AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNational Pride: NBA rookie V.J. Edgecombe says winning with The Bahamas would mean more to him than an NBA title, underscoring the pull of representing home. Environment: BREEF has brought more than 80 educators and environmental coordinators together in New Providence to encourage students to protect the environment. Arts & Innovation: The Young Innovators Club’s national pilot is giving students aged 15 to 25 a chance to develop practical ideas across technology, entrepreneurship, the environment, arts and heritage. The University of The Bahamas and Middle Tennessee State University choirs are also collaborating on a cultural residency. Food & Music: Atlantis’s R&B brunch returns Sunday with Ginuwine, Essence Band and a featured dish by local chef Deja of Kitchen Culture. Sport: The Bahamas will host the CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships for the first time, welcoming athletes from eight Caribbean nations. Culture & Tourism: Economist Therese Turner-Jones says more Bahamian music, art, food and festivals could help visitors find authentic experiences and encourage greater spending.
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