Fri. Oct. 13-14: 22nd Annual Flint Festival of Quilts The Flint Quilt Festival features traditional, historical, contemporary and fiber art at eight unique locations in the Flint Downtown Entertainment District. Participating venues include: The Flint Public Library,1026 E. Kearsley Street; The Greater Flint Arts Council, 816 S. Saginaw Street; Flint Masonic Temple, 755 Saginaw Street;

Fri. Oct. 6 Bricks and Brews Enjoy Downtown Flint’s biggest craft beer event featuring eight bars, restaurants, breweries and taprooms as they come together to showcase their favorite craft brews. 6-10pm. Flint’s Downtown Entertainment District, Saginaw Street     Fri. Oct. 6-9 A Little Murder Never Hurt Anybody The Fenton Village Players presents A Little

Fall is finally here! We crafted a helpful guide to some of the crisp-air, crunchy-leaves, spooky-fun activities! Fall Family Fun for All Ages Halloween Ghosts & Goodies October 7-8, 13-15, 20-22 & 26-31 MON-FRI 5-9PM SAT/SUN Noon-9PM Crossroads Village & Huckleberry Railroad 6140 Bray Rd., Flint 48505 – 800.648.7275 geneseecountyparks.org Treats and tricks, cider and

Sat. Sept. 30: 9th Annual Flint Zombie Walk Flint Zombie Walk 2016 welcomes the undead to the streets of Flint from 11am-4pm! Visitors can partake in the zombie walk, and enjoy a full day of entertainment, horror vendors and horror celebrities! Top it all off with giving to charity and you can’t lose! This event

Fall colors are at its peak in Genesee County during the month of October and residents are lucky to have 11,000 acres of beautiful wooded land, lakes and miles and miles of trails to walk on in the Genesee County Parks system. There’s also many other trails in this area and in the surrounding counties.

Fri: Sept. 22-24 Clifford the Big Red Dog A colossal nine-foot-tall Clifford, with a tail to slide down, welcomes visitors to his home on Birdwell Island. Sponsored locally by Hurley Children’s Hospital, the exhibit is filled with activities that families can enjoy together. Exhibit runs through December. Sloan Museum 1221 E Kearsley St, Flint  

Sept. 14-17: The St. John Parish Applefest A community favorite for over 50 years. Friends, neighbors and families gather each fall for old-fashioned fun! Join in the annual Apple Pie Baking Contest. There are carnival rides. Bingo, Texas Hold’em tournaments, raffles and live music in the Entertainment Tent. St. John Catholic Church, 600 North Adelaide

  Fri. Sept. 8: 2nd Friday ArtWalk Join in the fun at the 2nd Friday ArtWalk from 6pm to 9pm and enjoy the work of local artists. Flint Arts Council 816 S. Saginaw Street.   Sept 8 & 9: Music at the Fenton Hotel For a little bit of music, head out to the Fenton

It is coming … the loudest, brightest celebration all year: Fourth of July Fireworks! Kick off the rabble-rousing beginning of the season for outdoor fun with these local celebrations. These local parks start the party early – go to one, OR see fireworks for days! June 29-July 1: Bay City Fireworks Festival 10:05 in Wenonah

If you’re looking for a fun activity that’s a little out of the ordinary, then Michigan Escape Games might be right up your alley! Imagine this: You (and up to 11 other people) are locked in a room from which you are frantically trying to escape, searching for clues to solve a puzzle that leads

My City Magazine was on hand April 27 for a sneak preview of the “New Behind the Scenes Tour” at Applewood Estate. Handy Lindsey, President of the Ruth Mott Foundation, was there to welcome us. According to Lindsey, since opening the home up for tours last year, they’ve had over 38,000 visitors. With their curiosity

On February 10-11, the 2017 Chrome & Ice Indoor Car Show will take over the entire Dort Federal Credit Union Event Center in Flint, featuring over 100 vintage and classic cars, sports cars, muscle cars, hot rods, and trucks with live entertainment and special guests. Presented by Back to the Bricks, Farm Bureau Insurance and