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The Flint Institute of Arts invites visitors to enjoy art after dark on Thursdays when the museum stays open until 8:00 p.m. and offers unique art activities.
Flintside spoke with the new Executive Director of Explore Flint & Genesee, Amari Steward, on what makes the community of Flint one worth working in, living in, and traveling to.
“I think people’s hearts are much more open when they’re laughing.” The laugh-out-loud comedy, The Future is Female, makes its world premiere at the FIM Flint Repertory Theatre in Flint on Friday, Feb. 3, and runs through Sunday, Feb. 19.
The Flint Institute of Arts announces its new gallery space, dedicated to artworks by African American and African Diaspora artists. The museum’s permanent collection features over 320 pieces ranging from paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works.
Genesee Health System’s brand-new facility acts as a symbol of the commitment to personal care the Center has for families of Flint and Genesee County.
“We train people, so people don’t need to be afraid of not knowing how to do the job – we’ll teach them.” Electronics manufacturer Mara Technologies USA places its new headquarters in the heart of Grand Blanc Township.
A new exhibit at the FIA takes visitors into the vast and captivating yet often overlooked genre of fantasy. 'Enchanted: A History of Fantasy Illustration' is on display now through Jan. 8, 2023.
"We want them to know they are not alone." Hamilton Community Health Network is on a mission to provide resources and support for those battling depression this holiday season.