The year was 1989. New Kids on the Block just hit it big with their single “Hangin’ Tough,” Richard Marx, The Bangles and Tears for Fears were the top groups of the day. Michael Keaton hit the big screen as Batman – and roller skating in Genesee County was going strong at Rollhaven in
UM-Flint Africa Week 2019 February 4-10 The Department of African Studies, along with efforts by the UM-Flint African Student Association, and generous support from the College of Arts & Sciences, the Office of the Provost and other University offices, presents the Fourth Annual Africa Week. Celebrations and activities will explore the vibrant ties that
In January, millions of people around the country honored the work and the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by volunteering and participating in special celebrations and events. The federal holiday is observed on the third Monday of January, which is around King’s birthday, January 15 – he would have been 90 this
The Art of Kuungana African Drum and Dance Company Kuungana African Drum and Dance Company pulses with the beat and energy of African American culture and community. The Flint-based company has been active in bringing the city together in harmony for 24 years. “Kuungana means ‘to be connected,’” explains co-founder, Baba Kevin Collins. “There
For Gabrielle Davis, the Dream League Music Mentoring Program is about more than teaching music. “My job as a mentor is more important than being a music instructor,” she states. “The positive impact that mentors make on our students’ lives means everything to me. It’s a great thing to see the kids mature from
Fri. Jan. 25 University of Michigan-Flint Men’s Hockey Come out for a night of exciting hockey when the University of Michigan-Flint Men’s Hockey team plays against Northwood University from 8:30-10:30pm. Crystal Fieldhouse Ice Arena, 5371 Daly Farms Dr., Burton Fri. Jan. 25 – Sat. Jan. 26 Flint Children’s Museum: Snow Princess & Snowman
Fri. Jan. 18 The Capitol Theatre: Classic Albums Live – The Eagles Hotel California Back by popular demand, Classic Albums Live returns for a third year in a row! This year, they will be performing The Eagles Hotel California album, note for note, cut for cut. Featuring the massive hits New Kid in Town, Life
In January, millions of people around the country will celebrate and honor the work and the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by volunteering and participating in special events. The federal holiday is observed on the third Monday of January, which is around King’s birthday, January 15. Here’s what’s happening in Greater Flint.
Thurs. Jan. 10 The Whiting presents: Russian National Ballet – Sleeping Beauty Sleeping Beauty tells the magical story of a beautiful, sleeping princess who awaits the kiss of her prince. Brought to life by the Russian National Ballet, this production’s luminous costumes and elaborate sets complement the graceful movements of the gifted dancers, resulting in
Fri. Jan. 4 Greater Flint Arts Council presents: Water & Glass This is the last day of the exhibition of original works of art by Michigan Glass Artists and the 2018 Traveling Exhibit by the Michigan Watercolor Society from 9am-5pm. Greater Flint Arts Council, 816 S. Saginaw St., Flint FIA FOMA Films presents:
January is National Soup Month and there’s nothing that warms your bones on a biting-cold winter day like a delicious bowl of steaming hot soup. Many Greater Flint restaurants have a remedy – some delectable soups that will fill you up and soothe your soul. Here are just a few bowls from some favorite
The air was clean and filled with the sound of birds, the trees gently swayed with the breeze and the reflection of the sun turned the face of the river to gold. The world was beautiful and serene. Jacob Smith, a Canada-born fur trader, surveyed the land as he approached Peiconigowink – “the river of
