Flint Michigan Films

Built for Belief: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (video story) Built for Belief is a new video story series which explores Flint's faith-based institutions and how they have impacted the city's history.

The latest podcast features Cory James Taylor and Melissa Miller solo for episode 10!

Flint Film Foundation Podcast | Melissa & Cory talk Cory's Journey in Film! Check out Cory!https://www.facebook.com/share/1CffCiP4NX/?mibextid...

From the archives: How do you change the narrative of a city whose perception often precedes its experience?

For Amari Steward, Executive Director of Explore Flint & Genesee, it starts with shifting the conversation from a place of deficit to a place of potential. Earlier this year, we sat down with Steward to discuss their county-wide Brand Anthem video—a visual project designed not just to attract tourists, but to restore community pride and remind residents of what exists right in their own backyard.

"We were known as the Vehicle City. But now we're the vehicle for innovation," Steward shared.

In case you missed it, revisit our conversation on the importance of place pride, the economic impact of storytelling, and why you should consider becoming a tourist in your own hometown.

Read the full story at the link in the comments. 👇

The best neighbors

Going out to eat shouldn't be stressful, but for families with neurodivergent children, bright lights, loud noises, and unwelcome judgment can make traditional dining nearly impossible.

Steven and Mackenzie Brewer understand this firsthand. To create a safe, welcoming space for their own sons and the wider community, they opened 810 Munchies inside the Dort Mall. With dim lighting, no TVs, quiet kitchens, and a menu adaptable to any sensory need, the restaurant is providing a dining experience many local families have never been able to enjoy before.

Read the story behind 810 Munchies and how they are serving up inclusion in Flint's food scene at the link in the comments. 👇

FRYE Music Camp Builds Confidence, Community, and Creativity and Donations are Needed to Help Sustain It The FRYE Music Camp returns this summer, and organizers are seeking community support through a series of fundraisers to help support it.

Big news!!!!

Latinx District: The Major Project Positioning East Flint as the City's New Cultural and Economic Destination A district built to grow together, strengthen our roots, and create a future of opportunities for all.

Now introducing Soggy Bottom Happy Hour!
📍 Monday-Friday
⏰ 3:00 PM- 5:00 PM
🍺 $3 Draft Beer🍺
🍹 $4 Well Drinks🍹
🍸 $8 Martinis 🍸
🍋‍🟩 $5 Moscow Mules 🍋‍🟩
What more could you ask for!?

See you soon 👀