Photographer Anthony Summers recently captured several summer events in Flint that lit up the city with pride, rhythm, and unity. Check out his exclusive photos from Local Fest III, Gus Macker, and Porch Fest.
In an intimate conversation at the Flint Institute of Arts, multi-talented artist Feimstro opens up about his journey through music, self-discipline, and emotional growth.
Led by Julie Hugunin and powered by community support, FRYE (Flint Rocks Youth Empowerment) Music Camp offers free instruction, instruments, and mentorship from Flint-connected musicians.
Under the leadership of CEO Rodney Lontine, the Flint Institute of Music is undergoing a powerful transformation guided by a new strategic framework centered on accessibility, education, and community wellness.
The potential closure of Flint’s Job Corps has left students and community members reeling and unsure of what comes next. As legal battles unfold in federal court, Flint’s youth face a ticking clock and an uncertain future.
Led by local artist G-S tha DreaM, Civic Park’s Urban Renaissance Center hosted a Juneteenth event that blended high-energy performances with a mission to uplift and give back.
Flintside relaunches its "On the Ground" series for a two-year run, dedicated to uplifting Flint’s neighborhoods and voices. The initiative will highlight local leaders, youth, small businesses, and grassroots efforts driving change.
On Wednesday, May 21, Pop-R&B duo BFF, with special guest Taylor Tatum, will take the stage at FIM's 'Flint Under the Stars' concert series.
Flint filmmaker Layla Bird Revoldt channels her personal journey and industry critiques into Bloodsuckers of Bushwick, a horror short in which privilege wears fangs and bedbugs symbolize creative drainage.
Flint artist, GGGGG, blends visual art, fashion, and digital media to uplift Black identity and youth. His work reflects his roots and celebrates resilience, community, and faith.
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