Yoga is a practice that connects the body, breath, and mind. It uses physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to improve overall health. Yoga has been called one of the best forms of exercise for older adults because it is a low-impact activity that...
Spring break is fast approaching and that means you’ll need some fun things to keep the kids occupied. Flint Public Library is the place to be! We’re offering special drop-in activities during the week of March 27, including a free movie on March 31. Check out...
Many literacy experts will tell you that a child should experience someone reading aloud to him or her at least 1,000 times before kindergarten. That’s a lot of reading! But when adults teach kids to love reading early in life, it does nothing but help those kids...
In 1985, Gloria Coles was the director of Flint Public Library. She decided to host a program to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr at the Library because she thought his words of brotherhood, hope and peace were important to the entire community. She was right! They...
It is coming… that week (or more) of vacation time during the holidays. If you are already dreading the “I’m bored” comments from your kids, then plan now to visit Flint Public Library! We have many options to keep your kids busy during their vacation time. You can...
Kay Schwartz, Director of Library Services for Flint Public Library, has announced her intention to retire in June 2023. “We have been blessed with strong, courageous, dedicated directors who have led and shaped this institution into a community jewel. Kay Schwartz...
What do seed corn and yoga have in common? They teach skills that are important for reading readiness. That’s why the Library is excited to invite you and your young children to some fun events coming up in November. Little Explorers (Saturday, Nov. 12 at...
We are thrilled to announce that the Graff Family Digital Studio is open for business! This Studio is one of the exciting new features of the renovated Library. We have amazing technology for podcasting, and you are welcome to use it. All you need to do is attend...
We’re thrilled to announce that Little Explorers is returning to Flint Public Library starting on Saturday, September 10 from 11:00am-12:30pm. This hands-on sensory learning experience is for children ages 1-4 (with parental supervision). Sensory play helps...
It has been three long years since we were able to celebrate summer with this much-loved event. But it is back! Mark your calendar for a night of music, dancing and socializing with your neighbors as Blues on the Library Lawn returns at 6:00pm on Saturday, August...
Teen Summer Programs It can be hard to find activities that are safe, fun and affordable for teens. This summer, look no further than Flint Public Library! We’re offering a variety of teen programs that will give kids a chance to meet friends and learn something...
We’re going to explore “Oceans of Possibilities” this summer as we get kids excited about reading and help them learn to use their Library. We have a great lineup of activities planned, starting on June 18 with our kick-off celebration. If you’re looking for things...
It has been a little more than two years since Flint Public Library closed the Kearsley Street building for renovations. Now we are thrilled to welcome the public back to our beautifully updated Library! Here are the dates you need to know: Thursday, May 19: you...
Please mark your calendar and plan to attend the grand reopening celebration of Flint Public Library! We will be reopening in May, and we’re planning a big community celebration on Saturday, May 21 with special programs and activities for all ages. You won’t want...
Library Updates Flint Public Library is closed while construction wraps up and our staff moves back into our beautifully renovated space! You can find some great photos at YourNewFPL.info if you want a sneak peek. We are planning to reopen in April at Kearsley...
Flint Public Library has closed its temporary Courtland Center location and our staff is now busy packing and moving back into Kearsley Street! Most of our programming is on hold right now, but you can still access many great services and resources via our...
Flint Public Library has closed its temporary Courtland Center location and our staff is now busy packing and moving back into Kearsley Street! Most of our programming is on hold right now, but you can still access many great services and resources via our...
Flint Public Library has closed its temporary Courtland Center location and our staff is now busy packing and moving back into Kearsley Street! We’re going to put programming on hold during December, but you can still access many great services and resources via...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. This is your last chance to visit us at our temporary location in Courtland Center. You can check out any of our regular loan materials and enjoy them until...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
You can browse books and movies, use public computers, research genealogy and use our reference materials. You'll find our temporary location at Courtland Center (4190 E. Court St., Burton). Visitors should use the main entrance (Entrance A) and then look for the...
