Art Loop: Print Jam

Toledo's first-ever printmaking festival, and it's free. The Arts Commission is throwing open the doors of its new Uptown home on Adams Street for an afternoon of ink, paper, and pressure. Nearly 30 local and regional printmakers will be demonstrating their craft live, and you can try it yourself: accessible printmaking methods set up for anyone to walk up and pull a print, no experience needed. There's an art market where the makers sell original and limited-edition work, hands-on stations hosted by Imagination Station, the 577 Foundation, and Scrap4Art, live music from the Jason Quick Trio, and four food trucks on site: Casero Kitchen, Deet's BBQ, Naan Stop Kebap, and Rolling Lemonade Beverage Co. Print Jam is the August stop on the 2026 Art Loop, the Arts Commission's signature arts and culture series, and it doubles as a housewarming. They moved into 1000 Adams Street in late 2025, so this is your look inside. No tickets, no registration, no cover. Just show up between noon and 4, and bring something to carry your prints home in. Photos: The Arts Commission.