Throughout history, nature has inspired musicians to create by providing inspiration, space and the backdrop for self-expression. Metroparks Toledo is committed to offering a diverse lineup of live music performances in open spaces and intimate listening rooms to connect people to green spaces in a unique Metroparks way.
You have the skills, we provide the destination. Our overnight experiences feature backpacking, paddling, biking, tree climbing or a combination of skills. Designed for beginner to advanced skill levels, some are held locally in our parks and others will take you to destinations around the country.
From a brownfield to a world-class public park on the Maumee River, Glass City Metropark connects East Toledo to the Maumee River and brings high-quality public greenspace, trails and programs to our riverfront. Glass City Metropark is a place to gather and celebrate as a community with adventure playgrounds, water play features, a kayak cove with an interactive boardwalk, picnic & party shelters, the Glass City Pavilion with a rooftop deck, an event lawn for up to 5,000 people, The Ribbon ice skating and roller skating trail, and the Market Hall building that will feature The Garden by Poco Piatti, a year round fast casual restaurant. NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. FREE
The next Board of Park Commissioners meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, May 17 at 8:30 a.m. at Wildwood Preserve.
Phase 2 of Glass City Metropark in East Toledo, including Market Hall, a restaurant, The Ribbon skating trail and three nature-themed children’s play areas, will open with a first weekend celebration June 9-11.
The Board of Park Commissioners will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 26 at the Brookwood Area.