Events in Flint today

Men experience a shorter average lifespan, often due to health issues that can be prevented or treated when identified early. This monthly men’s health education series, presented in partnership with the City of Flint at the Mays Senior & Community Service Center, creates a welcoming setting to learn, ask questions, and take practical steps toward better well-being. Each session offers the chance to speak with an expert, receive no-cost health screenings, and enjoy refreshments. Topics rotate over the year and include understanding key health numbers, heart health, nutrition and weight management, stress and emotional wellness, prostate and testicular cancer, fitness and family wellness, suicide and mental health awareness, health equity and community resources, men’s cancer awareness, fatherhood and leadership in family health, and building a personal health plan.

A weekly gathering in the church library welcomes knitters of every experience level. Bring a current project or start something new, learn from others, swap ideas, and enjoy easygoing conversation. It is a relaxing way to connect with fellow crafters while creating something meaningful.

Open to any Flint resident, the diner offers coffee and snacks when doors open, followed by dinner service later. It provides a warm setting to enjoy refreshments and a meal with fellow residents.

AcuDetox paired with guided meditation is offered as a weekly wellness group focused on easing stress, supporting recovery, and fostering emotional balance. Participants can receive the 5-Needle Protocol, a gentle and noninvasive ear treatment delivered with acupuncture or ear beads to help with anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, and detox support. A guided meditation session complements the treatment to encourage calm, clarity, and inner peace. The environment is trauma informed, welcoming to people in recovery, and open to everyone, and no experience is needed. Attendance is free and the program is funded by a state grant. Register under Groups & Events or call 810-336-1018 to learn more or schedule a ride. Located at Flint Serenity House.

Leo's Coney Island in Davison hosts a family-friendly Kids Night with a rotating lineup of entertainment such as face painting, balloon animals, and glitter tattoos. Children receive a free kids meal with the purchase of an adult meal, limited to one kids meal per adult meal. Each week brings a new mix of activities to keep the fun fresh.

Explore a gentle, mindful yoga practice that links your movement with your breath. This slow flow class is suitable for all levels and encourages you to move at your own pace. It supports strength and balance while helping to reduce stress, and you do not need to be flexible to participate.

New players are welcome at this weekly constructed gathering, which brings together a growing community for friendly competition. Entry is $5, and every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack along with a Riftbound pack from the current set. All entry fees are returned as prizes, with $5 per entrant added to a pool that pays out store credit based on final standings. A card.io account linked to a Riot Games account is required to participate, and signing up is free. To be eligible for prizes, players must complete at least one full round in good faith.

A welcoming Pokémon League session brings fans together to enjoy the Pokémon Trading Card Game in a friendly, low pressure environment. All experience levels are invited, from first time players to seasoned competitors. Bring your own cards to play matches and trade with others, with chances to pick up prizes along the way. It is an ideal place to learn the fundamentals and get comfortable with competitive play without the pressure of a championship event. Play follows the current Standard format. A Pokémon Play! account is required to participate. Entry is $5 and includes one booster from a current Pokémon set and one Prize Pack. Random drawings may award stickers and other prizes.

Serenity House Communities presents the twelfth annual recovery walk and rally in Flint, bringing people together in a spirit of hope, resilience, and togetherness. This community gathering honors lived recovery and shines a light on the continuing need for services, supportive resources, and compassion for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. The program includes guest speakers, music and opportunities for connection, personal recovery stories, and family friendly activities such as a bounce house for kids, cotton candy, food trucks, and games. It welcomes people in recovery, their loved ones, professionals in the field, and anyone who supports the cause, highlighting community, connection, and meaningful change in action.

A guided recovery journaling group uses writing as a path to healing, self discovery, and growth. Participants slow down, process emotions, and make sense of their experiences in a welcoming, nonjudgmental setting that meets people at any stage of their journey. Expect gentle prompts and reflection activities, optional opportunities to share, and practical tools for continuing a personal journaling practice. The approach supports healthy processing of thoughts and feelings, reduces stress and anxiety, builds clarity and self awareness, helps track progress, strengthens resilience, and nurtures a deeper connection with oneself. No writing background is required. Journals and materials can be provided. Open to anyone navigating substance use disorder, trauma, or life transitions.

Howl & Heal Sanctuary presents a free, beginner-friendly yoga class at Flint Local 432 on most Wednesdays throughout the year. The session centers on accessibility, nervous system support, and embodied wellness, welcoming people of all ages and experience levels. When the weather cooperates, the practice may move outdoors to enjoy a gentle flow around the city. Extra mats are available upon request for those who need one, and no prior yoga experience is required. This community-focused offering supports care, connection, and collective healing, and drop-ins are welcome.

Build your deck and compete in a constructed-format event for the Gundam trading card game. Pilot powerful mobile suits and work to break through your opponent's shields in a quick, tactical battle system. Entry is $5. Attendance is limited to 16 players, and pre-registration is recommended to secure a seat. Prizes are awarded as booster packs, with payouts that scale based on the number of participants.

Put your knowledge to the test at BJ’s Bar with a lively night of trivia packed with laughs and friendly competition. It is free to play, teams go head to head, and the top team earns a prize. Gather your smartest friends, enjoy a drink, and take on a fast-paced mix of questions that welcomes both first-timers and seasoned trivia fans. Arrive early to secure a spot and see how your team stacks up.

The Recovery Mobile Clinic provides walk-in services in Flint. It is hosted at Sacred Heart’s Flint location, which offers outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, and additional recovery and wellness services. For details, call 810.732.1652.

Enjoy a relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander get-together focused on friendly, table-first play. The emphasis is casual, guided by the format's social contract, and players are encouraged to set expectations before starting. Bringing a competitive cEDH list? Check with your pod to make sure everyone is on the same page. If you are without a deck, Commander decks are available for purchase.

Flint residents are welcome at Franklin Avenue Mission for a diner gathering. Coffee and snacks are available when the doors open, with dinner served afterward.

Yappy Hour is a pet friendly social featuring Good Boy Vodka and caricature portraits of dogs. There is an opportunity to adopt a new companion through Adopt-A-Pet, and a portion of the proceeds supports Adopt-A-Pet of Fenton.

A weekly grief and loss group at LaVigne Home provides a welcoming space for anyone seeking support, even without a prior connection to LaVigne. Guided by trained facilitator Chris Johnson, the group focuses on compassionate discussion and community care to help participants navigate their grief. Meetings are held in the LaVigne Home board room each week.

Designed for every level of experience, this slow, gentle yoga class links movement with breath to create a calm, mindful practice. The focus extends beyond flexibility, with attention to building strength, improving balance, and easing stress. Participants are encouraged to move at a comfortable pace and choose options that feel right for their bodies.

At Sherman's Lounge, Marlow "The Entertainer" leads a lively night of karaoke and dancing centered on good vibes and community. Everyone is welcome to sing or dance to favorite songs, with no special vocal skills required, just a focus on having fun and feeling great. The atmosphere embraces Good Times Only with a spirit of peace, love, and unity through music. A menu of food is available along with affordable drinks, and Reverse Happy Hour features $3 well drinks and $2 Coors Light draft beer.

Tee times are available, and reservations can be made by calling 810-766-7043. Golfers arriving without a group can be paired with others on site. For assistance forming foursomes, contact Amy Andres at schussamy@gmail.com or 412-335-0970.

This meetup at Biggby Coffee of Davison brings together creatives to work on their own projects in a shared space. A wide range of crafts is welcome, such as knitting and crochet, cross stitch, beading, coloring, drawing, and hand sewing, but glue and glitter are not allowed. It is open to the public with free admission, and participants are encouraged to make a purchase to support the host location. The gathering is held on the fourth Friday of the month, with no meetings in November or December because of the holidays. Sponsored by Financial Plus Credit Union (FPCU).

Game 5 presents a Hero’s Night theme honoring veterans and first responders. This special game places appreciation for their service at the center of the night.

Fox n' Vead take the stage on their Playing the Game tour, joined by special guest Rob Langdon. Advance admission is $15.

Enjoy a relaxed Magic: The Gathering tournament using the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prize payouts will vary based on the number of players. Participation is limited to 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot.

Auto City Eagles hosts a friendly, competitive cornhole night that welcomes both seasoned players and newcomers. The main tournament uses a Switcholio round robin format with a $5 buy-in. Registration is available on Scoreholio by searching for Auto City Eagles, and following the club there helps participants stay informed about future events. After the main competition, play continues with a blind draw double elimination bracket, also $5 to enter, offering more chances to compete and win. Expect a relaxed crowd and an upbeat atmosphere for a full evening of bag-toss fun.

Get ready for a high-energy night where a festive spirit and your best dancing shoes are a must. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older. There is no cover charge, and reservations are recommended to secure a spot.

At Diehl's Orchard & Cider Mill, this event features a 5K alongside a 1 mile fun run. Race shirts will be available, and finishers can enjoy cider and donuts after the run. Top performers earn medals, and a craft show is part of the experience. Registration is open, with a youth discount and additional savings for multiple registrations.

Flint Handmade presents a Halloween-themed craft market at the Flint Farmers' Market, featuring more than twenty local artisans offering modern handmade goods. Expect vintage-inspired jewelry, hand-poured candles, natural bath and body items, knitted and crocheted pieces, home decor, and other creations, many with spooky or fall harvest touches. Live music will be provided by Erik McIntyre and Friend. Admission is free. The full vendor lineup will be shared soon, and sponsor recognition is forthcoming.

Schussmeisters host a friendly golf scramble at Swartz Creek Golf Course. Teams of four will play nine holes. Participants are encouraged to wear their most attention grabbing golf polo and to decorate their carts for a chance at prizes. An optional lunch is planned after the round at an off site location. Please bring a portable chair for a barbecue and plan to bring your own beverages. Registration is available online with a 3 percent processing fee, or by calling or texting Katey at 586-709-2125. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming to everyone.

Settle into a calming slow flow that emphasizes balance, flexibility, and stress relief. Whether you are new to yoga or building on your practice, experienced instructors will lead mindful movement and breathwork that nurture relaxation and self-awareness. It is a chance to slow the pace, reconnect with yourself, and set a peaceful tone for the weekend. All levels are welcome, and mats and props are provided.

Acudetox offers a recovery-centered ear acupuncture session designed to help lessen cravings, ease withdrawal, and support emotional balance. Offered each Saturday, it provides a calm reset that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit. For a more complete self-care experience at SHC, combine it with Slow Flow Yoga and Recovery Reiki to create a three-hour, recovery-focused routine in a soothing, restorative environment.

Fenton Eagles Club hosts a community fundraiser benefiting Adopt-A-Pet, a local charity in Fenton. A spaghetti dinner will be available for $12 per person, and there will be live music. Activities include raffles with baskets, a lottery board, and 50/50s. Donations are welcome in support of the cause.

An evening devoted to original poetry and prose, offering a chance for writers to read their own work while others simply enjoy listening. Attendance and participation are free.

A moonlit, open-air market featuring live music, a variety of food trucks, and a curated selection of local vendors. Browse small businesses, support the community, and enjoy the evening glow.

Back by popular demand, Emo Night Live returns to The Machine Shop with All American Throwbacks. Advance tickets are priced at $15, and a four-pack option is available for $40.

World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to the stage with Tchaikovsky’s score performed by a live orchestra. This production weaves destiny and enchantment into a classic struggle between light and dark, realized by a company of 50 dancers from around the world in more than 150 hand-sewn costumes and framed by beautifully crafted sets. Highlights include the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés, along with countless sweeping pirouettes. The performance runs about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and older. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide, welcoming both newcomers and longtime fans. Its roster features renowned professionals from over ten countries and has appeared in more than 300 cities for audiences totaling over 500,000.

Community Event Host Allie from Allie's Crochet Corner leads a class held each month for crocheters of all ages and experience levels. Participants can bring a personal project to work on or choose from options provided at the event. Admission is free and the gathering is open to the public. Beverages, sandwiches, and baked goods will be available for purchase.

Creative Cafe hosts a family-friendly karaoke party with free admission. Enjoy singalong fun alongside no-cost activities for all ages, including tabletop board and card games, coloring and crafts with Flint Handmade, access to a community art and craft supply closet, and a small free library stocked with books and puzzles. The cafe will offer beverages, sandwiches, and baked goods for purchase, and guests are welcome to come earlier for lunch.

Kids get creative at a painting party taking place at Eagles F O E 3589 of Davison. Admission is $30 per painter and includes the art activity, food, snacks, and entry into a free raffle structured so everyone receives something, depending on how many children sign up by the deadline. This is the kids party, not the adult session.

Put your deck through its paces in a Digimon Card Game constructed event that celebrates quick, strategic play built around digivolving monsters and outsmarting opponents. Entry is $5. Prizes are given as booster packs, with the number of packs based on overall turnout. Space is limited to 24 players, so pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot. To be eligible for prizes, participants must complete at least one full round of play in good faith.

One Piece TCG players can take part in a weekly constructed event with a $5 entry fee. Prizes are awarded as booster packs and scale with the number of participants. Capacity is limited to 24 players, so pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot. To be eligible for prizing, participants must complete a full round of play in good faith.