International Center of Greater Flint 2019

Welcoming Week Reception
Greater Flint Arts Council
9.18.2019
Photography by Kayce McClure

As part of this year’s welcoming week celebration, the International Center of Greater Flint in partnership with the City of Flint and Genesee County hosted a welcome reception at the Greater Flint Arts Council. The purpose of the event was to welcome immigrants and refugees, and to acknowledge their contributions to this nation and Genesee County. Since the beginning, immigrants have contributed much to art, culture, community and commerce. Let’s work together with everyone who calls Genesee County home, as we move toward a better future.


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