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The best dog events in Flint
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Buckham Alley Festival
A beloved local spot in Flint, Buckham Alley is an expanding home to several bars and markets frequented by Flint residents. Friends of the Alley, a nonprofit dedicated to beautification, throws an annual street festival in Buckham Alley to raise funds to keep Downtown Flint a wonderful place to visit with projects like planting, murals, and amenity installations! Buckham Alley Festival is a free event for all ages with live music all evening, and food stands lining the block. Leashed dogs are welcome, but owners should prepare for dense crowds due to this event’s popularity!36
Santa Run
Dashing through the streets, in matching Santa suits; past the cheering crowds, down the race route! The Flint YMCA puts on their charity Santa Run each December, and anyone can deduce it is a huge hit in the community from the thousands of Santas in the street. Raising money for a scholarship program benefiting low-income children in the community, the Santa Run 5K is an untimed race, with shorter routes available for the kids. Registration cost for adults is $25, and includes a milk and cookie snack along with, most importantly, a Santa suit. Dogs run for free and are encouraged to dress up!24
Tricks for Treats
Recently surpassing a decade of Tricks for Treats, this event hosted by Genesee Humane Society gets bigger each year. There will be raffles and groups handing out treats and candy in exchange for Fido’s best trick. When you and your furry pal are done making your rounds, grab some grub from any of the food vendors available while the pups play. Naturally, there will be a costume contest to be judged as the event rolls on. Better start working on your best trick and costume, and head over to Key Lore Woof Woods Dog Park for a spooky evening with Flint’s pet-loving community!12
Flint Water Festival
Flint, Michigan made headlines for months with a water crisis that shook the nation to its core. Despite the dwindling headlines in recent months, a water crisis persists in this resilient city. RICH Kids, a non-profit committed to preventing the detrimental effects of this crisis, started the Flint Water Festival as a way to raise funds and awareness. Taking place at Riverbank Park on the Fourth of July, the Flint Water Festival is an all-day event full of live music, resource providers, food vendors, and loads of crafts and games for kids. Canines are invited to join there humans in supporting this important cause. Topped off with a fireworks display at the end of the festival, this free event is building something beautiful from a devastating public health disaster.










