AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLive Music: Culture Shock is promising a major reggae night at Nassau Cruise Port on November 7, with Anthony B, Sizzla and Capleton headlining. Organizers say tickets have sold as far away as London. Bahamian Pride: NBA rookie V.J. Edgecombe says winning with The Bahamas would mean more to him than an NBA title, reflecting his deep ties to home. Marine Education: More than 80 educators and environmental coordinators gathered in New Providence to encourage students to protect the environment. Arts and Heritage: The Young Innovators Club is giving 15-to-25-year-olds a chance to develop community solutions, with arts and heritage among its five focus areas. Culture and Tourism: Economist Therese Turner-Jones says The Bahamas should make local music, art, food and festivals easier for cruise visitors to experience—and spend on. On the Calendar: Atlantis hosts its R&B brunch on October 11, featuring Ginuwine, Essence Band and local food. The Bahamas will also host CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics for the first time in 2026.
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