Flint Alley FestBuckham Alley, Downtown | 7.8.2023

Photos Courtesy of Flintside

Hosted by the nonprofit organization Friends of the Alley and presented by Communities First, Inc., this free summertime festival was enjoyed by several thousand people celebrating the season! Attendees enjoyed a variety of unique vendors, performances by more than a dozen live bands and festival fare provided by more than 50 food trucks. FOTA’s mission is to “beautify and activate” Downtown Flint’s alleys by creating “inviting, inclusive” and “pedestrian friendly spaces.”

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