FIA 21st Annual Wine Tasting

Flint Institute of Arts
4.30.22

For more than 20 years, the FIA has raised over $600,000 at this event hosted in partnership with the Junior League of Flint. The funds support museum programming and outreach programs for PreK-12 students, the JLF and its community partners. Attendees received “passports” to travel on a journey amongst the fantastic works of art, sampling wines from across the globe and domestic. The evening featured live entertainment, exotic paired hors d’oeuvres and desserts.

 

 


Photography by Jaden Moxlow

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