Flint’s 4th Of July Fireworks 2020 Canceled

FLINT, MI– July 4 events across the country will not look the same this year thanks to the coronavirus. Many cities and towns have been forced to cancel the annual Fourth of July events, including Flint. Flint's fireworks and concert have been canceled.

“In light of these current public health and safety precautions the concert cannot be presented as planned,” said Rodney Lontine, Flint Institute of Music, President & CEO, in a news release.

“FIM and our friends at the Flint DDA are committed to keeping everyone safe," he added. "We are looking at the possibility of holding an outdoor concert sometime later in the year if restrictions limiting outdoor gatherings of larger groups are lifted, and all other requirements for safely presenting a concert can be met."

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