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EVENTS AROUND TOWN -
Music in the Parks - July
1, 2009 - The Flint Symphony Orchestra with vocal soloists Pia-Broden-Willaims, Sylvia Pittman and Glen Holcomb will kick off the 2009 Music in the Park concert series with American Originals at
Crossroads Village.
Ninety minutes of FREE live music daily. Come enjoy your lunch to great music Monday through Friday for six weeks. A diverse blend of music will be presented by Michigan musicians including jazz, blues, rock, gospel and more. FREE live music daily
Monday through Friday, from 11:45 am to 1:15 pm, at the University of Michigan - Flint Pavilion. Come enjoy your lunch to great music.
July 6 Dred Flintstone- Jazz
July 7 Hey J’s - Classic Country & Oldies
July 8 Maria Rose - Acoustic Soul
July 9 Greg Zafiroff - Jazz Improv July 10 Versatile - Variety
Mid-East
Festival - July 10 - July 11 - Our Lady of Lebanon
Maronite Catholic Church. Join us for a taste of food, fun and culture! On
July 10th and 11th, 2009, the legendary
Mid-East Festival
returns to the greater Flint area. This is your chance to attend a fun, low-cost
event unlike any other festival in the area. Planned festival activities include
cooking demonstrations, traditional dancing performances, beer tent, hookah
lounge, a live band, kids activities and of course, lots of homemade Middle
Eastern food. Admission is FREE and parking is $3.
Growing Food in Flint - July 14 - A coalition of urban food gardening advocates, including the Genesee County Land Bank, MSU Extension and the Applewood Initiative for Community and Gardening, has asked the Planning Commission of the City of Flint to change the City’s zoning ordinance to allow green houses for year round gardening, raising chickens and bees, and growing food for sale on vacant residential land in Flint. View press release
Michigan Story Tellers Festival - Flint Public Library
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Friday, July 17 and Saturday, July 18 • 10am-10pm Entertaining stories
for children and adults of all ages. Storytelling workshops included by the
Flint Public Library. Flint Public Library is located at the Flint Cultural
Center at 1026 E. Kearsley St. Take Robert T. Longway Exit east off I-475. All festival activities are FREE.
Childrens Celebration
-
Flint Cultural Center
- Friday, July 17 - 10 am-5pm Kids of all
ages enjoy a fabulous, FREE day of live music, dance, performances, art,
exhibits, planetarium shows, storytelling and more. by the Flint Cultural
Center.
Schedule of Events
Upcoming Events:
BBQ Battle at the Flint Farmers' Market - July 18, 2009
Flint Folk Music Festival - 07/18/09
Keep On Keepin' On Community Afrikan American Festival, 07/24/09 - 07/25/09 Buick Open, Jul 27 – Aug 2, 2009
Summer Theater Festival, Kearsley Park 06/11 -07/10/09
The Buick Open - 7/27 - 8/2
The Flint Jazz Festival, Greater Flint Arts Council 08/07-08/09/09
Back to the Bricks Festival, 08/12/09- 08/15/09
Crim Festival of Races, 08/20/09-08/22/09
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