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Sinatra & Streisand Tribute Comes to Marion Palace Theatre March 27
The Marion Palace Theatre invites audiences to experience an unforgettable evening of timeless music as Sinatra & Streisand takes the stage on Friday, March 27, 2026 at 7:30 PM. This dazzling tribute brings to life the legendary voices of Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand in a captivating performance filled with...
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This Old-Fashioned Burger Joint In Ohio Has Been Serving Legendary Malts For Decades
Some restaurants whisper their history, while others shout it from every corner booth and countertop. Kewpee Hamburgers in Lima, Ohio, falls firmly into the latter category, serving up nostalgia with a side of perfectly grilled burgers that’ll make you wonder why anyone ever complicated the simple art of making a great hamburger.
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Dine in the 419: Smokin’ Olive Deli
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Pressed sandwiches and more await you at Smokin’ Olive Deli, 3726 South Detroit Avenue, Toledo. This former hardware store is now occupied by a neighborhood go-to spot to get your fill. You can also bring it to your next event and feed everyone with the catering menu.
Beacon
“Current” affairs of the Erie Dearie lure
PORT CLINTON – One of walleye fishing’s most premier lures, the Erie Dearie, was created in Mecca, a small township in Northeast Ohio, but it gained fame in Port Clinton and helped the city earn its rightful claim as the Walleye Capital of the World. The lure’s fame was pulled by strong currents all the way to big sporting goods stores like Cabela’s and Bass Pro.
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This Ohio Diner Has Outlasted Every Food Trend Since 1948 Because The Food Has Always Been That Good
Some restaurants come and go with the seasons, but Schmucker’s Restaurant in Toledo, Ohio has been feeding families since 1948 — and it shows no signs of slowing down. Tucked on North Reynolds Road, this no-frills diner has never needed a gimmick, a rebranding campaign, or a viral social media moment to keep its tables full.
Beacon
Community Calendar 3-5-26
Have your events listed in our Calendar through Paid Advertising or https://info.thebeacon.net/eandesubmission. Mystery Book Discussion, 10 a.m. Danbury Senior Center Book Talk, 11:15 a.m. Hosted by Dave Kimmel of Marblehead. Peninsula Branch Library. Hosted at Danbury Senior Center. 8470 East Harbor Rd., Marblehead. Magruder Hospital Talk, Noon. With Rachel Fall.
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Built on Service: Veteran-Owned Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Reopens in Perrysburg With Community Celebration on March 5
TOLEDO, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 4, 2026-- Months later, the smoke is rising again at Dickey’s Barbecue Pit on Fremont Pike. After a kitchen fire shut down operations of the beloved, locally-owned barbecue spot, franchise owner and US Army Combat Veteran Steve Mowery has reopened the doors to his restaurant and is excited to serve the greater Toledo area iconic pit-smoked favorites once again. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260304813989/en/ US Army Combat Veteran and Dickey’s Barbecue Pit franchisee Steve Mowery Mowery, who also serves as a local deputy sheriff, spent the last several months rebuilding his restaurant located at 10413 Fremont Pike in Perrysburg with new fixtures and equipment. “This is more than just a restaurant to us,” said Mowery. “After the fire, we were determined to come back better than ever. We’ve missed our Perrysburg neighbors and thank everyone for their patience while we worked to bring them an experience as special as this town deserves.” The community is invited to come out and enjoy the renewed space, which will kick-off with week-long celebrations including live music, family activities and special food deals. Here’s the schedule of this week’s events: WHEN: Thursday, March 5 through
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Sandusky Restaurant Week runs March 5-15, 2026
SANDUSKY, Ohio (WTVG) - Time to hit the town for a full 11 days. Sandusky Restaurant Week starts Thursday, March 5 and runs through Sunday, March 15, 2026. In all, 27 Sandusky restaurants are rolling out special menus at special prices for the oversized restaurant week. “It’s fun! It’s one...
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National Museum of the Great Lakes Announces Free 2026 Spring Lecture Series
(Toledo, Ohio) – The National Museum of the Great Lakes announced its 2026 Spring Lecture Series, presented by Larry and Karen Bettcher. The three-part series will bring dynamic Great Lakes stories to life through expert speakers, compelling research, and engaging storytelling. All lectures are free and offered in a hybrid format, allowing guests to attend in person at the museum or virtually via Zoom. Donations are encouraged, and advance registration through Eventbrite is required for both in-person and virtual attendance.
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St. Patrick’s Day 2026 in Toledo: Top Parties & Events
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. Northwest Ohio is going green. From tented downtown blowouts and themed paint-and-sip nights to pub crawls, 5Ks, cocktail classes and traditional Jiggs dinners, Toledo’s St. Patrick’s Day lineup stretches far beyond Tuesday, Mar. 17. Kick things off Friday at Huron Yards, keep the momentum rolling with weekend bar crawls and live Irish music, then toast the holiday itself with kegs, eggs and shamrock-fueled celebrations across Toledo, Sylvania, Rossford, Holland, Dundee and beyond. Here’s your guide to the can’t-miss St. Patrick’s Day parties and events happening Mar. 13–21.
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This Toledo, Ohio Restaurant Will Serve You Some Memorable Smoky Baba Ghanoush And Tender Shawarma
There is a restaurant in Toledo, Ohio that has been quietly winning hearts and taste buds for years, and once you try it, you will completely understand why. The menu reads like a love letter to Lebanon, with smoky dips, perfectly grilled meats, and fragrant rice dishes that make you want to order everything at once.
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Father John McLoughlin named grand marshal for 32nd annual Lima Irish Day Parade
Father John McLoughlin named grand marshal for 32nd annual Lima Irish Day Parade. With less than two weeks until the 32nd annual Lima Irish Day Parade, organizers have announced this year’s grand marshal. Father John McLoughlin of St. Gerard’s Catholic Church will serve as grand marshal for the 2026 Irish Day Parade.
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Black Frog Brewery to close Holland location
HOLLAND, Ohio — The owner of Black Frog Brewery announced on Tuesday morning that he would be closing the Holland tap room this weekend. In a Facebook post, Chris Harris thanked his customers, writing, “All of you have supported the brewery from when I was brewing in the garage to the current location where we are at now. Without the brewery, I would not know a lot of you. The brewery has brought so many of us together and I’ve made some great friends.”
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Lupita's Brings Authentic Flavors to Restaurant Week Toledo!
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Referees opening soon at Timberstone Center
Referees Mexican Sports Bar and Grill is Sylvania’s newest go-to destination for fans who love great food, lively energy, and nonstop sports action. Opening soon at 7625 W. Sylvania Ave., this referee inspired eatery offers the perfect setting to gather with friends, cheer on your favorite teams, and enjoy the thrill of the big game on every screen.
The News-Messenger
Burning Snowman Fest an inferno of fun
PORT CLINTON - The snowman went up in a blaze of glory on Feb. 28 just as planned after it was stuffed with Christmas trees. This year’s snowman was named Leroy and stood 38 feet tall with his giant top hat. The snowman was built on the beach outside Dock's Beach House. While festival events began at noon, the snowman was set on fire at 7:30 p.m. Organizer Lenny Kromer, lead snowman builder, was on site with possibly 1,000 burning snowman fans. The Port Clinton Fire Department was also on hand to keep the burn under control. The night along the beach was filled with music, food, a blazing snowman and several vendors. The News-Messenger/News Herald This article originally appeared on Fremont News-Messenger: Burning Snowman Fest an inferno of fun
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Whit's Frozen Custard prepares to serve customers March 6
After a few delays, Whit's Frozen Custard is finally opening in downtown Marion on March 6. Aurelia Harbolt, the general manager for Whit's, is excited to offer a dessert option to complement the restaurants in the downtown, especially the restaurants neighboring Whit's, including OX-B's . "The fact that we're going to be able to offer that second part of your date night or whatever it may be for dessert, in the middle of all that food, I think it's perfect," Harbolt said. While they may seem similar, frozen custard has a few key differences compared to ice cream. For one, the custard uses egg yolk when ice cream usually has none. Second, ice cream is made with more air, making custard smoother, richer and creamier, Harbolt said. So far, Harbolt has been given a warm reception from Marion residents. Within four days of opening the call for workers, she saw more than 140 applicants. On Facebook, Harbolt said the response has been overwhelming. "Obviously, being brand new in Marion, people are going to line up at the door, especially those people who usually traveled to Delaware to their store," Harbolt said. The first week that Whit's is open in Marion