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It’s official! Signal Boost Talent music competition launches

TanyaOctober 6, 2021October 6, 2021

by TanyaOctober 6, 2021October 6, 202101266

Presented by Luma and Shop Floor Theatre Company, Signal Boost is a competition for young artists across Genesee County, Michigan to express their vision of...

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Open auditions for ‘Give Me that Old time Religion’ being held at the ‘New’ McCree Theatre

TanyaOctober 6, 2021

by TanyaOctober 6, 20210800

Photo by cottonbro from Pexels The “New” McCree Theatre located at 4601 Clio Road is holding open auditions for “Give Me that Old time Religion” at 7 p.m....

Art Community Youth

Flint Genesee Job Corps Center students share COVID experiences through poetry

TanyaSeptember 29, 2021September 29, 2021

by TanyaSeptember 29, 2021September 29, 202101490

Featured photo: Job Corps carpentry student, Julian Seaton submitted by Verona Terry, workforce specialist for Flint Genesee Job Corps The Flint Genesee Job Corps Center...

Art Community

Delightful quilts return to GFAC and art walk

TanyaSeptember 20, 2021

by TanyaSeptember 20, 202101118

Featured photo: Debra Danko with Bachelor Buttons and Yellow Hibiscus, two quilts she made herself. Written by Tanya Terry The October exhibit at the Greater...

Art Community Events

Night Market at Flint Farmer’s Market continuing to grow while approaching final night

TanyaSeptember 8, 2021

by TanyaSeptember 8, 202101036

Written by Tanya Terry An estimated 600 people attended the September Night Market at Flint Farmer’s Market, and organizers of the social gathering are hoping...

Art Community Family and Kids Youth

McCree Theatre ready to serve the community in its new home

TanyaAugust 15, 2021

by TanyaAugust 15, 202101616

The “New” McCree Theatre has moved to a home of its own at 4601 Clio Road, and eargerly awaits to serve the community. It is...

Art Community Events

Walk N Shine free photography event for high school seniors celebrates graduates despite pandemic

TanyaJuly 24, 2021

by TanyaJuly 24, 202101117

Written by Tanya Terry It may have been fate for two college classmates to reunite and be allowed to put their heads together to come...

Art Education National News

Terry Crews announces $20,000 scholarship on bold.org for aspiring artists

TanyaJuly 21, 2021

by TanyaJuly 21, 202101534

Bold.org, the scholarship platform committed to fighting student debt through philanthropy, continues its Year of Giving Campaign with a new scholarship. For the campaign’s July...

Art Community Events

Hasselbring Senior Center presents its 2nd Mini Concert

TanyaJuly 16, 2021July 16, 2021

by TanyaJuly 16, 2021July 16, 20210826

Hasselbring Senior Center presents its 2nd Mini Concert, From Strangers to Friends, featuring Vocalist JoeAnn Carrigan and introducing the Wolverine State Praise Dance Ministry at...

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Kool & the Gang to kick off Labor Day weekend at the Capitol

TanyaJuly 7, 2021

by TanyaJuly 7, 202101081

Kick off Labor Day weekend with Kool & the Gang at The Capitol Theatre on September 2, 2021. The show begins at 8 p.m. and...

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It’s official! Signal Boost Talent music competition launches

Open auditions for ‘Give Me that Old time Religion’ being held at the ‘New’ McCree Theatre

Flint Genesee Job Corps Center students share COVID experiences through poetry

Delightful quilts return to GFAC and art walk

Night Market at Flint Farmer’s Market continuing to grow while approaching final night

McCree Theatre ready to serve the community in its new home

Walk N Shine free photography event for high school seniors celebrates graduates despite pandemic

Terry Crews announces $20,000 scholarship on bold.org for aspiring artists

Hasselbring Senior Center presents its 2nd Mini Concert

Kool & the Gang to kick off Labor Day weekend at the Capitol

United States Mint Hosts Historic Ceremonial Strike of the last penny

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Poets, lyricists, musicians, advocates, community members gather to generate signatures, reduce influence of big money in Michigan politics

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