AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLatin Music Live: Worcester Common is set to host the free “Latin American Rhythm 2026” on Aug. 15 (2–8 p.m.), with live dance performances, lessons, and food—an affordable replacement for a canceled festival. Rhode Island Culture Export: The 43rd Black Ships Festival keeps Rhode Island’s Japan connection alive with Bristol and Newport events, including the signature gala and sailing experiences tied to Commodore Perry’s Newport roots. Scouting to College: A new Rhode Island law automatically grants admission to state higher-ed for qualified Gold Award Girl Scouts and Eagle Scouts, easing the path for local award recipients. Reality TV Buzz: Bravo/Peacock exec Frances Berwick says unscripted is finally getting the respect it deserves, pointing to big 2026 hits and even Rhode Island’s role in the boom. Sports Collectibles Heat: A Cooper Flagg one-of-one rookie card surfaced in Rhode Island, sparking massive offers and a potential multi-million-dollar “bounty” style auction setup. Local Arts & Learning: URI is rolling out major campus construction updates for 2026–27, while the Land- and Sea-Grant Showcase brought legislators onto campus to see research in action.
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