My City January 2022

Frame 42: The New Generation of Rock Rock is not dead! When Frame 42 took the stage in June 2021 for their EP release party at Diesel Lounge in Detroit, the capacity crowd wasn’t ready for the assault. Boasting dual female lead vocalists, perfect guitar harmonies and foundational bass and drum play, the band pos- sesses the sound, talent and energetic fervor of all the greatest bands of the 70s, but packages it into some- thing uniquely their own.

August

School’s Back! What’s New for Flint Students

Downtown is Happening!

cultural events and an abundance of eateries! Attendees of these world-class events had plenty of other things to enjoy Down- town – unique shops to browse, a happening new hotel, inspiring mural art and much more!

For an overview of the 2021-22 academic year, MCM reached out to our local colleges: Kettering University is now positioning it- self and its students to be key players in the fast-paced world of mo- bility for its next century. Mott Community College is ready to help students prepare for a changing world with a supportive learning environment and degree and certi’cate programs. And, Michigan State University Extension’s Family Enrichment Series (FES) was created with the goal of helping families live happier lives. 

e month of August brought many exciting festivals and thou- sands of visitors to Downtown Flint including the Crim Festival of Races, Back to the Bricks, live shows at the Capitol eatre,

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