AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoCultural Calendar: Macau’s Lusophone Cultural Carnival runs Friday through Sunday, mixing food, performances, workshops and traditions from Portuguese-speaking communities. The city’s Sneaker Con also brought NBA stars and collectors together to celebrate streetwear culture. Books & Heritage: At New York’s Lahore Literary Festival, Pakistan’s envoy praised the city’s lasting influence on literature, theatre and the arts. In Baghdad, Newroz Kurdish Book House is filling a gap with rare books and research on Kurdish history and identity. Stories on Stage and Screen: Louisiana playwright Brian Egland brings his acclaimed play about grief and sugar-cane country to Lafayette this month. ITV’s new Welsh-set drama The Party, adapted from Elizabeth Day’s novel, also puts Welsh talent and locations in the spotlight. Community & Creativity: Haitian artists and entrepreneurs shared their work at Brooklyn’s CultureCon, while Oregon’s Indigenous Peoples Day celebration brought Native art, food and history to the fore.
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