1. Toledo Museum of Art Store featuring Collector’s Corner2445 Monroe (419) 254-5766 toledomuseum.orgOffering a diverse selection of specialty gifts and objects for adults and children alike, sales gallery of original, signed works of art by 250+ emerging and established local artists.Drawing in Galleries, Michael Clink, 6-7pm$ Art Hours: Candy Cane, 6pm HotshopPublic Tour: Localeyes w/ Tamra Landis (Art History teacher at St. Ursula Acad-emy) 6-7pm in General GalleriesPublic Glassblowing Demonstrations, 2-3pm, 7-8pm-8-9pm in Hotshop 1TMA: Jazz Under Glass with Art Tatum Jazz Society, 6:30-8pm

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2. Center for the Visual Arts + CVA Gallery620 Grove Place (419) 530-8300University of Toledo’s Art Department facilities with gallery exhibition space for student and fac-ulty work with exhibitions of renowned regional, national, and international artists.

5. Truth Gallery1811 Adams St. (419) 242-7650Holiday Sale. All one of a kind African carvings, marked down 20%, Great Christmas gifts.

6. Gallerie 333 at Toledo School for The Arts333 14th St. ts4arts.orgDisplaying new artwork by students: Joy Carson, Liz Hayes, Lydia Horvath, and Stephen Johnston. Also catch artwork from past and present stu-dents, instructors, parents of our students, and local artists.

7. Collingwood Arts Center2413 Collingwood (419) 244-2787Serving artists and organizations in our community through performance, exhibition, and studio space. Take part in our Community Canvas Project or stop by and take a tour; we’d love to show you around.

9. Handmade Toledo1717 Adams (419) 214-1717Featuring handcrafted goods from local and regional independent designers, makers, and artisans.

10. The Proud Toledoan Boutique 1503 Adams reddishprinting.comA retail clothing outlet celebrating Toledo and its awesome citizens.

11. Ink and Iron Tattoo Parlour and Gallery1505 Adams (567) 316-7433 Showcasing all varieties of art – local artists from all walks of life are encouraged to prepare pieces that are a true extension of themselves and the overall Uptown vibe.

20. Manhattan’s Restaurant1516 Adams (419) 243-6675Offering Toledo the opportunity to enjoy the experiences of New York every day, meshing the rich New York flavors with the distinctive ambiance of the Adams Street renaissance. Happy hour 4-7pm - ½ off bar food and cocktails. Featuring music by Jeff Oliver. 24. Glass City Café1107 Jackson (419) 241-4519 glasscitycafe.netHighlights of the evening include Live Music by Willie Rough from 6:00 until 8:00 and a “FREE” Raffle for a T-Shirt and a Toledo Serigraph. (All you have to do is fill out a Raffle Ticket. No purchase is necessary, and you do not need to be present to win.) We will also have Toledo T-Shirts and Serigraphs, along with a selection of UpTown items and some “Garage Sale Shirts” for sale. Our entire menu will be available all evening.

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27. joenstas gallery18 N. St. Clair (419) 779-4955 Find the newest art from Alice Grace, Julie Draeger, Paul Brand, and many other local artists mixed with a spectacular blend of vintage curiosities at the joenstas’ gallery. All items are on sale, with discounts up to 30% on nearly everything in the store---stretch your holiday gift budget with style and grace!!!

28. Shared Lives Studio Gallery20 N. St. Clair (419) 244-6649 A nonprofit visual arts center where artists with developmental disabilities create, exhibit, and sell art. Open Studio 10am-9pm. Come visit Santa and see our handmade holiday deco-rations!

29. Jack Wilson’s Gallery19 S. St. Clair (419)466-4202Displays the artist’s own unique sculpture work in the downstairs studio.

31. Gathered Glassblowing Studio23 N. Huron (419) 262-5501HOT Glass, COLD Beer, COOL Music! Kacey McCreery blowing glass 5:30-8pm. Brew from MBBC-buy a glass cup we’ll fill it up! Music by Stella, Beagle, & Manley! Lots of great local glass gifts.

33. Delightful Art with Dee137 N. Michigan Celebrating our 1 Year Anniversary! Hear legendary DJ One Tyme, see the work of Featured Artists Craig Perras and Daniel Vieyra. And while your at it, party with us for the launch of the new Wheresthe-cat.com!

34. Jose Martinez Memorial Galeria, A project of the Sofia Quintero Art and Cultural Center 1224 Broadway (419) 241-1655Celebrating Christmas across Latin America with a selection of great food and feature films.

*Olive St. Studios, Ace Technical & Deep In Design252 OttawaHoliday Art Sale featuring artwork by Simon Katt, Richard Reed, Jessica Besterman, Scott Ziegler, Dan Wallace, Rachel McCartney, JC Christy, Daniel Lund, Dave McIntyre and Julie Draeger.

42. Art Supply Depo29 S. St. Clair (419) 720-6462Locally owned art supply store. Come in, shop around and make a custom holiday card - Free!

46. Toledo-Lucas County Public Library325 N. Michigan (419) 259-5200 A downtown landmark since 1940, home to 1.2 million books, CDs, videos, DVDs and reference materials and an on-site art gallery, beautiful Art Deco architecture and renown Vitrolite murals. 50. Swamp Shop at Fifth Third Field406 Washington (800) 736-9520 Your one-stop-shop for Toledo Mud Hens and Toledo Walleye hats, caps, apparel, and more!

* Simply Married (new venue! not on map)340 N Erie (419) 290-4841 simplymarriedltd.comToledo Lovers-Right Half Media will have pano-ramic and aerial shots of Toledo. Also, Shabby-holic Decor with reclaimed wood signs for fall and Christmas. Both artists are a MUST SEE!

58. The Paula Brown Gallery & Pub912 Monroe (419) 241-8100A full-service bar with six beers on tap, chilled wine, great selection of spirits featuring rotating food trucks! Please enter in back.

* The Park Inn (new venue! not on map)101 N. Summit St. (419)241-3000The Park Inn by Radisson Toledo is pleased to welcome. D&J Glass Designs. David and Judi Hildebrand are self-taught artists that create handcrafted stained glass holiday/special occasion ornaments along with panels, custom-ized pieces of stained glass art. Stop by and see their work.

* Massage Bliss (new venue! not listed on map)610 Adams (888) 544-9997Giving away FREE 5 min chair massages! Crystal healing bowls to play and also featuring mosaics by Allie Works and other local artists.

53. Ye Olde Durty Bird2 S. St. Clair (419) 243-2473Locally owned gastropub, meeting place and event center. Wine tasting available and local art on display with cool tunes Groove Plexus, 7:30pm.

55. Pizza Papalis of Toledo519 Monroe (419)244-7722 pizzapapalis.comServing award Winning Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza featuring P.Ks Custom Designs beaded jewelry and keychains with Sunshine Bell Choir performing 6-6:30pm.

* Blarney Irish Pub (new venue! not on map)601 Monroe (419) 418-2339 Stop in to our Irish-style hangout serving creative pub fare & lots of brews.

60. Packo’s at the Park7 S. Superior (419) 246-1111 Come sample the NEW Tony Packo’s Sweet Hot Pickle and Toledo Style popcorns tonight! Order a Great Lakes Christmas Ale with a cinnamon & sugar rim and browse the artists & crafters. Local children’s book authors, Nick Rokicki & Joe Kelley will be here along with Tony Packo, Jr. to person-alize copies of the new Pete the Popcorn book featuring Tony Packo’s! Talented and creative participants also joining us are: Jim Beard: local author of pulp fiction, Carmen Smith: jewelry, Savannah Martin: “Created For”, Quinn & Max Crochet, Dwayne McKinney: photography and Don Clark: mixed media.

* Table Forty4 (new venue! not on map)610 Monroe (419) 725-0044 Featuring all night happy hour specials with a full dinner menu, and Tony Salazar playing acoustically from 6-9pm.

61. Veritas Cork and Craft505 Jefferson (419) 214-WINE (9464) Creating holiday specialty mocktails and cocktails to add to their always outstanding wine and beer list, and will be making special offers on retail products. The Toledo Tango Club hosts Raq the Casbah, a world music band features seven musicians and a belly dancer, 7:30pm.

62. Registry Bistro144 N. Superior (419) 725-0444 Contemporary bistro resonates with timeless sophistication while focusing on modern eclectic.

* Bleak House (new venue! not listed on map)612 Adams (419)740-1125Bleak House presents SCRAWL: an event sponsored by The Adams Street Slam. Several writers, including featured poet Sean Kilpatrick, will read on the theme of “Solidarity.”

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