The 48th edition of this world class event brought tens of thousands of runners, walkers, spectators, volunteers, and community members to Downtown Flint. The event hosted 10,185 athletes who participated in 10,641 event entries. Events included the historic 10-mile, 5-mile, 5K, Michigan Mile, Teddy Bear Trot, and bundle events such as the Crim Half Marathon

On a beautiful summer day, music filled the air and front porches became stages as neighbors and visitors gathered for the sixth annual Carriage Town Porchfest — a beloved event co-hosted by the Carriage Town Historic Neighborhood Association and local artist, Jeff Skigh. Held along W. First Avenue and Mason Street, this free, family-friendly festival

Downtown Fenton buzzed with creativity as Fenton Art Walk 2025 unfolded, hosted by Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation in partnership with the city of Fenton DDA and Arts & Culture Commission. The event centered around the Fenton Community & Cultural Center, a building by famed architect Eliel Saarinen, and extended outdoors into Rackham Park, which

Once again, Downtown Flint roared to life with thousands of car lovers, families and visitors from across Michigan and beyond. What began over 20 years ago as a dream to celebrate Flint’s automotive heritage is now one of the Midwest’s premier classic car festivals — and this year’s celebration did not disappoint. The weeklong event

A little rain couldn’t stop the fun as more than 4,000 people packed Buckham Alley for the 14th annual Alley Fest — a vibrant celebration of Flint’s creative spirit, community pride and one-of-a-kind alley vibes. Presented by Communities First, Inc. and hosted by Friends of the Alley (FOTA), this year’s festival was bigger and better

Downtown Flint sparkled with unity over Independence Day Weekend! The city came alive with energy, music and family fun as thousands gathered for an unforgettable celebration. For the holiday weekend, the Flat Lot at Saginaw and First Streets transformed into a colorful playground of joy, thanks to a powerful collaboration between the City of Flint,

In a heartfelt celebration of courage, sacrifice and community, the Genesee County Historical Society marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II with a star-spangled event that honored the Americans who helped bring peace to the world. Attendees included special guest Mural Chewe, a 99-year-old WWII veteran and Flint Northern High School

The 15th annual celebration was a joyful explosion of culture, cuisine and community! Held over a lively summer weekend, the free, family friendly event kicked off with a moving opening ceremony featuring the national anthems of the United States and Lebanon — setting the tone for a weekend full of tradition and fun. Festivalgoers feasted

A sunny Father’s Day weekend welcomed this cherished, two-day event presented by the Friends of Modern Art (FOMA). Exhibiting works this year were more than 100 juried artists from Michigan and beyond in genres including ceramics, glass, painting, jewelry, fiber, metal, mixed media, photography, printmaking, sculpture and wood. In addition, local art groups including the

The Kettering University campus heated up for a great cause as the Zeta Alpha B Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha hosted its 5th Annual Fireman’s Challenge, raising an impressive $3,684 for the Flint Fire Department. With sunshine overhead and community spirit in full blaze, students and other attendees enjoyed a lively lineup of events, including