Boochy Mama’s moving
Calling all Kombucha lovers! After years of looking, Boochy Mama’s has announced their new location in Downtown Toledo, just a few blocks from their old location. The new location will be in the former Okun Produce warehouse, located on N. Huron St. between Monroe and Washington. More information will be released in the coming weeks. 567-318-2240. Boochymama.com
Welcome to Erin Ann’s
Located at 5661 Main St. in Downtown Sylvania, Erin Ann’s is now serving up homemade ice cream, cold pressed juices, smoothies, supplements, hot beverages and more. Everything is made with organic ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible! Open 8am-8pm Monday-Thursday, 8am-9pm Friday and Saturday, and 10am-6pm on Sunday. 419-346-6828. erinanns.square.site
The Flying Joe’s new location
You can grab a cup of Joe at the new downtown Toledo location at 215 N. Summit St., Ste. C, next to Balance Grille. You’ll find the excellent coffee, cocktails, pastries and retail items they are known for at their Perrysburg location. The Flying Joe accepts online orders. Open 7am-2pm, Monday-Friday. 419- 931- 0273. theflyingjoe.com.
Selfie WRLD
This DIY photography studio held a grand opening in December, led by owners Jessica and Andrea Hammer. Located at 3205 Central Ave., across the sidestreet from Cricket West, the shop provides themes for the perfect selfie, like retro backdrops, swings, vogue motifs and much more. Selfie WRLD is also available to rent, perfect for your tween or teen’s next birthday bash. Open 4-9pm, Wednesday-Friday, 11am-9pm on Saturday, and 11am-8pm on Sunday. 567- 315-8709. selfiewrldtol.com
Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo expansion
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo started off the year strong by opening clubs at McTigue Elementary School and Ottawa River Elementary School. Annually, Boys & Girls Clubs serve about 5,000 members across the city, but despite those numbers, the need remains great across the region. “These new sites and a continued partnership with Toledo Public Schools will allow us to reach even more Toledo youth,” said Jim Ravas, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo. Visit bgctoledo.org for more details on these locations.
Grannie Thomas reopening
The Grannie Thomas Learning Center Building closed in early January due to a fire, but this unfortunate situation was turned into an opportunity to upgrade the curriculum and gather a whole new staff! Located at 201 Superior St. in Rossford, the new location’s ribbon cutting ceremony included open enrollment. Children were given the chance to get to know staff members, programming and enrollment opportunities. To learn more about Grannie Thomas Learning, please contact Stephanie Smith at ssmith.telc@gmail.com or call 419-654-1220.
