The Party 2019

Flint Institute of Arts
6.1.2019
Photography by Jenn Hawk

Flint’s event season kicks off with this annual “art-rageous” affair. Attendees enjoyed cutting-edge cuisine – including hors d’ oeuvres and desserts served by robots – before dancing the night away. Funds raised cover bus transportation and art materials for elementary and secondary students participating in FIA education programs.

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