Find exciting events happening in Toledo and plan your visit accordingly. From concerts and festivals to sports events and art exhibitions, there’s always something happening in this vibrant city.
Whether you are beginning your genealogy journey, diving deeper into your own history, or chronicling past events of the Toledo region, the Toledo Library Genealogy and Local History Fair is fun for the whole family. Children’s programs, local genealogy organizations, exhibits, and other special features will be available. Stay tuned for more event and registration […]
U.S. Military Representatives will lay a wreath at President Hayes’ tomb at Spiegel Grove in honor of his birthday, which is Friday, Oct. 4. Members of the military and Christie Weininger, Hayes Presidential Library & Museums executive director, will speak. A bugler will play “Taps.” Admission is free.
Since 1977, the Applebutter Fest has been a beloved local tradition, offering a blend of historical re-enactments, artisan crafts, live music, delectable food, and of course, delicious apple butter. What began […]
Each summer during Fort Meigs’ living history encampments, strange lights and sounds, along with the appearance of soldiers long dead have been reported by staff, volunteers, and visiting re-enactors. These […]
Each summer during Fort Meigs’ living history encampments, strange lights and sounds, along with the appearance of soldiers long dead have been reported by staff, volunteers, and visiting re-enactors. These […]
Each summer during Fort Meigs’ living history encampments, strange lights and sounds, along with the appearance of soldiers long dead have been reported by staff, volunteers, and visiting re-enactors. These […]
Step beyond the exhibit labels with an exclusive guided tour of Dark Waters: True Crime & Mystery on the Great Lakes. Led by the exhibit’s curator, Director Emeritus Chris Gillcrist, these intimate tours uncover untold stories, chilling details, and behind-the-scenes insights into how the exhibit came together. Explore all seven stories featured in the gallery […]
A military band performing while on horseback is the newest addition to the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums’ annual Civil War Winter Camp taking place Saturday, Oct. 25, at Spiegel Grove. Civil War Winter Camp is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It focuses on life in a winter camp like those of President Rutherford […]
Each summer during Fort Meigs’ living history encampments, strange lights and sounds, along with the appearance of soldiers long dead have been reported by staff, volunteers, and visiting re-enactors. These […]
Step beyond the exhibit labels with an exclusive guided tour of Dark Waters: True Crime & Mystery on the Great Lakes. Led by the exhibit’s curator, Director Emeritus Chris Gillcrist, these intimate tours uncover untold stories, chilling details, and behind-the-scenes insights into how the exhibit came together. Explore all seven stories featured in the gallery […]
The SS Edmund Fitzgerald, one of the largest and most famous freighters to sail the Great Lakes, sank during a fierce storm on Lake Superior on November 10, 1975, taking the lives of all 29 crew members aboard. Its mysterious sinking remains one of the Great Lakes’ most captivating stories, elevated even further by the […]
Quenched & Tempered Brewing Co. invites guests to commemorate maritime history with the Edmund Fitzgerald 50th Anniversary Dinner in downtown Toledo. The evening kicks off a weekend of remembrance with the release of “Toledo Express”, a special collaboration brew created with the National Museum of the Great Lakes to honor the 50th anniversary of the […]
Get in touch with us for any inquiries or event submissions.
