The Greater Flint African American Sports Hall of Fame (GFAASHOF) will announce its Class of 2026 Inductees
The Greater Flint African American Sports Hall of Fame announces its Class of 2026 on Feb. 10.
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FIM Winter season brings the star fever, Black History Month concerts, more in Feb.
FIM Flint School of Performing Arts has a diverse lineup of performing arts events, showcasing star power throughout the Winter 2026 season.
Good for the Soul Comedy Show Returns to Flint Farmers’ Market
Communities First, Inc. will host the Good for the Soul Comedy Show 2 at the Flint Farmers’ Market.
Buckham Alley Theatre Showcases New Works by Flint-Area Playwrights
Two original comedies by local playwrights take the stage at Buckham Alley Theatre in Flint.
Inclusion Takes the Center Stage at Flint Community Players
Flint Community Players center inclusion by rethinking how theatre audiences experience performances.
Shanzell Page brings rhythm and legacy to Flint as UMS/UM-Flint Artist in Residence
Flint-born tap artist Shanzell Page returns home, blending movement, memory, and legacy as UMS/UMFlint Artist in Residence.
Why Flint Needs a Comedy Home—and Why JeCorey Hawkins Is Building It
JeCorey Hawkins is rethinking what comedy can look like in Flint, pushing for consistency, space, and a scene to call home.
“We Bend, We Don’t Break:” Comma Bookstore Closes its Doors, Beginning its Next Chapter Online
Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
Forgive them and Parent Better: An interview with Jordyn Mickens
Jordyn Mickens invites readers into a vulnerable and honest conversation about growth and forgiveness with her upcoming book.
Introducing “A Middle Kind of View” Column Series by Amina Smith
A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
FIM Winter season brings the star fever, Black History Month concerts, more in Feb.
FIM Flint School of Performing Arts has a diverse lineup of performing arts events, showcasing star power throughout the Winter 2026 season.
Good for the Soul Comedy Show Returns to Flint Farmers’ Market
Communities First, Inc. will host the Good for the Soul Comedy Show 2 at the Flint Farmers’ Market.
Buckham Alley Theatre Showcases New Works by Flint-Area Playwrights
Two original comedies by local playwrights take the stage at Buckham Alley Theatre in Flint.
Inclusion Takes the Center Stage at Flint Community Players
Flint Community Players center inclusion by rethinking how theatre audiences experience performances.
Shanzell Page brings rhythm and legacy to Flint as UMS/UM-Flint Artist in Residence
Flint-born tap artist Shanzell Page returns home, blending movement, memory, and legacy as UMS/UMFlint Artist in Residence.
Why Flint Needs a Comedy Home—and Why JeCorey Hawkins Is Building It
JeCorey Hawkins is rethinking what comedy can look like in Flint, pushing for consistency, space, and a scene to call home.
“We Bend, We Don’t Break:” Comma Bookstore Closes its Doors, Beginning its Next Chapter Online
Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
Forgive them and Parent Better: An interview with Jordyn Mickens
Jordyn Mickens invites readers into a vulnerable and honest conversation about growth and forgiveness with her upcoming book.
Introducing “A Middle Kind of View” Column Series by Amina Smith
A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
