Bikes on the Bricks Downtown Flint 9.7-9.2018 Ties & TailsFundraiser (for Humane Society of Genesee County) Flint Golf Club 6-10pm 9.8.2018 “Farewell Angelina” The Capitol Theatre 8pm 9.8.2018 Ally Golf Challenge Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club 9.10-16.2018 Fall Golf Classic Flint Golf Club 9.10.2018 Flint Hispanic Festival Flint Farmer’s Market 6-9pm 9.14.2018 Cars & Bars
Career advancement and earning a lot of money are not everyone’s ideas of an accomplished life. For Bishop Gregory John Mansour, the head of the Eparchy of Saint Maron of Brooklyn and Flint native, living his faith and loving Jesus are his measures of success. The oldest of six siblings, Mansour grew up in the
The Hispanic Technology & Community Center of Greater Flint (HTCC) is a community service and educational agency established with the purpose of securing equal opportunities for Hispanics and other minority individuals, as well as the local community. Asa Zuccaro has been the director of HTCC since March 2018. The bi-lingual director was born and raised
It was a sad day for golf lovers when they learned that 2009 was the last year for the beloved Buick Open. Well, just eight years later, professional golf is back at Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club in Grand Blanc and the excitement is mounting. The Ally Challenge Presented by McLaren is set for
Since 1957, Flint Youth Theatre (FYT) has been a source of pride for the city and its residents. Located at the heart of the Cultural Center, FYT is Flint’s only professional theatre and the only professional youth theatre in Michigan. The drama school, serving children in grades 2-12, is second to none. Its workshops are
Fri. Aug. 31 Storytime at Applewood Estate Applewood offers weekly storytime for young children. Join in the fun at these lively readings! No reservation is required. Each reading is followed by a hands-on activity connected to the book’s theme from 11:30am-12:30pm. Applewood Estate, 1400 E. Kearsley St., Flint Sat. Sept. 1 Saturday Morning
Fri. Aug. 24 Treehouse Storytime: Awesome Amphibians Sprout the love of reading and nature while sharing books, singing songs and making a craft. Recommended for families with children ages two and older. 11am-12pm. For-Mar Nature Preserve, 2142 N. Genesee Rd., Burton Movies Under the Stars: Moana Communities First, Inc.’s Culture Shock program presents
Fri. Aug. 17 Altered Art: Artist Trading Cards & Pocket Scrapbooking with Flint Handmade 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. Totem Books,
Tuesday August, 14th “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. Wednesday, Thursday August 15-16 Rolling Cruises will take place from 4-9pm, starting on Saginaw St downtown and
Fri. Aug. 10 Flint Institute of Arts presents: Happy Hour Patio Night – Artwalk 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
Fri. Aug. 3 Flint Public Library: Drop-In and Build Fridays Stop in at the General Reading Room and build a roller coaster, a windmill or a building that lights up from various building materials. Recommended for families with preschool to elementary school ages. 1-4pm. Flint Public Library/Main Branch, 1026 E. Kearsley St., Flint
It was an exciting day for the Flint community when ground was broken in late June at the site of a new, public, nonprofit charter school on the Cultural Center grounds. The Flint Cultural Center Academy is expected to open for the 2019/20 school year and will serve approximately 650 students. The 78,000-square-foot school will
