Good morning, Toledo.

Toledo Opera cleaned veteran graves and the VFW fed first responders on May 3—tattoo enthusiasts gathered at Glass City Center while a local nonprofit provided free grooming services.

Josh Croup covered a Sunday Cinco de Mayo celebration that featured a sip & shop supporting women homeowners and an open house tour of new modular homes in the Old South End.

Residents enjoyed a look into local culture and community spirit.

At Wood County Museum in Bowling Green, Simon Stough experienced living reenactments (depicting daily life from 1700 to 1865) on Sunday that showcased the museum’s commitment to preserving local history.

Women of Toledo is sponsoring a free hands-on workshop today at 10 a.m. that teaches girls, moms and mentors how to create a welcome mat.

Six graduating students from Anthony Wayne High School committed to military service at the second annual Military Signing Day held Friday night & training will begin later this summer.

The University of Toledo introduced a new sports management concentration to equip students with business fundamentals and hands-on experience through integrated internships.

Launched at the Rocket Playbook event on April 14 at Fifth Third Field, the program offers training in sports marketing, event planning, and athletics operations.

Northwest Ohio farmers face a mounting challenge as record rain delayed planting—Delta-area growers warn that over a foot of rain since March and more cool, wet days forecast have shrunk their planting window, which may affect yields and raise costs.

Researchers say microplastic pollution is worsening toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie, a challenge that could affect Toledo’s water quality and local beaches.

Studies continue to find ways to help protect the community’s water.

Today, UToledo Health begins offering Platelet-Rich Plasma injections through the Arthrex Angel System for patients with chronic joint pain, tendon injuries, or degenerative conditions at the UToledo Health Science Campus Medical Pavilion (Room 0030).

Interested patients can call 419.383.4022 to schedule a screening appointment.

Karaoke Night

8 PM — Georgjz419 Food, Fun, & Spirits — No cover — Sing your heart out with DJ Ang at a lively night of karaoke.

Jazz Collective at Peacock Cafe

7-10 p.m. — Peacock Cafe — No cover charge — Experience captivating live jazz music every Thursday night.

Leslie Dietsch and Jerry Gray: Moments in Latitude

12–4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free entry — Experience a captivating two-person art exhibit featuring traditional and alternative landscape in painting and photography.

MAKER'S MART: Spring 2026

11 AM – 6 PM — Handmade Toledo — $5.00 — Discover unique handmade goods and embrace local creativity at this vibrant spring market.

Designer Purse Bingo

6-8 p.m. — Taylor Hyundai of Perrysburg — $20 entry — Test your luck for designer purses while supporting a great cause.

Leslie Dietsch and Jerry Gray: Moments in Latitude

12-4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free Entry — Experience a captivating two-person exhibition showcasing traditional and alternative landscapes in painting and photography.

Mosaic Lamp Workshop in Toledo

10:00 AM – 12:30 PM — Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel — All materials included — Craft your own Turkish mosaic lamp while enjoying traditional tea and sweet treats.

Mother’s Day Tea

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Libbey House — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate Mother's Day with an elegant tea at the historic Libbey House.

Membership Appreciation Picnic and Mud Hens Game

6:35 – 7:35 PM — Fifth Third Field — Free for members, $25 for guests — Enjoy a picnic and family-friendly fun before the Mud Hens game.

Leslie Dietsch and Jerry Gray: Moments in Latitude Art Exhibit

12-4 p.m. — 20 North Gallery & Venue — Free admission — Explore a two-person exhibition showcasing traditional and alternative landscapes in painting and photography.