BROWSING:  Fun

Learn how to alter old books to make artist trading cards or do pocket scrapbooking during this social crafting event from 1-3pm. You can also create collages, art journals, greeting cards, bookmarks and more. All materials and instructions provided.

“Brick Flicks” at the US 23 Drive-in theatre on Fenton Rd. Bring your children for fun and entertainment. The feature presentation will be the comedy: Tucker: The Man and His Dream. Gates open at 4pm.

Artwalk at FIA from 7-9pm.Tour an exhibition with an FIA curator at 7pm. Artist demonstrations and hands-on activities from 6-9pm. Exploring the Glass from the new Contemporary Craft Wing with Assistant Curator of Exhibitions Sarah Kohn. The art demonstration is clay with FIA Art School Instructor Jeff Hageman and guests can join in. Members receive a 10 percent discount at the Palette Café. Swing into summer with Friday Night Happy Hour on the FIA patio! Drink specials from 5-9pm.

Shorkey family didn’t mind craning their necks to get a good view of the 18 life-size, animatronic, fully-moving dinosaurs featured at the “Dinosaurs Unearthed” display, sponsored by Sloan Museum at Courtland Center Mall, 4190 E. Court Street in Burton.

Enjoy entertainment, bounce houses, music, kids activities and a car show. 5-9pm.

Greater Flint’s got plenty to do in July & August! Here’s a sample of entertainment and fun to be had under the summer sun …

Sample tasty burgers made by local restaurants while enjoying a brew and live music. Then, vote on celebrity burger creations to name the best burger in Flint!

Flint’s own Brandon Carr of the Baltimore Ravens and his non-profit, Carr Cares Foundation, will be hosting this charity comedy show. Proceeds will benefit children of Flint. The show will feature DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller, and Chico Bean, comedians from MTV & Nick Cannon’s “Wild’N Out” sketch comedy series.

Arborist Erik Hutson of Safari Tree will compare and contrast the anatomy of trees and human beings, including how the vascular systems work, how they react to disease and treatments and nourishment requirements. From 6pm to 7pm. Admission includes the 7pm showing of Stars: The Powerhouses of the Universe.