Flint News & Updates

Adrian College's Department of Performing Arts is presenting a free Halloween concert. The event will feature costumes, haunting melodies, and drama.

Downtown Flint was alive with art, music, and Halloween spirit during the Flint Art Walk. The event offered an evening of local art and festive activities for visitors.

The Gloria Coles Flint Public Library is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a special Hallo-Palooza event. This event brings Halloween fun to the library for the community to enjoy.

The Shiawassee Arts Center in Owosso, MI, will be hosting a Halloween gala. The event will feature live music and a costume competition.

Fifteen Tommy's Express car wash locations across Michigan are bringing back their Halloween attraction this year. This seasonal event offers a spooky experience for customers.

Spirit Halloween is preparing to open its seasonal stores across Michigan. One of the locations will be at G3605 Miller Road in Flint.

Kimberly Ann Sturgill, who passed away, cherished Halloween as her favorite holiday. She enjoyed making memories with family and friends, including camping and traveling.

St. Louis Center in Chelsea is hosting a community Trunk or Treat event for Halloween. This event offers a fun and safe way for families to celebrate the holiday.

Spirit Halloween stores in Michigan are beginning to switch over to Christmas themes. One of these locations is at G3603 Miller Road in Flint.

Longway Planetarium in Flint, MI is hosting Halloween music and colorful events. These events are scheduled for October 1st at 4 p.m. and select Fridays and Saturdays at 6 p.m.

Experience Halloween at the Flint Cultural Center with special Halloween Happenings. The events will take place at Sloan Museum & Longway Planetarium located at 1221 E. Kearsley St., Flint, MI 48503.

Spirit Halloween has opened 44 stores throughout Michigan for the season. Several locations are listed, including stores in Flint at 39800 West 14 Mile Road and G3603 Miller Road.

Pontiac is exploring the possibility of becoming Michigan's Halloween capital, with the nickname 'Hauntiac' being considered. This initiative aims to boost the city's seasonal appeal.