Toledo, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Leslie Anne Shore's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, entertainment news, and community-related topics in Toledo, Ohio. She often covers announcements, seasonal events and press releases related to various themes such as entertainment news, house & home, culture & society, and family & relationships.
Given her focus on local events and the arts in Toledo specifically, she is likely interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the local cultural scene or upcoming community events. Additionally, she may be receptive to human interest stories about individuals or families making a positive impact within the community.
If you have information about new businesses opening up or innovative cultural initiatives within Toledo specifically or if you can provide expert commentary related to local lifestyle trends and developments within these themes covered by Leslie Anne Shore's articles then your pitch could align well with her areas of interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Leslie Anne Shore
“I saw She Kills Monsters when I was 15, and it changed my life,” Riley Runnells recalls. The play, with its mix of Dungeons & Dragons fantasy and heartfelt exploration of grief, gave them the courage to come out as pansexual to friends and family. Now, years later, Riley has returned to that same story-
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today.
By: Leslie Anne Shore
The City of Toledo is serving up a summer of fun with beginner-friendly pickleball clinics rolling into five city parks, giving residents a chance to learn the fast-growing game from the ground up.
By: Leslie Anne Shore
Hazardous air quality caused by smoke from the ongoing Canadian wildfires is expected to continue through tonight and into early tomorrow morning. In response, two overnight safe sites will be available for anyone who needs a place to stay indoors.
Music Under the Stars Continues The Toledo Zoo’s long-running Music Under the Stars series continues through August, bringing free Sunday evening concerts to the Amphitheatre for another season of live music and summer tradition. August performances include the Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra on August 2, Black Swamp Fine Arts School and the Cakewalkin’ Jass Band on
By: Leslie Anne Shore
Actors Collaborative Toledo brings the one-man show to TSA In a society that often judges what makes us different, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey is a reminder that individuality should be celebrated. The one-person play, performed by John Duvall and directed by Jeffrey Albright, explores the life and legacy of Leonard Pelkey, a flamboyant
September 5 Adams Street Block Party Mini Mart Shop local at the Adams Street Block Party Mini Mart, featuring handmade goods, local artists, and small businesses. Saturday, September 5, 2–8pm, Handmade Toledo, 1717 Adams St. handmadetoledo September 6 Arts & Rhythm Festival Attend a full day of live music, local art and food at the
By: Leslie Anne Shore
Books can bring people together across generations, creating opportunities to share stories, perspectives and experiences. Senior adults are invited to join Maumee High School seniors for the Bridging Generations Book Club, an intergenerational reading project designed to encourage connection and conversation through literature.
By: Leslie Anne Shore
For 25 years, the Women's Initiative of United Way of Greater Toledo has brought women together to support programs that strengthen families, empower women and help children thrive throughout the region.
