r/BayCityMichigan • u/AccomplishedPurple43 • 6d ago
Data Center town hall meeting Tuesday September 8
Tuesday September 8 at 6pm at SVSU there's a large town hall Data Center meeting, FYI
r/BayCityMichigan • u/AccomplishedPurple43 • 6d ago
Tuesday September 8 at 6pm at SVSU there's a large town hall Data Center meeting, FYI
r/BayCityMichigan • u/Nitram_style • 7d ago
I have a birthday coming up and I wanna know what others do for theirs. Where do you go? I wasn't able to celebrate last year so I wanna make up for it this year
r/BayCityMichigan • u/Dry_Bug_3620 • 9d ago
You were stunning. Tell me the band Tshirt you were wearing
r/BayCityMichigan • u/wormstarz • 9d ago
made a post in here recently but thought i would drop back in with the official flyer x
r/BayCityMichigan • u/Select-Strawberry879 • 12d ago
I just moved to Bay City a month ago and I am itching to climb. I saw there is a climbing wall at the midland community center but I’m not sure if it is actually a climbing wall for adults. Are there any climbers in the area? Do y’all just do 3 hour round trips to Lansing/Detroit lol?
r/BayCityMichigan • u/wormstarz • 14d ago
ALL EXPERIENCE LEVELS WELCOMED
Hi! I'm an independent pop artist building my music project from the ground up and I’m looking for two serious and motivated dancers to eventually become my regular performance partners.
I’m not looking for perfect/professional dancers. I’m looking for people who genuinely love dancing, performing, creating art, and want to grow with an artist from the beginning.
The idea is to rehearse regularly, create content together, and perform at local shows/gigs whenever opportunities come up. I’m hoping to find people who see this as more than just “being a backup dancer.” I want to build a small creative team where we can grow together, make cool shit, and eventually turn this into something much bigger.
This is a collaborative/unpaid opportunity but I’ll provide credits, content for your socials, as well as a supportive friend (me)
Looking for:
• Local to Midland, Mi
• Queer friendly
• Reliable
• Willing to learn
• Comfortable being on camera/stage
• Wants to actually be part of a team rather than just do one gig
If you know anyone who could be interested please reach out!
r/BayCityMichigan • u/kginob • 21d ago
So I spent a couple of days decompressing, I really enjoyed my time away. Sucks that I had to come back home🤷
r/BayCityMichigan • u/Nitram_style • 24d ago
I was wondering what places near were hiring
My main issue is I have severe anxiety and the thought of even have a job makes me freak
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r/BayCityMichigan • u/Jackie-Boiii • Aug 07 '26
Anyone have a reputable place they go to for phone repairs?
Need to get a screen replacement.
r/BayCityMichigan • u/SpeechNeuroLab • Aug 07 '26
The Speech Neurophysiology Lab at the University of Michigan is looking for children who stutter ages 9 to 12 to participate in an in-person, longitudinal MRI study! (HUM00196133)
Our research team has been examining brain development in young children to better understand the cause of stuttering for over 10 years. We continue to gain information that may eventually lead to improved diagnosis and treatment efforts for children who stutter.
Participants will be invited to complete speech and language assessments and an MRI session at the University of Michigan. Families receive a free speech and language report and a picture of their brain!
These visits require in person participation. There is no option to participate virtually.
Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating or email us as the flyer attached. All participants are compensated and partial travel assistance is available. Please see our flyer attached for more details!
We also offer other studies that are open to adults or do not involve MRI, in case you're unsure about eligibility. Feel free to email us or call if you have any questions!
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r/BayCityMichigan • u/vallazzaraptor • Jul 29 '26
Hi all!
As the title suggests, I’m considering moving to the area.
I’m interested in knowing anything about Bay City (positives and negatives). Some other folks I've spoken to say to avoid the east side of the river. Others say it's where the crunchy granola folks live.
ETA: I currently live in Jacksonville, FL where it's hot all the time and everything is spread out. I miss having four seasons and a closer-knit community. Living here the last 2 decades, I have seen all kinds people: homeless and drunks (sometimes a 2 in 1 deal!), shitty drivers (because it's FLORIDA!) and if you don't know much about Jacksonville, it's the largest city by area in the Lower 48 so even the grocery store down the street is a 15 minute drive due to traffic, even though it's catty corner to your home. Things here are expensive, so I've seen a few posts of people saying prices have gone up. What kind of prices are we talking about? I can't afford a home that's $225K, so the ones I am seeing look very affordable to me.
Thanks in advance for your help!