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  • Buick Automotive Gallery
    Buick Automotive Gallery
    Museum / Gallery
    Welcome to the Sloan Museum’s Buick Gallery and Research Center! The Gallery features over 25 classic and concept Buicks, Chevrolets and other locally built automobiles. Regular feature cars exhibited include our five concept cars designed by Buick: 1951 XP-300, 1954 Wildcat II, 1956 Centurion, 1963 Silver Arrow I, and 1977 Phantom. A Hellcat Tank Destroyer built by Buick during World War II is also on display. Our automobiles occasionally travel for short-term special exhibits. Please call ahead to make sure the one you’re looking for is here for your visit! Buick Gallery & Research Center has something for everyone! Visitors can relax with an old glass bottle of Coke at the 1940s soda fountain of Mackenzie’s Drug Store; pose for a photograph behind the wheel of the Museum’s climb-on car, a 1917 Buick Touring; or observe Museum staff and volunteers as they work on our automotive collection in our new vehicle conservation and restoration shop. There’s always something happening at the Buick Gallery!
  • Cause & Affect Gallery
    Cause & Affect Gallery
    Classes;  Event / Meeting Space;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    Cause & Affect Gallery began as a need to find space to accommodate a friend who is differently abled in order to take a class in silversmithing. After searching for awhile, the current location was found. The gallery is accessible to all and our classroom space is adaptable for people of differing needs. Inclusion of all is very important to us.​ The gallery name speaks to what we do. We take various causes and want to make an affect in the greater community. This is done by donating a portion of all of our sales to non-profits. The donations are done on a quarterly basis and we have a list of non-profits that we choose from.​ There are over 50 Michigan artists whose work is represented at the gallery. The different mediums include painting (acrylic, oil & watercolor), glass, pierced metal, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, wood turning, laser woodwork, quilting, photography, mixed media, collage, pen & ink and fiber.​ We offer a number of workshops in the studio space at the gallery. The instructors are artists themselves and they cover a wide variety of mediums. The studio space is 450 square feet and accommodates up to 20 people depending on what medium is being taught. There are workshops for all ages.​ Art comes in many forms. We have been reaching out to the schools, theater and other organizations to come and be a part of our space. Many different events will be happening in the gallery.​ While all the art is for sale at the gallery, there is a retail area as well. We are proud to partner with Buy the Change who help women artisans in third world countries. They purchase their goods fair trade. In addition, we carry 4oceans bracelets and are doing our small part to help clean the oceans of the plastic waste that is present.​ We hope Cause & Affect Gallery inspires you and that you enjoy being immersed in our art.
  • City of Fenton, Michigan
    City of Fenton, Michigan
    Arts Council / Alliance;  Educational;  Event / Meeting Space;  Festivals;  Film & Video;  Food & Drink;  Government;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Music;  Non-Profit;  Poetry & Literature;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Visual Arts
    City of Fenton, Michigan
  • Clio Center for the Arts
    Clio Center for the Arts
    Classes;  Educational;  Event / Meeting Space;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Non-Profit;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    The Clio Center for the Arts mission is to enrich our community by building partnerships to provide quality artistic experiences for personal growth, for Clio and surrounding Communities. The art gallery offers a wide array of art exhibits year round with a new exhibit in the gallery each month. We also offer art classes in different mediums and are always welcome to new class ideas and opportunities for our members to experience, share and learn new art forms. We hope that you will take the time to visit our gallery and learn more about our organization and what we have to offer Clio and the surrounding communities.
  • Downtown Fenton
    Downtown Fenton
    Museum / Gallery;  Special Events
    Historic Dibbleville District in City of Fenton MI
  • Fenton Arts Council
    Fenton Arts Council
    Arts Council / Alliance;  Classes;  Dance;  Educational;  Festivals;  Film & Video;  Museum / Gallery;  Music;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Visual Arts
    We promote all forms of art & culture in our community: Visual, Musical, Performing, Literary and Technology Integrated Arts
  • FIM
    FIM
    Classes;  Dance;  Educational;  Event / Meeting Space;  Museum / Gallery;  Music;  Non-Profit;  Special Events;  Theatre
    Together, FIM programs reach more than 300,000 people annually through lessons, classes, outreach programs, performances, and concerts. We believe in the power of the performing arts to bring us together as a community, inspire the next generation, and engage us with important issues and each other. The completed consolidation of the Capitol Theatre and Whiting Auditorium is cause to celebrate an exciting future that will extend our reach to generations of new audiences. As a powerful engine for civic change, we are leveraging our diverse offerings in a spirit of collaboration, creative exchange, and inclusiveness. Our strengths, united. For all of Flint.
  • Flint Children's Museum
    Flint Children's Museum
    Educational;  Event / Meeting Space;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Non-Profit;  Special Events
    Looking for a fun-filled experience with the children? Explore the Flint Children’s Museum! Over 40 hands-on educational and fun exhibits are tucked into every corner. Each visit is a new experience with monthly themes, special programs, and daily activities. It’s a great destination for a school field trip, daycare outing, or a scouting trip. There are three party rental rooms which are perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, baby showers and any other special occasion. Hours: Tuesday — Friday 9 am to 5 pm Saturday 10 am to 5 pm Admission: $4/person $3/person in groups of 20+ Located on the campus of Kettering University.
  • Flint Institue of Arts
    Flint Institue of Arts
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    The Flint Institute of Arts is the second largest art museum in Michigan and one of the largest museum-connected community art schools in the United States. Each year, the museum serves more than 160,000 people, through its exhibitions, events, and programs. For 90+ years, the FIA has been responsible for acquiring, protecting, and presenting a collection of art and artifacts spanning the globe. The world-renowned collection, which exceeds 8,500 objects, is significant for its depth of important European and American paintings and sculptures, 15th century to the present, and its extensive holdings of decorative and applied arts including important ethnographic study collections dating back five millennia. The FIA promotes the power of the visual arts by providing lifelong learning opportunities to engage and educate a diverse regional audience. The FIA is committed to making art available, approachable, and accessible to all. This is accomplished through a broad range of interpretive programs which provide multiple ways of accessing information on the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions: guided tours; lectures and community dialogues; art classes, workshops, and studio demonstrations; gallery, studio, and outreach programs for PreK-12, Head Start, and homeschool students; films and videos; print, audio, and multimedia resources. The FIA presents educational lectures and community dialogues focusing on exhibition themes; offers 180 art classes, educator workshops, and studio demonstrations for participants ranging in age from toddlers to senior citizens; and schedules more than 45 curriculum-based PreK-12 and homeschool programs serving tens of thousands of children. Films shown in the 330-seat FIA theater are selected to appeal to three distinct audiences: adults, college students, and senior citizens. The museum produces printed exhibition and collection catalogs, gallery guides, school brochures, audio guide entries, and maintains online resources to enhance educational opportunities for the broadest possible audience. As the third largest museum-connected community art school in the country, the FIA Art School runs at full capacity seven days a week with an annual enrollment of more than 2,200 students. The Art School remains dedicated to educational enlightenment through formal studio instruction in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, printmaking, ceramics, fiber, glass blowing, and flameworking. The school also provides summer camps for youth, free family activities, and a pre-college portfolio development program for gifted high school students. The FIA is accredited by the American Association of Museums, an honor held consistently for more than 40 years, and has maintained membership to the American Association of Museum Directors since 1989, proving its dedication to quality programming, adherence to standards of excellence, and commitment to education.
  • Longway Planetarium
    Longway Planetarium
    Film & Video;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Non-Profit
    Visit Michigan’s largest planetarium on the campus of the Flint Cultural Center. This iconic Flint landmark draws crowds for state-of-the-art planetarium shows on exciting STEM topics, classic rock light shows, and engaging hands-on learning experiences. Longway Planetarium is a trusted science education resource, providing standards-based, hands-on programs for school and community groups.
  • Michelle's Travel Group
    Michelle's Travel Group
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    Michelle’s Travel Group initiate and plan group travel via motor coach transportation. Day trips, overnight trips, festivals, shopping getaway, casino and other specialty trips.
  • Mount Morris Historical Society
    Mount Morris Historical Society
    Classes;  Festivals;  Museum / Gallery;  Special Events
    Non profit 501c3 promoting and honoring the history of Mount Morris
  • MW Gallery
    MW Gallery
    Museum / Gallery;  Visual Arts
    MW Gallery is the new permanent home of the Mott-Warsh Collection (MWC). Our Mission: We provide a welcoming environment for engagement with fine art created by artists of the African diaspora and those who reflect on it. Our Vision: Art can be a catalyst for cultural awareness, creative thinking, and self-empowerment.   Mott-Warsh Collection The Mott-Warsh Collection, based in Flint, Michigan, is a private collection of fine art created by artists of the African diaspora.  The Mott-Warsh Collection lends collection items to Flint-based public institutions and nationally touring museum and college exhibitions.  Maryanne Mott and her late husband, Herman Warsh, initiated the Mott-Warsh collection in 2001 as a means of providing fine art to a broader audience in the City of Flint and beyond. With a focus on art produced since 1940, the Mott-Warsh Collection contains work by over 125 artists covering a range of media from drawing to painting, prints to photography and mixed media to sculpture.  Featuring 20th century masters, such as Romare Bearden and Elizabeth Catlett, to 21st century innovators Wangechi Mutu and Kehinde Wiley, the collection contains abstract and representational work depicting the unique cultural and social experience of Africans living and working in American society. Through its lending program, the intent of the collection is to educate viewers in art appreciation, art making processes, art history, 20th century American history and the history of the African diaspora. Artwork from the Mott-Warsh Collection is available for public viewing at locations in Flint and other cities. 
  • MW Gallery
    MW Gallery
    Museum / Gallery;  Visual Arts
    MW Gallery is an exhibition space in downtown Flint, MI that displays art from the privately owned, publicly shared Mott-Warsh Collection (MWC) of art by artists of the African diaspora and those who reflect on it. MW Gallery is always free and open to the general public. Hours: 11:00am-6:00pm Thursday 11:00am-6:00pm Friday 11:00am-5:00pm Saturday 11:00am-9:00pm Every 2nd Friday of the month Our Mission: We provide a welcoming environment for engagement with fine art created by artists of the African diaspora and those who reflect on it. Our Vision: Art can be a catalyst for cultural awareness, creative thinking, and self-empowerment. MW Gallery opened in 2016 and features expansive exhibitions drawn from the Mott­-Warsh Collection. The gallery serves as a place for community engagement with art through its programs. Exhibits at MW Gallery change twice a year.
  • Peace Mob Media Productions
    Peace Mob Media Productions
    Classes;  Dance;  Festivals;  Museum / Gallery;  Music;  Special Events;  Sports;  Theatre;  Visual Arts
    Total Event production, management and consultations. Specialized in talent booking, resource accumulation/management, Sound & Lighting,Party planning. Experienced in all event sizes and types and offer special event packages.
  • Sloan*Longway
    Sloan*Longway
    Classes;  Dance;  Festivals;  Museum / Gallery;  Music;  Special Events;  Sports;  Theatre;  Visual Arts
     Sloan*Longway was created when Longway Planetarium and Sloan Museum joined in 2004. Sloan*Longway is comprised of three facilities, namely Buick Automotive Gallery, Longway Planetarium and Sloan Museum. Together, we serve more than sixty-five thousand school children annually, providing bench mark classes in science and history. We also serve another forty thousand walk-in public visitors who come to see history, exhibits, planetarium shows, as well as our automobile collections. Sloan*Longway is fortunate to serve many volunteers and researchers looking for local genealogical and automotive history. We have the privilege of preserving, collecting, and presenting Genesee County’s history.
  • Whaley Historical House Association
    Whaley Historical House Association
    Educational;  Event / Meeting Space;  Kids & Families;  Museum / Gallery;  Non-Profit;  Special Events
    Historic house museum preserving the Whaley family legacy and nineteenth-century Flint, Michigan.
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