Presented by the Flint Institute of Arts and Communities First, Inc. this event gathered patrons of the arts to celebrate the exhibition opening for Revolutionary Times. Following an informative talk by the artist – Detroit native Mario Moore – attendees enjoyed viewing the exhibit during a cocktail reception featuring hors d’oeuvre and live entertainment. Revolutionary

For the past 25 years, this event has been vital in raising funds for the Flint School of Performing Arts tuition assistance program, ensuring that students can study music, dance and theater regardless of their ability to pay. Last year alone, the Seeing Stars! tuition assistance program awarded $230,000 to local FSPA performing arts students

On the date of the civil rights leader’s 95th birthday, community members braved the frigid weather and gathered to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Themed “Momentum versus Regression – Striving for a Level Playing Field,” the 45th annual event included an inspiring keynote address by 67th District Court Judge Tabitha Marsh.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee County continued a longstanding tradition of celebrating Dr. King’s legacy and message as well as highlighting service, volunteerism and mentoring around the community. Food and fellowship were enjoyed at this inclusive event attended by Little Brothers and Sisters, volunteers, community groups, and civic and political leaders. BBBS

For over 40 years, the GFASHOF has recognized and celebrated the unsurpassed history of athletic achievement and community service that has been so much a part of the Flint area. At the formal 2023 ceremony, the honorees included: Boxers Chris Byrd (Flint Northwestern) and Deyamporte “Dee” Cavette (“Mr. Golden Gloves”); Ervin Leavy (Flint Central Basketball),

A celebration of faith, tradition, generational connections and community, this multifaceted event featured classes in all levels of tap dancing, as well as African drumming with Baba Kevin Collins, and Afro-Caribbean and African dance classes led by many of Tapology’s teaching and performing artists including Tapology CEO, Bruce Bradley. The annual Living Legend Luncheon honored

Following an elegant champagne reception and silent auction, attendees enjoyed a buffet dinner and sparkling conversation while bidding on live auction items including a Mackinaw City getaway and breakfast with giraffes at the Detroit Zoo. Each year’s reverse auction donations are earmarked for a specific need at the shelter. This year, they will help establish

Just over 200 individuals gathered for this evening of food and fun that included a bourbon tasting and silent auction. The spotlight was on 15 one-of-a-kind chairs created by local artists and volunteers that were auctioned, both live and live-online. The event raised nearly $81,000 to support many Catholic Charities programs that make a significant

This community favorite fall fundraiser featured sampling of many local craft beers and bourbons. Dressed for the chilly weather, attendees enjoyed live music provided by Rodeo Drive, a pottery demonstration, giant games, a barbecue buffet and donut bar, plus many prize drawings. Funds raised by this annual event support FIA programming and outreach programs for

On September 23, 1923, the first group of students began taking courses at Flint Junior College (now MCC) in the still small, but rapidly growing City of Flint. One hundred years later, MCC is still changing lives for the better by providing high quality, accessible and affordable educational opportunities to what is now the Greater

The FIM Capitol Theatre was lit up pink in celebration of this fancy and fabulous “Party with a Purpose.” For the past 15 years, Hurley Medical Center and Financial Plus Credit Union have co-hosted a one-of-a-kind fundraiser to help local breast cancer patients pay bills, keep food on their tables and much more. Themed “Your

It was a beautiful, late summer evening for the unique annual event hosted by Friends of the Alley. Beneath the twinkling lights of Buckham Alley, 82 attendees enjoyed cocktails followed by an elegant plated dinner created by the accomplished Flint native, Chef Nate Brown. The evening also featured music by a jazz quartet led by