I love the local library!…read more You can send print jobs to any Genesee District Library branch from your phone, home computer, or any other device of your choosing. Once you submit a file to print, they will stay in the queue for 24 hours. There are three ways to send print jobs. When you use your library card, you also get several free prints per day! For overages, the machine accepts coins. They also offer all these other services: * 23 computers available for public use, including 2 for children * Fax and copy service * Free Wi-Fi * Self Check-out station * Business Center * Community room * Conference room * 2 private study rooms * 3D Printer * Children's area with a large collection of fiction and non-fiction books * Large Teen Book collection * The Detroit Free Press, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and The Sunday New York Times newspapers * Large collection of Grand Blanc High School and Middle School Yearbooks from 1920s through 1990s. Go get your library card TODAY!

This library has not really changed since 2021-2022 in my opinion. For context, I was living in…read moreGrand Blanc until 2023 when I moved away. I have not visited that library again since somewhere around 2021-2022 because I really did not have any reason to. [Fast forward to this month]. I came back for a couple of days and stayed at a friend's house. They invited me to go to the library and I agreed. When I went there, they looked the same from 5 years ago. Same pleasing aesthetic, same kids desktop, same everything. If you guys could please reply to me and tell me what has been changed, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Good books and movie selection, including kids movies. I just attended a fun event building…read moreshelters for animals that are homeless. I'm going to put mine in the backyard. They have great events for kids and adult programs, too. I went to a cooking demo here last year and it was packed. I learned so much. I think the staff is great. They treat my kids so well and did not get upset my autistic child threw a tantrum. I got some great new movies to watch for the week last night and they allow you to rent a ton without putting them on a hold.

Small but good selection of books and DVDs. Very friendly…read more My son loves the activities they have, specially the slime.

Shout out to Paula, our awesome representative. She was super kind and served with a smile. We…read morethrew a lot of crazy paperwork her way, she managed it all with grace and humor. She is new to the job, but did a great job. She is an asset to the team, for sure!​

Very organized and friendly staff. Only thing is suggest is to make sure you check the date you…read moreschedule your appointment. We scheduled one time and changed it, not realizing it scheduled us a month later. Partly our fault though for not double checking.

Drove up from West Bloomfield to catch my favorite comedian, Ali Siddiq a few weeks ago. Loved…read moreeverything about the experience. Because I arrived early, I was able to park for free on the street a couple blocks away. The venue itself was very well maintained and very clean. Every staff person was friendly and helpful. Even the process for the meet and greet afterwards was done in an orderly fashion. Even the ticket prices were very affordable. I would highly recommend making the short trip. It's definitely worth it.

The Capitol Theatre is one of the city's most unique and intriguing buildings, rich in colorful…read moreFlint history. Unfortunately, it's fallen on some hard times over the years and has been open for events intermittently over the last few years. There is hope, however, for this beautiful old landmark to shine once again. There are plans for reinvestment into the Capitol Theatre, although over the years, there have been numerous stalled attempts at redevelopment and renewal. It's still gorgeous and the interior, while fading a little bit each passing year, still shows what this Art Deco era theatre was like back in its heyday. The Will Ferrell fllm, "Semi-Pro," was shot on location here about a decade ago. I have fond memories of going to a few concerts here before it closed when I was in high school. It was in a state of decline then, but it was still something to be seen. Shortly before it closed, there were attempts at improvements and renovations, and the Captiol Cafe (a cute little coffee shop) was open late nights upstairs, past the winding, spiral staircase. We used to hang out up there after shows on the weekend back when I was still in high school. Sadly missed. Any longtime Flint native should have some memories of the Captiol Theatre at some point.

Around here, you don't get Kidney Stones. You get something way worse. From the water. You get…read moreFlint-Stones. You lose your wilma to live, and your life ends up in rubble. It comes out of nowhere like Bam! Bam! Then the Flint stones turn to Jelly, and you have Jelly Stones. Bad times. 5 stars for the city, the people, the spirit, the working class mentality, the real America. 1 star for what they've done to the city, the people, the spirit, the working class Americans. The 1% will someday pay for their crimes. We all know what you are and what you have done to all of us. Of course we all know what happened here with the water. I want to give them one star for poisoning their people and killing so many people but Buffalo has been doing the same thing and I gave them five stars and nobody even knows about it. The city itself is pretty dangerous in parts and pretty cool in others. It's a nice Michigan city that has some redeeming qualities. But almost everything is made with water so how do you not drink the water? Let's be real here. It's in f***ing everything Flint is an old relic of the past with a lot of problems not least the one that you read about regarding the water. I've always enjoyed driving through here and the diners and the food stands. It's like old time America but has a lot of the problems of new time America and in particular industrial America. Now I'm in like flint, time to get out of this review before the water gets me.

Spent a few days recently... Loved the people I encountered…read moreand met. Real, working class. Of course the city has numerous issues (abandonment, water, poverty, crime). There is also quality places to stay, terrific bars. Looking forward to yearly visits.

Great for any history buff…read more Tours through this beautiful historic home in Flint are always a treat. Walking through Whaley House is like taking a step back in time. It's beautiful and contains so many lovely object d' art and grand furnishings from years ago that you feel moved by the way the house and its rich history temporarily transport you to a bygone era when Flint was king of the burgeoning automotive and lumber industries and the docents do an excellent job of regaling patrons with old stories and little anecdotes about Whaley's history. It's like a walking, interactive history lesson! It's a real showcase of Flint's history. This stately, Gilded Age home, named after the prominent Whaley family, is filled with period furnishings and artifacts from its heyday. Walking tours are held regularly and the Christmas tour is one of the best things going on in Flint. It's a real treat for any lover of history or architecture. The home has been lovingly maintained throughout the years and has been open as a public museum for many years. I fondly remember going on walking tours of Whaley House when I was a child. Tours are reasonably priced, designed for a family-friendly budget. It's a great little museum for both kids and adults alike. Donations are always welcome as Whaley House is always undergoing some type of preservation to main the original structure.

This beautiful Gilded Age home showcases Flint's history in a family friendly way! I am a big…read morehistory buff and there is always something new to see because they rotate their exhibits. The house itself is full of artifacts and on tours the docents do an amazing job of bringing the past to life. The entire first floor of the home is handicap accessible (which is great since some historic houses aren't!) and it my group of fifteen people felt very well taken care of. The first time I went to the house was last fall during the House in Mourning program. It was very educational, and it was interesting to learn about how Victorian customs have carried over to today. The house even attracted actor William Ragsdale (from CSI, Justified, Desperate Housewives, Herman's Head) to visit when he was in Flint for the Zombie Walk. That was totally cool! I also visited last December and the house was decorated for Christmas. It's amazing to see this beautiful home full of twinkling lights - you feel just like you are in Dickens' A Christmas Carol! I brought my family to take our Christmas picture in front of the big tree in the front parlor and it was gorgeous. They even co-sponsor a vintage baseball team in the summer that plays by historical regulations with authentic uniforms. There truly is something for everyone! I plan to visit again on a Saturday for a tour and then have lunch downtown with my husband for a date. It's a great place to take a picture with your sweetie. :-)

Effective but slow . Nothing you can do about that . 5 stars for effort. I'm not sure what else to…read moresay

Large lobby, has 24 hour drop box inside and staff is always nice. Out of the post offices in tghe…read morearea this one by far is the best. Parking is also easy.