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.
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Flint Community Players center inclusion by rethinking how theatre audiences experience performances.
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Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
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A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
African American Film Series returns featuring Claressa Shields, civil rights history, and untold cultural narratives
From Claressa Shields to civil rights history, Communities First Inc., film series returns with a new season of powerful Black storytelling.
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