Xzavier V. Simon is a native of the Beecher community. When he's not writing articles, books, or working on his indie publication, The Modern Queer Magazine, you can find Xzavier listening to K-pop, cooking, playing video games, diving deep into Japanese culture, and being a spiritualist.
The Netherlands-based Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band, The Chicago Funk, makes its United States debut in Flint at FIM's Capitol Theatre on Saturday, August 24, 2024.
“I hope I can continue to create spaces and places for our community, our school, our youth, and Flint.” Visual artist Audrey "Roxy" Banks spoke with Xzavier Simon about living in chaos, overcoming being a statistic, and finding peace through the pain.
Last month, Central Michigan University and Ferris State University’s GEAR UP programs took 50 local area students on a whirlwind trip across Michigan’s upper peninsula.
Love, adolescence, and consequence take center stage in the live musical 'Spring Awakening' showing at the Flint Repertory Theatre’s Elgood Theatre now until June 23, 2024.
“Flint is an interesting place, but you don’t understand it unless you’re from Flint.” Flint Insitute of Music's CEO and President Rodney Lontine spoke with Flintside about the significance and growth of FIM and its new season lineup that has something for everyone.
New at the Flint Institute of Arts, the 'Meditations in Gold: South Asian Jewelry' exhibit explores the beauty, history, and cultural significance of jewelry in South Asia. The exhibit is on display now through February 2, 2025.
“I just have a passion for wanting to help, whether it's the queer community or the Flint community.” Queer activist Mason Gallo opened up about their background, taking action, and what to expect at Flint's first Queer and Trans Meet-Up taking place May 17 at The Good Beans Cafe.
For this year's 'On the Ground' series, Flintside plans to revisit and re-engage five north Flint neighborhoods we've previously covered, including Civic Park, Brownell-Holmes, Eastside Franklin Park, Sarvis Park, and Ballenger Hwy.
Amidst their upcoming show 'Flint Under the Stars: Hip Hop Friends of the Flintdustry' at the Capitol Theatre on May 15, Flint music artists Tay Boogie, Figga Da Kid, Jeff Skigh, and Feimstro spoke with Flintside about what they've been up to lately and how they see Flint culture moving forward.