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Have you ever listened to friends complaining about a disappointing hotel or a vacation spot? Well, the people in these books have entered the chat.
Here are some books to help you get the most out of your favorite Toledo Metropark!
Our second Immigrant Heritage Month storyteller is Franco Vitella. Read more about Franco’s journey to Toledo, as he celebrates the communities that have welcomed generations of his family, while creating new traditions through an appreciation of culture and heritage.
The Boys is an irreverent, hyper-violent comic book series and TV series that sends up the superhero genre. Here are some comics and movies you should read and see to get hyped.
Ms. Marvel debuts on Disney+ and these are the comics you need to read to get caught up on the adventures of Kamala Khan.
Kate Bush is having a moment after being featured in the latest season of Stranger Things. Here's what you need to listen to next!
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June is Immigrant Heritage Month - commemorate the rich history of immigration with these books written by and about immigrants.
One of the brightest spots I can remember, for me personally and for our country in the past two years, is June 17, 2021 when Juneteenth was officially made an American holiday.
Celebrate the return of Stranger Things with 15 classics from the ‘80s.
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Our first Immigrant Heritage Month storyteller is Ting Li, who comes from a city called Dalian, in China. Arriving as a student, Ting Li has since found her way to Toledo, where she experienced "numerous moments that people from a greater Toledo community radiated warmth towards each other."
The Toledo Library proudly displays three paintings featuring the customary topic of renowned Toledoan artist, Edmund Henry Osthaus. Get the inside story of the painting of “Laddie,” displayed in the Local History Department.
Are you an adult muggle looking for a book to read? This is the blog for you!
The end of Our Flag Means Death may have left you with a pirate-shaped void in your life, but these books can get you through it.
The American theater's representation of Asian experiences has often been problematic. These writers have tried to change that.
