Hasselbring Senior Center invites the community to attend a free neighborhood mini concert introducing The Dynamic Dancing Diamonds and featuring Flint’s own vocalist Gwen Pennyman Hemphill taking place at 3 p.m. this weekend on Saturday, June 26 at Hasselbring Senior Center.
This event will provide an opportunity for area residents to meet and partner in strengthening their neighborhoods. It also includes an opportunity for anyone needing to be vaccinated the chance to do so. There will be food, vendors, raffles and lots of fun. Bring your lawn chairs and umbrellas or enjoy the concert from your vehicle. All are welcome!
This is the first of a three-part series of mini concerts being hosted this summer. These free events are made possible through the generous donations and funding through the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, Genesee Health Systems, Comcast, Hamilton Community Health Network, Valley Area Agency on Aging and HAP-Health Alliance Plan.
“It is our duty to do what we can to bridge the gap in neighborhood connections among residents,” said Beverly Lewis, the Hasselbring Senior Center executive director.
“In creating opportunities for north Flint residents to meet and collaborate, we can assist with the task of decreasing crime in north Flint. Residents want a neighborhood they can be proud of, and we’re here to help in any way we can.”
Questions regarding the Mini Concert Series can be directed to Beverly Lewis, the Hasselbring Senior Center executive director. She can be reached at 810-691-6451 or hasselbring1002@gmail.com.
Located at 1002 W Home Ave in North Flint, Hasselbring Senior Center serves as a gathering place for residents and community organizations. A variety of services are provided to area residents including health & fitness classes, education courses, social services, outreach and nutrition services. Additional information about the center can be found at http://hasselbringseniorcenter.com/.
