July/August 2010

A walking tour of downtown reveals 28 architectural treasures, stunning Lake Erie views and a glimpse into the Queen City’s golden past.

What began as an immigrant’s dream has become Arrowhead Wine Cellars, a family farm now run by the third generation.

Great Finds at Lake Erie Shops

Two suburban moms take a road trip to check out a new Toledo hot spot that promises to bring Vegas-style partying to Lake Erie. Can they hang? Do they want to?

No man is an island — except on South Bass, where Pat Dailey’s been strumming his guitar long enough to become a symbol of the town of Put-in-Bay.

The tall ships coming to Lake Erie are certainly majestic, but they have a pretty lofty mission beyond entertainment. Thirty-five teenagers will board the boats in Cleveland, Ohio, for a three-day voyage to test what they’re made of.

A lazy summer afternoon is not complete without a nice, cold beer. Here are a few of our favorites from around the lake. From Detroit to Buffalo, there’s a brew for you.

It all started with a $12,000 “piece of junk.”

Since opening its doors 15 years ago, Pelee Art Works has become an island treasure for both locals and tourists.

Thai cuisine meets British fare in this Canadian restaurant — and somehow it works.

For Karen DiBenedetto of Ohio, the perfect summer party begins with a plan. We venture behind the scenes of her latest get-together for tips, tricks and — even better — family recipes.