AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMusic & Nightlife: Atlantis’ R&B brunch returns October 11 with Ginuwine, Essence Band and a featured dish from local chef Deja; organizers say it may be the final brunch of the year. Reggae: Culture Shock is set for November 7 at Nassau Cruise Port, with Anthony B, Sizzla and Capleton headlining a concert promoting reggae’s message of social change. Youth & Innovation: The Young Innovators Club has launched a Grand Bahama pilot for ages 15–25, with projects spanning technology, the environment, entrepreneurship, arts and heritage, and maritime innovation. Cultural Exchange: University of The Bahamas and Middle Tennessee State University choirs joined for a cultural residency, while Bahamian artist Anina Major is bringing local weaving traditions to a Miami exhibition. Environmental Education: More than 80 educators and environmental coordinators gathered in New Providence to encourage students to help protect the environment. Bahamian Culture Online: Goombay Kids’ videos have topped two million views, taking local children’s entertainment to a wider audience.
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