejano and Latino band formed by four brothers. Their father, Reyes Longoria Sr., started the group in 1975 to share authentic Tejano music from Texas and Mexico with audiences across the Midwest, later stepping back in 2010 after bringing all of his sons into the band. Everyone is welcome, and guests may bring blankets and lawn chairs to relax with friends and family. Food from local food trucks will be available for purchase throughout the event.

Presented by Innovation Concerts, this concert at Frankies features Unhealthy While Unhinged with special guests Fault of the People, Death Hex, Fabricate, and Segtendo Entertainment System. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show, with an additional $5 charge for attendees under 21.

Climb aboard the Glass City Pearl for a two-hour cruise along the Maumee River to the mouth of Lake Erie, with sweeping views along the way. See the Glass City Riverwalk, the green spaces of Glass City Metropark, and Toledo Pickleball Co., while a knowledgeable crew shares stories about the Port of Toledo and its history. The route may change depending on water levels. Guests are welcome to bring snacks, lunch, and beverages to enjoy as the scenery drifts by. Ideal for families, couples, and friends, this easygoing outing offers a relaxing way to make lasting memories on the water.

Karin Slaughter introduces a taut story set in North Falls, a quiet town where secrets run deep. After gunfire shatters the calm on a residential street, Sheriff Emmy Clifton and her sister, former federal agent Jude Archer, walk into a harrowing scene. Allison Vickery is found dead in her kitchen, and her teenage daughter is discovered upstairs, left bleeding and barely alive. Neighbors believe they know what happened, but the truth is hidden throughout the community, and Emmy must piece together the facts. Slaughter is a New York Times bestselling author who has reached the top spot, with more than twenty-five novels to her name, including Cop Town, which was nominated for an Edgar Award, as well as the standalones Pretty Girls and False Witness. Her work is available in 120 countries and has sold over 40 million copies worldwide. Screen adaptations include Pieces of Her, which became a Netflix original in 2022 and reached the number-one position globally, and Will Trent, now in its fourth season. The Good Daughter has been adapted as a limited series starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy, with additional film and television projects in development. She founded Save the Libraries, a nonprofit that supports libraries and their programs, and she lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

Join author Karin Slaughter for an in-person talk and book signing at this library event. She will discuss her bestselling thriller work, including titles like Cop Town, Pretty Girls, and False Witness. Doors open in the evening, and general admission seating is first come. The talk lasts about an hour, and the author will have a limited signing opportunity afterward. Ticket holders receive a copy of the featured book.

Experience a glow-in-the-dark baseball game as the Cosmic Takeover Tour comes to Toledo, Ohio at Fifth Third Field. This family friendly night features baseball in a glowing setting. Tickets are $39 each and available for a limited time. Children ages 3 and under are admitted free without an assigned seat.

Ladies Night at Georgjz419 features Justin Case with additional performances by Cherri the Khimera and Romeo. The night welcomes those who protect and support women. Enjoy three stage shows throughout the evening. There is no cover, parking is free, and the kitchen will be open.