Flint Hispanic Festival2019

Flint Farmers’ market
9.13.2019
Photography by Kayce McClure

One of the summer’s most anticipated events, this celebration of Hispanic and Latin culture in Flint was once again a big hit attended by thousands. This year’s event featured authentic cuisine and craft vendors, as well as festive music and dance performances by El Ballet Folklórico Estudiantil and Los Hermanos Escamilla!


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