Events in Genesee County today

Walk-ins are welcome at the Recovery Mobile Clinic in Flint. Services are available at Sacred Heart in Flint, where the team offers outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, and other resources that support recovery and wellness. For more information, call 810.732.1652.

Settle in for casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play that leans on the format's social contract. If you plan to bring a cEDH deck, talk with your group first to make sure expectations match. If you do not have a Commander deck, there are plenty available to purchase.

Residents of Flint are welcome at this community diner. Coffee and snacks are available when the doors open, and dinner follows afterward.

Poker Bingo at VFW Post 3720 in Swartz Creek features low-cost hands and a friendly vibe. Each hand is $2 to $5, there are 10 total, and players may participate in multiple hands. Cold drinks and sweet ice cream are available to enjoy during the games, creating a simple, fun way to spend an evening.

The Flint Flying Eagle Coin Club hosts an evening with Tim Coleman focused on the history of U.S. coin production and the meaning of mintmarks. His presentation, US Mints & Their Mintmarks, traces coinage from the first issues of the 1790s to today’s strikes, explains why mintmarks exist, and highlights historic and current U.S. Mint locations. A special type set display will showcase the first denomination and first year coin from each U.S. Mint. The program welcomes longtime collectors and those simply curious about the stories behind everyday coins. It takes place at the Flushing Depot and is free to attend, with all welcome.

Experience performances by Gunshine, with Spiral Crush and Ballz Deluxe also on the bill. Advance tickets are $15.

At Sherman's Lounge in Flint, MI, Marlow “The Entertainer” leads an upbeat mix of karaoke, dancing, and feel-good entertainment for everyone. Guests can take the mic or hit the dance floor to the songs they love, with the emphasis on enjoyment rather than perfect vocals. The lounge offers a menu of tasty bites and budget-friendly drinks, including specials like $2 pint drafts, $3 big drafts, and $2.25 mixed well drinks, plus a Reverse Happy Hour featuring $3 well drinks and $2 Coors Light drafts. The spirit of the night centers on taking care of yourself and others and spreading peace, love, and unity through music, creating a happy place for all.

Celebrate spooky season with a bring-your-own tumbler special at the Flushing location. Bring a clean 40 oz Stanley or comparable tumbler and fill it with lemonade or dirty soda for $12. A Harvest Fest Dirty Soda is being featured exclusively for this event. The Cinnamon Roll Cream Soda, a cinnamon infused Dr Pepper cream soda topped with vanilla cold foam and cinnamon sugar, will be available only during the event at both the Flushing and Davison locations. Service is offered during open business hours on the event days, and all tumblers must be clean and sanitary.

Bring your current project and create alongside other makers in a friendly, casual atmosphere. All creative mediums are encouraged, such as knitting, crochet, cross stitch, beading, coloring, drawing, and hand sewing, though glue and glitter are not allowed. Attendance is open to everyone and there is no admission fee, and purchases in support of the host venue are appreciated. This group does not meet on the fourth Friday of November or December because of the holidays. Special thanks to Financial Plus Credit Union (FPCU) for sponsorship.

At Fenton High School, the Fenton Community Orchestra teams up with Wishing Well Theatre for a live stage collaboration inspired by H. G. Wells' War of the Worlds. The production blends orchestral performance with theatrical storytelling to bring the novel to life. A red carpet gala is included, with an optional VIP experience.

The ninth game features a matchup with North Branch and includes a special celebration honoring the seniors and their contributions. It blends the excitement of competition with recognition for those completing their final year.

This casual Magic: The Gathering tournament features the Standard format with a $5 entry fee. Prizes scale with the number of participants, and the field is limited to 24 players. Pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot.

Auto City Eagles hosts a fun and competitive cornhole night that welcomes both seasoned players and first timers. The format features Switcholio and round robin play with a $5 buy in. Registration is handled through Scoreholio, where participants can search Auto City Eagles to locate the tournaments and follow the club for future updates. After the tournament, a blind draw double elimination bracket offers more games and another $5 buy in for additional chances to compete and win.

Take part in a trivia night where teams of up to six play for just $5 per team. Prizes are up for grabs and drink specials are available. Invite friends and put your knowledge to the test.

Part of the FOMA Film Series, Reading Lolita in Tehran is a 2024 film from Israel, Italy, and the U.K., directed by Eran Riklis. Inspired by Azar Nafisi’s memoir, it follows a literature professor in revolutionary Iran who, amid censorship and religious extremism, quietly gathers a group of her most dedicated female students to study forbidden classics. The film runs 107 minutes, is in English and Persian with English subtitles, and is not rated. Tickets are available online or at guest services. Admission is $7 for nonmembers, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. Film titles are subject to change.

Flushing Farms has joined the Scavenger Hunt Family as sponsor of a Halloween themed re-run 5k milestone hunt. The sponsorship features two farm tickets that come with access to three corn mazes, a hayride, and a petting zoo with highland cows, plus a cup of cider and a doughnut. A big thank you goes to Flushing Farms for the support.

Challenge yourself on rally courses with helpful tips in a supportive setting. Each run costs $5. Participants must sign in on the day of the match. Online sign-up is available in the website’s events section. For questions, email Diane at Vavrakdkk04@gmail.com or Julia at spottedpony02@yahoo.com.

The Flint Institute of Arts and its Founders Society present a seasonal arts and fine crafts fair at the Flint Cultural Center Academy, a block from the museum, highlighting gift-ready artwork and finely crafted items for the start of holiday shopping. The fair features a curated mix of new and returning artists showcasing handmade work in fiber, wood, metal, clay, glass, mixed media, and other materials. A display of unique handcrafted trees by local designers and florists adds a festive touch, alongside a silent auction of art by participating makers and a selection of homemade baked goods.

Scooter’s Fall Color Run features a scenic group ride to admire the local autumn foliage, with several stops along the route and a return to Scooter’s later in the day. Breakfast is available beforehand for anyone who wants a bite before heading out. There is no charge to participate, and voluntary donations will be collected to support the Michigan Riders Memorial Wall. Plans are dependent on the weather, and updates will be shared if cancellation becomes necessary.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly painting day featuring six house-themed designs to choose from. The event welcomes all ages. Each attendee must have an individual ticket, and seating is limited.

Compete in an MTG Reality Fracture store championship with a $15 entry fee and prize support provided. Registration is available through Facebook, by emailing cardtablerepublic@charter.net, by calling 810-652-6363, or by stopping in to sign up. Presented by a hometown game shop that has been serving players since 2016.

The Witches Weekend Hunters Moon Moonlit Market offers an outdoor night market experience under the full moon with live music, food trucks, and curated local vendors. Shop small, support local, and spend the evening under the lights.

Passages Storytelling brings people together for true, five minute stories centered on things taken or lost. Expect memories about missing valuables, a first brush with shoplifting, a lifted wallet, a car that vanished, a heart swept away, identity theft, a job that slipped to someone else, lunches disappearing from the office fridge, the big heist of wasted time, and the small steals of coveted parking spots, along with how tellers rebuilt after the loss. Stories are told from memory in a welcoming setting where anyone can share or simply listen. There is no charge to attend, but seating is limited. Hosted at Queens' Provisions.

Magic5 brings a lively, band-led celebration to Eagles F O E 3589 of Davison, delivering upbeat live music and a fun atmosphere.

A monthly crochet class led by Community Event Host Allie from Allie’s Crochet Corner offers a welcoming space to stitch, learn, and share. Participants can bring a project they are already working on or start one of the provided options. All ages and skill levels are encouraged to take part. Admission is free and the gathering is open to the public. Beverages, sandwiches, and baked goods will be available for purchase.

This weekly constructed-format Digimon Card Game event spotlights quick, strategic play built around digivolving your monsters. The entry fee is $5. Prizes are given as booster packs, with the payout based on the number of participants. Attendance is limited to 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot. Eligibility for prizes requires finishing at least one complete round in good faith.

This weekly constructed event brings One Piece TCG players together for local competition. Entry is $5, and prizes are awarded as booster packs that scale with attendance. Participation is limited to 24 players, so pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot. To qualify for prizes, participants must complete at least one full round of play in good faith.

This Hunters Moon full moon ritual focuses on clearing what no longer serves and preparing inwardly as the season approaches winter. Drawing on the bright moon that once supported hunters gathering for colder months, the experience encourages building inner reserves and spiritual resilience. Its light is presented as a guide through darkness, helping reveal personal truth and offering direction through challenges. Taking place as the veil between worlds thins near Samhain, it provides space for honoring ancestors, thoughtful reflection, and shadow work. The ritual begins after service, and a $5 contribution is encouraged.

Create a stained glass plant stake or suncatcher in this hands-on class at Stallings Stained Glass. Choose from a selection of pre-cut glass pieces, then wrap each piece with hobby lead and solder everything together to complete your project. The cost is $49.00 per person and all materials are provided. No prior glass experience is needed, and participants must be at least 12 years old. Payment is required in advance and refunds are not offered. A one-time date change is allowed with at least seven days’ notice. There are no makeups for missed sessions. For safety, wear long pants and closed-toe shoes.

Enjoy a meal from Texas Roadhouse in Flint, whether dining in or ordering takeout, and 10 percent of your purchase will be donated to the charity. Show the event page or flyer to your server so your visit is counted. This giveback is valid only at the Miller Road location in Flint.

This weekly Magic the Gathering draft awards a pack for each win. The entry fee is $20. Participants draft first, then play three rounds. The event welcomes both newcomers and longtime players, and friends are encouraged to come along.

Beats & Breath is a breathwork workshop focused on practical tools you can use every day. Learn techniques to ease anxiety, reduce stress, relieve pain, and regain a sense of control. You will leave with specific breathing patterns to practice at home so the benefits carry into daily life. Space is limited and advance registration is requested. Use the tickets link or text the office with your name and the number attending at (810) 652-6262. Experience how intentional breathing can support your health and restore peace of mind.

Men tend to live five to six years fewer than women, often due to conditions that can be prevented or treated when caught early. Many also delay visiting a doctor or hesitate to share symptoms. Presented in collaboration with the City of Flint, this monthly men’s health education series at Mays Senior & Community Service Center offers opportunities to talk with a health expert, receive free screenings, and enjoy light refreshments. Each session introduces a new focus. Topics include October on fatherhood and family health leadership, November on men’s cancer awareness, December returning to fatherhood and family health leadership, and January on building a personal health plan.

Soberhood marks a new chapter with a housewarming gathering at Insight Institute of Neurosurgery & Neuroscience in Flint. Open to community members, local agencies, faith leaders, service providers, and anyone interested in the mission, the event shares how the organization supports women, mothers, babies, and children on the path of recovery by addressing the intersection of sobriety and parenting. Guests can look forward to light refreshments, conversations with community partners who serve local families, and spotlight talks on the vital work of grassroots organizations. The program includes discussion of the need for substance use disorder support, honest perspectives on what recovery can look like, and opportunities to connect, collaborate, and explore ways to get involved. To help stock the pantry and make the house feel like home, donations of new items are appreciated. For women, examples include underwear in a range of sizes, sports bras, socks, deodorant, soap or body wash, shampoo and conditioner, and lotion. For babies, helpful items include diapers in various sizes, wipes, wash, lotion, blankets, onesies in multiple sizes, and socks.

Connect with up to 40 employers hiring business talent at a career fair for students and alumni. Recruiters will be available to discuss full-time, part-time, and internship opportunities, and a photographer will offer complimentary headshots suitable for LinkedIn, Handshake, and other professional platforms. Attendees are encouraged to wear business attire, bring at least 10 printed resumes, and come prepared. For preparation support, contact Dionne Minner, career development manager for the School of Management, at dminner@umich.edu or 810-762-3366. Additional resume assistance is available through the Marian E. Wright Writing Center. Please register in advance on Handshake. SOM students will earn 10 Career Development Requirement points for participating.

This weekly gathering in the church library welcomes knitters of every level. Many attendees bring a work-in-progress, while others come to learn, trade tips, and enjoy easy conversation. It offers a relaxed, cozy atmosphere where you can unwind, connect, and create something meaningful.

This diner welcomes all Flint residents. Coffee and snacks are offered when doors open, and dinner is served later in the event.

Experience a calming blend of AcuDetox and guided meditation in a welcoming group setting. The 5‑Needle Protocol is offered to support anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, and detox needs, delivered gently with ear seeds or acupuncture. The meditation component encourages relaxation, clarity, and emotional balance. The environment is trauma informed, recovery friendly, and open to all, with no prior experience required. Attendance is free through state grant funding. Register under Groups & Events or call 810-336-1018 to learn more or arrange a ride.

Kids Night at Leo's Coney Island in Davison features a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult meal, limited to one kids meal per adult. Each week brings a different mix of family-friendly fun, such as face painting, balloon creations, and glitter tattoos.

This beginner friendly constructed event welcomes a growing community and offers straightforward rewards. Entry is $5. Every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack and a Riftbound pack from the current set just for taking part. In addition, $5 per player is added to a prize pool that is paid out as store credit based on final standings, with 100% of entry fees returned as prizes. To participate, players need a card.io account linked to a Riot Games account, and signup is free. For prize eligibility, players must complete one full round of play in good faith.