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Mott Foundation Centennial Family Fun Days

The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and Flint Cultural Center hosted a three-day family celebration from June 5 to 7, 2026, with free live music, dance, and exhibits across the Flint Cultural Center Campus.

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Organizer image · Flint Institute of Music (Capitol, Whiting, Flint Rep) ↗
Marking its 100th anniversary, the Mott Foundation teamed up with the Flint Cultural Center institutions for a weekend full of free events. On Friday, DJ Brian Larkin opened the festivities followed by the Caribbean steel drum sounds of the Steelheads and a brass quintet featuring FSO musicians. Saturday showcased Flint arts organizations with live music, dance performances, and a special premiere of the film about Mama Sol with the Flint Symphony Orchestra and Flint Youth Chorus joining in. The weekend wrapped up on Sunday with the 3:3 Basketball Finals at the FCCA. All events took place throughout the Flint Cultural Center Campus and were free to attend.

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Source: Flint Institute of Music (Capitol, Whiting, Flint Rep) ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 16, 2026, 3:16 AM

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