EVENTS
Memorial Day Flag Walk
Woodlawn Cemetery & Arboretum
Memorial Day Flag Walk
10:00 – 11:0 PM, May 26, 2025
Step back in time this Memorial Day and join us on a special walking tour through the hallowed grounds of Woodlawn Cemetery. Discover the stories of Toledo’s veterans and unsung heroes laid to rest in one of the city's most historic landscapes. We will all have flags and walk to the two major Veterans Section for a time of honoring and dedication. Join us on this special stroll among the 6,000 flags placed throughout the Cemetery in remembrance of those that served our country. Meet us at the Hillcrest Entrance..
J&M Cruise Lines
Sandpiper
6:30 – 8:30 PM, First Wednesday, June - September
History Cruises
Beginning in June, I'll host a monthly history tour onboard the Sandpiper starting at 6:30 pm on the first Wednesday of each month. Don't miss these wonderful trips along the Maumee River. Sign up for all four—each cruise is a different experience. In June, we'll focus on Ship Wrecks on the Maumee; in July, we'll cover Gangsters and Rum Runners; in August, we'll explore the Port of Toledo; and in September, we'll dive into the early history of Northwest Ohio as we view the beautiful riverfront homes along the banks of the Maumee in Toledo, Rossford, and Perrysburg. Each tour ends with a trivia contest with prizes. Come on out and enjoy these fantastic cruises on the Maumee as we enjoy our rich local history along the way.
Woodlawn Cemetery & Arboretum
Perrysburg's Legacy at Woodlawn
6:00 – 8:30 PM, July 10, 2025
Walking Tour at Woodlawn
Join me for a special walking tour through the historic grounds of Woodlawn Cemetery, where the stories of Perrysburg’s most influential citizens come to life. From pioneering leaders and war heroes to entrepreneurs and civic champions, this tour shines a light on the lives and legacies of the Perrysburg natives laid to rest in one of Toledo’s most beautiful and historic cemeteries.
This engaging tour blends local history, fascinating biographies, and a touch of storytelling to honor those who helped shape Northwest Ohio. Whether you're from Perrysburg or simply curious about the people who built this region, you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for the lives that came before us.
