AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCreative Arts: Antigua and Barbuda opened its National Performing Arts Centre in St John’s, giving local performers an 850-seat venue. Government plans to add studio and training space, while Minister Dwayne George has called for strong oversight of the roughly $25 million public investment. Artist Justin “Jus Bus” Nation’s culture-inspired design was chosen as the centre’s official logo. Culture & Heritage: King Charles’s Caribbean visit and the upcoming CHOGM in Antigua are sharpening calls for reparations discussions, with CARICOM campaigners urging the monarch to support the talks. Independence Season: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week is bringing experiences from the Jam Bull to Art After Dark, while 15 calypsonians are set to compete for the Independence crown. Education: A US$56.2 million Caribbean Development Bank loan will help upgrade four schools, improve teacher training and support more than 10,000 students.
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