Good morning, Flint.

Flint Community Players will present 'Seussical: The Musical' on May 2 in Flint—more details on the production will be announced as plans progress.

A 45-year-old Swartz Creek resident won $1 million from the lottery with a ticket purchased at an Admiral gas station—he opted for a lump sum payout—and he said his win has opened plans to return to school, launch a nonprofit and buy a new car.

His decision to invest the prize in his education and community projects shows he is ready to build a brighter future.

Marian Hall, a century-old building at 529 Martin Luther King Avenue, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places—Communities First Inc. will redevelop it into a mixed-use project with new housing, retail space, and a five-story addition—aiming to address Genesee County’s affordable housing shortage.

Flint-area groups have formed the Flint Alliance for Immigrant Rights—offering legal help, education, and mental health services to support immigrant communities facing uncertainty over new immigration policy proposals.

The coalition includes local organizations, university faculty, and community leaders who work together to address rising fears among Arab, Latinx, and international residents.

Local and regional artists will use a steamroller and ink to create large relief prints as part of the Flint Block Party and UMS Flint Artist in Residence program—this free event will take place on May 10 at the Flint Downtown Development Authority Flat Lot from 1—5 p.m. and will feature live demonstrations, family art activities, and information from local arts groups.

Great White will perform at FIM Capitol Theatre on Friday, May 2 at 8 p.m.

Flint residents can build skills through the Green Workforce Job Training Program, a Spring session offered by a collaboration among M.A.D.E Institute, Kettering University, NOAH, and the Environmental Transformation Movement of Flint at 720 Church St. The eight-week course runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9:30 a.m. to noon Friday — registration closes at 5 p.m. Friday, April 25.

Genesee County has asked for an appraisal of the former Crim Fitness Foundation office at 452 S.

Saginaw St. to house the MSU Extension office as officials say buying it for $300,000 is more cost-effective than leasing a new space. The Crim is moving to a new 50,000 square-foot YMCA facility—opening Friday, April 25—while more groups shift their downtown locations.

Tribute to Family Values Concert

6-9 p.m. — The Machine Shop Concert Lounge — Tickets from $41 — Experience a tribute concert paying homage to family values in a lively atmosphere.

Submission Series Jiu Jitsu #11

5-8 p.m. — Great Lakes Brazilian Jiu Jitsu — Registration required — Witness thrilling grappling in the Women's Featherweight and Men's Lightweight brackets.

iLuminate Show

8-9 p.m. — FIM Whiting Auditorium — Family-friendly event — Experience a stunning fusion of technology and dance with dazzling LED suits and energetic music.

Giovannie & The Hired Guns Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Machine Shop Concert Lounge — Must be 18 or older to attend — Experience high-energy live music from Giovannie and the Hired Guns.

Cinco de Mayo Celebration

12-8 p.m. — Brush Park — Free entry — Celebrate culture and community with food, entertainment, and family activities honoring Cinco de Mayo.

Halocene Concert

6 PM – 12 AM — The Machine Shop Concert Lounge — Ticket prices vary — Experience Halocene's energetic performance alongside Fame On Fire and Archetypes Collide.

Black Violin Concert

7-10 p.m. — FIM Capitol Theatre — Last-minute tickets available — Experience the unique sounds of Black Violin blending classical and hip-hop music.

Billy Gunther & The Midwest Riders Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — Davison Eagles City of Flags Aerie 3589 — Cost varies — Experience the energetic performance of the Midwest Riders, known for their passionate music since 2019.