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FLINTer Fest 2022

Buckham Alley, Downtown Flint
2.12.22

Frigid temps couldn’t keep hearty souls from enjoying this first ever, free and family friendly winter experience for all ages. The 500 block of Buckham Alley came alive with 16 live musical performances on an outdoor stage, Art & Craft Workshops by Sprout Worldwide, heated tents with food and drinks and more. The multi-business collaboration was hosted by the GFAC Parade of Festivals Program in cooperation with The What’s Up Downtown Project and the Flint Downtown Development Association, and funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.

Photos by Katy Kildee

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