Located downtown overlooking the Maumee River in Downtown Toledo, Imagination Station is an 80,000 square-foot science museum welcoming more than 200,000 visitors annually. Featuring eight unique Learning Worlds, as well as an immersive 3-D simulator theater, the Gravity Room, High Wire Cycle, and hundreds of interactive exhibits, demonstrations, and activities, Imagination Station has something for visitors of all ages!

Throughout the year, Imagination Station hosts educational workshops, camps, field trips and other community events. Rental facilities are also available for unique birthday parties. Food and refreshments are available at Atomic Café and H20 Café, and don’t forget to stop by Imagination Station’s Science2Go Shop to pick up educational games, books, t-shirts, toys, and an assortment of gifts and souvenirs to commemorate your visit!

With home games at 10,000-seat Fifth Third Field in the heart of Downtown Toledo, the famous Toledo Mud Hens are the hottest ticket in town! A Triple-A affiliate of MLB’s Detroit Tigers, the Mud Hens have captured four International League titles in their 50-plus year history. Over the years, the Mud Hens have fostered the careers of Oakland A’s GM Billy Beane, MLPPA Director Tony Clark, and Hall of Famers like Kirby Puckett, Casey Stengel and Jim Thorpe.

Toledo is a with auto racing at the Toledo Speedway, the Inverness Club hosting PGA golf tournaments, the Toledo Walleye minor league hockey club, and the University of Toledo Rockets competing in 15 varsity men’s and women’s sports as members of the NCAA Division I Mid-American Conference. Rockets home football games are played at the 26,000-seat Glass Bowl, while men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball play at 7,300-seat Savage Arena.

Founded in 1901, the Toledo Museum of Art is one of the Great Lakes region’s most renowned institutions. The Museum is home to art work spanning all mediums and time periods, from paintings by the likes of van Gogh, Picasso, Monet, Renoir and Cezanne, to artifacts from ancient Greece and Egypt. The Museum’s Glass Pavilion, regarded as a work of art in its own right, houses the world’s premier collection of vintage and contemporary glass art.

Free to the public, the Toledo Museum of Art is located on a beautiful 40+ acre campus in the city’s Old West End neighborhood. In addition to an impressive permanent collection, the Museum hosts an extensive list of rotating exhibitions, concerts, educational programs and community events. With tours, dining options and a Museum Store all located on site, make your visit to the Toledo Museum of Art an all-day affair!