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DOWNTOWN TOLEDO GUIDE

 

The Downtown Toledo Improvement District along with Destination Toledo, Inc. have once again combined efforts to bring you an updated and revised Downtown Toledo Guide which includes a map of the greater Downtown.  This guide includes locations of downtown dining & nightlife, accommodations, parking, retailers, services, urban living and venues & attractions.  You can find the "Downtown Toledo Guide" here.  Please take a look and feel free to print it off for your own use! 

 

NOTE: You will need Adobe in order to view the Guide.

 


 

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Downtown Toledo Special Events & Attraction Attendance for May -October 2011

The following table highlights downtown Toledo visitor attendance numbers from spring to early fall of 2011.  Thousands of people visited public venues and special events in downtown during this timeframe. 

Venue

Total

Artwalk 3,750
Dragon Boat Festival 9,000
Erie Street Market Event Center 3,000
Fifth Third Field 549,438
The Gallery Loop (Month of October) 750
Greek-American Festival 23,000
Huntington Center 69,597
Imagination Station 139,469
Jehovah Witness Convention 30,000
Labor Day Parade 2,000
LatinoFest 4,000
Lunch at Levis Square Concert Series 1,600
Memorial Day Parade 7,000
Oktoberfest 1,500
One SeaGate Partners Lunch Concert Series 1,050
Race for the Cure 20,000
Red, White & KABOOM 125,000
Sandpiper Boat 13,000
SeaGate Convention Centre 62,000
Smoke on the Water – Ribs for the Red Cross 13,000
T-LC Public Library (Main Branch) 276,755
T-LC Public Library (Main Branch) Brown Bag Lunch Concerts 2,000
T-LC Public Library (Main Branch) Events 10,000
Toledo Farmer's Market 58,000
Toledo Hibernian Irish Fest  1,500
Toledo Museum of Art 393,527
Toledo Pride Festival 2,500
The Toledo Repertoire Theatre 4,500
Toledo Symphony at the Peristyle 3,000
The Valentine Theater 15,000
Wander the Warehouse District 300
TOTAL 1,845,236

 


 

Downtown Businesses Approve Continuation of Enhanced Services Provided by DTID through 2015       

The Downtown Toledo Improvement District (DTID) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the completion of the renewal process for the Downtown Toledo Special Improvement District (SID).  The Toledo City Council voted to certify the formation of a special assessment in the Downtown Toledo area for enhanced services for the stakeholders of downtown.  The downtown Toledo (SID), also known as the Downtown Toledo Improvement District (the District) will continue working to improve the appearance, safety and marketing of downtown Toledo for another five years.  (January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2015.)

 "We owe special thanks to the downtown Toledo property owners whose support for the work of DTID will allow us to continue provision of cleaning and safety services as well as promotion of downtown for years to come," said John Eberly, Board Chairman.  District members signed petitions representing nearly 70% of the front footage in the District.  This was the first essential step towards renewing the District. 

Additional emphasis for the new five-year term will be on economic development and growth for businesses in Downtown, as well as building stronger relationships with the Greater Downtown Business Partnership and other organizations promoting a vibrant downtown Toledo.

 

Branding Northwest Ohio   

 

There is an initiative being brought forth by a diverse group of public and private organizations in the Toledo/Northwest Ohio region.  This initative is to help Toledo develop its story.  Please visit www.toledoregion.com for more information about the initiative. 

 

 

You can also read more about the Intiative by reading this Fact-Sheet.

  

 

If you have any changes that need to be made or omissions that should be added, please contact Beth Frisinger at bethfrisinger@dttid.com or 419-249-5494.