BROWSING:  Fun

Fri. Oct. 25   Genesee Health Plan Trunk or Treat Genesee County Health Plan is excited to have its 1st annual Trunk or Treat from 5:30 – 7:30pm. Children are encouraged to dress up in costume and visit each of the candy stations in our parking lot! Extended health care enrollment hours also until 7:30pm.

It’s time again to move with the beat at Tapology’s 2019 Concert at The Whiting! On Sunday, October 27, the highly-anticipated, fall festival will honor the women of tap with a unique and electric performance. While putting on their best show, this year Tapology will be raising funds for Flint’s Children of Challenge. This year’s

It’s the time all the kids have been waiting for in Greater Flint! For the kids Halloween parties, trick or trunk and spooky events abound starting on Thursday, October 24 through the rest of month. Get the costumes ready and empty those pillow cases, it’s time for some holiday treats!   Oct. 24   Monster

Spend your weekend at For-Mar, Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad! Starting Friday at 5pm, Crossroads Village hosts Halloween Ghosts & Goodies. This yearly event celebrates all things Halloween and is great for children. Visit the enchanted forest, laugh at musical comedy at the Colwell Opera House, get lost in the straw maze and be overloaded

Fri. Oct. 18   Flint Institute of Arts: Art on Tap — Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Join the Flint Institute of Arts, outdoors under a large covered tent, for their 12th annual Art on Tap: Beer, Bourbon & BBQ! Guests can sample a wide variety of craft beers, sip on unique bourbons and indulge in

Are ghosts for real? You can find out on Sunday at the Historic Holly Hotel. You and a team of professional ghost hunters armed with several types of sensors, detectors, cameras, thermal scanners, will together explore the dimly lit and admittedly haunted Holly Hotel. According to its web site, the Holly Hotel been referred to as the most haunted

Sara Shanning, is the author of the Chosen Angels series. Seal One releases October 1 (ebook), and print is available now on Amazon and at Faith Christian Store in Flint. Meet the author at her Book Launch Party and Book Signing on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at The Road Community Church, 301 E. South Holly Road

This weekend, running Friday and Saturday is Michigan’s Big Country Fest in Frankenmuth! Take a quick trip to that lovely Bavarian Village and enjoy the old west in a big way. The festival will be held in Harvey Kern Community Pavilion on Weiss Street and will take place rain or shine. Dress in your most

Thurs. Oct. 10-Sun. Oct 13 Flint Festival of Quilts Enjoy this annual quilt festival featuring traditional, historical, contemporary and fiber art at a variety of unique locations in Flint’s downtown entertainment district. Downtown Entertainment District, Saginaw Street, Flint   Fri. Oct. 11   Second Friday Artwalk Partake in delicious food, tasty beverages, live music and

Something wicked this way comes tomorrow in Fenton. Witches Night Out will take place downtown from 5-9pm. Dress as your favorite spellcaster as you wind your way through the streets of Fenton, visiting the merchants for great sales, prizes and treats. Support the Fenton Firefighter Charities by “stuffing the boot” before you end your night.

Oct. 11-19   The Howling Haunted Trail & Halloween Party Sponsored by Adopt-A-Pet in Fenton, this weekend event gives you a chance to face your fears and find your way to the party. Enter the dark woods and encounter evil spirits and mischievous sprites as you find your way through the twisting, turning path. If

Tonight, starts the run of “Memphis: The Musical” at the New McCree Theatre. The show is loosely based upon real life Memphis disc jockey Dewey Phillips, one of the first white DJs to play black music for a radio audience in the 1950s. The musical tells the fictional story of Huey Calhoun, a white stock

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