Fri. Feb. 8 Flint’s Second Friday Artwalk Partake in delicious food, tasty beverages, live music and the works of various artists on display throughout a variety of downtown Flint galleries and businesses. Stop by the Greater Flint Arts Council at 816 S. Saginaw St. for a copy of this month’s walking tour, while supplies last.
Fri. Feb. 1 The Flint Firebirds The Flint Firebirds will play against the Saginaw Spirit. The Firebirds are part of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and represent a continuation of Flint’s rich hockey tradition. 7-9pm. Dort Event Center, 3501 Lapeer Rd., Flint First Fridays at Longway Planetarium: Binocular Astronomy Join speaker, Mike Close,
The city was crowded – people came from all over the nation and beyond in the hopes of finding employment and a prosperous life. There was entertainment at every street corner. Construction was unending. The city was on the open road with nothing ahead but a clear track for driving. Every day was a
It just wouldn’t be Valentine’s Day without a box of luscious, decadent handmade chocolates in a heart-shaped box for your special someone. And, you can find some of the best chocolate you will ever taste right here in Greater Flint. Here are a few of MCM’s favorite candy stores. Homemade Chocolates by Michelle 1479
Voices for Children is dedicated to being a place of safety and healing for children aged 0-18 who are victims of abuse – sexual, emotional or physical – and human trafficking. In the past year, the group has handled over 600 cases of sexual abuse that have occurred in every zip code, city and
On January 16, the Capitol Theatre was filled with supportive community members attending the world premiere of “Ring of Silence” – a film with a goal much larger than entertainment. Its purpose is to become a force in the fight against the horror of human trafficking by educating the young and old alike about
Appointed to the position of Deputy Chief of the Flint Fire Department in November 2018, Carrie Edwards-Clemons has seen and done it all during her years there. She is the highest-ranking female in the Department’s history and the first female to be appointed deputy chief. Born and raised in Flint, Edwards-Clemons has been with
You may have noticed the ongoing progress of the Flint Cultural Center Academy (FCCA) as it is being constructed on the grounds of the Flint Cultural Center (FCC). The new public charter school will open for its first full year this fall and its new principal and CEO, Eric Lieske, can’t wait to meet
Created in 2002 by Genesee District Library, the Black History Month Brunch is one of Genesee County’s premier events. It provides an opportunity for the community to come together to celebrate the contributions of African Americans to world history. The brunch also inspires residents to reach their full potential and to make a difference
Holly, MI is home to the state’s only existing George Washington Club. “I believe it is the oldest existing one in the country,” says Kaye Thorsby, Secretary of the club, which celebrates 124 years this month. Thorsby has been in the club for many years, and is now the third generation in her family
Exciting things are happening in Downtown Flint! According to Tim Herman, President of Uptown Reinvestment Corporation (URC), renovations of the former Perry Drugs building at 600 S. Saginaw St. (corner of 2nd Street) are nearly complete, opening the door for six new retail units. Three of the units will be occupied and there is
Arts Midwest World Fest-Ondekoza (Japan) The Whiting 2.07.2019 Chrome & Ice Winter Indoor Car Show Dort Federal Event Center 2.08-10.2019 “The Wolves” The Flint Repertory Theatre 2.08-17.2019 Pre-St. Patrick’s Day Fundraiser & Miss Hibernia Pageant Dom Polski of Flint Hall 2.09.2019 “BADFISH – A Tribute to Sublime” Buick City Event Center 2.14.2019 African American
