Tia Scott, also known as Tia The Writer, was a previous managing editor for Flintside. In her spare time, she also blogs about her own personal account of Hip Hop and Flint culture. Her work has been published in several online publications, including her own music platform, The Dope Show. She is a Flint native and resident who lives with her daughter and trusty MacBook. Follow Tia on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or her website.
The Crim Fitness Foundation will host the CANUSA Block Party at Mott Park on Friday, July 25, to celebrate over six decades of sportsmanship and international friendship between Flint and its sister city, Hamilton, Ontario.
The Flint Youth Film Festival is gearing up to celebrate its 10th anniversary from July 17-20. The festival will feature film screenings, workshops, panels, and a red-carpet awards ceremony.
Contemporary photographer Ayana V. Jackson will lead an Artist Talk at MW Gallery in Flint on June 28, discussing her work that deconstructs colonial-era portraiture and reimagines Black identity.
Now on view at the Flint Institute of Arts until Sept. 14, the ‘Beyond Survival’ exhibition features artwork by incarcerated artists in Michigan. Created in confinement with limited materials, these pieces reflect resilience, imagination, and the power of expression.
100K Ideas presents 100Karnival — a student-led fundraiser packed with games, prizes, snacks, and summer fun. From dunk tanks to cotton candy, it’s your chance to support local college students while having a blast.
Hosted by Communities First, Inc., the 2025 Levitt AMP Flint Music Series brings free world-class music concerts to Flint throughout spring and summer.
Ferris State University’s Flint Hub is set to host 'Service Alchemy: Turning Moments into Business Gold' on Monday, June 2, at the MCC Event Center. The free event is designed to spark conversations about business resilience and sustainability, and will feature a panel of seasoned entrepreneurs.