Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan was released in June 2022, almost three years ago. A little over the halfway point of the comprehensive five-year plan, stakeholders and collaborative partners look at just how critical regional housing partnerships are in their own communities — moving the needle forward across the entire state.
Trailblazing soccer leader Carrie Taylor returned to her hometown to inspire the next generation of female athletes at Flint Style Soccer’s first-ever Empowering Women in Soccer clinic.
Some beloved works of famous art are coming to Flint’s FIA Museum + Art School thanks to the National Gallery of Art’s ‘Across the Nation’ initiative. The FIA will receive three works on loan, including Sandro Botticelli, Hemling, and Warhol artworks.
The Flint Local 432 has cemented its place into the local arts and culture scene, and is celebrating its 40th anniversary kick-off on Saturday, April 12 at Factory Two.
On Tuesday, March 25, the Genesee ISD and the Genesee County Career and College Access Network are hosting a free, hands-on workshop to help students fill out their FAFSA applications.
The national Fly Fishing Film tour is reeling into town on Friday, March 14 at the FIM Capitol Theatre in Flint. Sponsored by the Genesee County Parks, Fli River Anglers is hosting two screenings of the fly fishing film, one matinee for 800 Flint students, and one showing for the public in the evening.
Linden native Nate Peck has landed a dream job on stage, providing lead vocals for the ‘80s hard rock band, FireHouse. Joining NYC rock group Winger, Peck and FireHouse will bring new energy to the era of big hair and big hits to the FIM Capitol Theatre on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025.
Budding entrepreneurs will present their business idea pitches at the 'Pitch for $K' Idea Pitch Competition, hosted by 100K Ideas. Local presenters will share their business or product ideas with judges and a live audience for a chance to win up to $5,000.
Take a walk down memory lane with ‘In Their Own Backyard: Michigan Artists and Architecture at the Flint Institute of Arts from Jan. 31 through May 18. The exhibit features Michigan artists’ depictions of regional buildings, landmarks, architecture and agriculture.
Even more families will now have the chance to visit the Flint Children’s Museum for free thanks to a $20K donation from the GM Flint Assembly. Individuals and families with an EBT/WIC card can enjoy the museum at no-cost from now until March 2025.
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