Can’t Miss List September 2025

September 1-11

Paw Print: Animal Art Exhibition, Presented by Clio Center for the Arts

Clio Center for the Arts , FREE


September 4

Flint ArtWalk Presented by Greater Flint Arts Council

Downtown Flint, 6-9PM


September 8

Sawyer Brown Presented by FIM

Sawyer Brown is an eclectic and charismatic country-rock band.

The Capitol Theatre, 8-9:30PM

Artwalk at Buckham Gallery Presented by Buckham Gallery

Downtown Flint, 6-9PM


September 8-10

Skies Over Michigan

Longway Planetarium’s astronomy experts take you on a tour of Michigan’s night sky.

Live Lecture, 3-3:45PM


September 9, 13, 16, 23

Glass Tours at Flint Institute of Arts

After catching a FREE Hot Shop demo, check out the Chan Family Contemporary Glass Gallery.

11AM-2PM


September 11

Teen Lounge – Beginner’s Crochet Workshop

Learn the basics to get started! Call or Stop by the Children’s Desk to sign up.

Flint Public Library, 5:30-7PM


September 12

Shadows of the Past: The Haunted Village Experience Presented by Genesee County Parks

An exclusive paranormal series by Paranormal Michigan.

Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad, 7-11:45PM, $50/person


September 18

35th Annual Empty Bowls

FBEM’s signature fundraiser! Guests take home a handcrafted bowl as a reminder of hunger in our community.

Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, 11AM-6PM, $40/person


Coming up

Witches & Wizards Ball and Halloween Arts & Craft Market

It’s Witches Night in Fenton! Join SLPR and the Fenton Community & Cultural Center for a ‘Halloween

Arts & Craft Market’ followed by a ‘Witches & Wizards Ball.’ | 10.10


See you there!

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