From holiday shops to turkey trots, November has no shortage of exciting things to enjoy. Michigan offers so much during this season of gratitude and community. Don’t miss these local events—and be sure to share them with friends and family!
This November, celebrate gratitude and community through reading. Share books with loved ones, support local bookstores, and remember that stories connect us in meaningful ways.
It’s October, the season of goblins, ghouls, and goodies. Michigan is no exception, as shown by these 16 events taking place throughout the month. Old or young, thrill-seeking or candy-chasing, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
If you’re spending big bucks on subscriptions for your family’s entertainment, you’re not alone.
October is perfect for spooky reads, with Halloween’s ghosts, monsters, and supernatural themes. Cool weather, early sunsets, and falling leaves set a cozy, eerie mood. Haunted houses, horror movies, and costume parties boost the thrill, while book clubs and libraries often host themed challenges for a fun, communal experience.
Do you like the thrill of being scared? Do you like to help rescue dogs and cats? If so, then this is an event you won’t want to miss.
This month, the streets of Flint won’t just be filled with chrome and horsepower – a legend will grace them. For the first time, the world’s only fan-built, full-scale replica of Optimus Prime from “Transformers: Age of Extinction” will roll into Downtown Flint for the Back to the Bricks 21st Annual Main Event.
Whether you’re a lifelong learner, an inspired educator, or simply nostalgic for the smell of freshly sharpened pencils, this reading list is for you!
Nothing says summer quite like a stroll through your local farmers market! With colorful produce piled high, the scent of fresh herbs in the air and friendly faces behind every booth, it’s the perfect way to support local growers and savor the season’s best. Whether you’re hunting for heirloom tomatoes, homemade jam or just a reason to enjoy a sunny Saturday morning, Greater Flint has a crop of summertime shopping spots for you!
Whether you’re poolside, beach-bound, or just claiming the shadiest spot in the backyard, this summer’s hottest reading list is packed with heart-thumpers, tearjerkers, laugh-out-loud love stories and even a presidential thriller or two.
When you talk about automotive passion, legacy and community, few stories capture the spirit quite like that of Keith Damon from Grand Blanc. This year, Damon’s stunning 1972 Pontiac Lemans takes center stage as the official featured vehicle for the 21st Annual Back to the Bricks event – an honor that carries deep meaning not just for the car’s performance and restoration, but for the story behind it.
