FIA 24th Annual Wine TastingFlint Institute of Arts | 3.22.2025

This year marked a bittersweet farewell as the Flint Institute of Arts Museum + Art School (FIA) and the Junior League of Flint (JLF) co-hosted the final installment of their beloved wine tasting event. With a nod to “La Dolce Vita,” guests came together for one last toast to the good life and the legacy of this long-standing celebration.

Held in the FIA Lobby and Isabel Hall, the fundraiser offered more than just wine – it was an immersive experience in art, flavor and festivity. Attendees sampled a curated collection of over 50 fine wines, enjoyed casino-style games like blackjack and roulette, and explored the museum’s world-class collections. A VIP reception took place in the elegant Willson and Bray Renaissance Galleries, adding an extra layer of exclusivity to the evening.

The culinary experience featured a specially crafted menu by Flint Social Club. Each dish was thoughtfully paired to complement the evening’s wine selections, elevating the tasting into a full-sensory event.

For 24 years, this annual gathering has supported vital outreach and community initiatives. Proceeds will benefit FIA’s museum programming and Pre-K through 12th-grade educational outreach, as well as the JLF mission-driven community projects.

Although the final cork has been popped, the impact of this treasured event will continue to ripple through the arts and education programs it has long supported – a true celebration of art, community, and the sweet life.

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