AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSpicemas Spotlight: Carriacou’s Skinny Banton is keeping the festival spirit alive with a seven-song 2026 run, led by “The Jambalasse” project that revamps the 1991 “Jambalasse Rule” to spotlight Grenada’s Jab Jab roots. Local Culture & Safety: The Royal Grenada Police Force confirmed traffic and event rules for the Gouyave Fisherman’s Birthday celebrations on 29 June, including no structures on the main road, controlled music hours, and emergency-vehicle access. Grenada at Global Art Stages: Grenada Pavilion commissioner Dr Susan Mains shared how the Biennale di Venezia pavilion is being elevated through international partnerships, with work now spotlighted via a MoMA-linked publication. Digital Resilience: Grenada is strengthening disaster readiness through the Regional Cell Broadcast Emergency Warning System, co-hosting a validation workshop to improve early alerts across the Eastern Caribbean. Arts Beyond Home: Grenadian heritage artist Shane David–Joseph shines in the world premiere of “Driftwood,” while “Driftwood” and other Caribbean-set productions continue drawing international attention. Scholarship Push: Morocco’s Al Akhawayn University offers 2026–2027 scholarships for Grenadians, with English-taught options and stipends. STEM for Youth: ECCB’s free 2026 STEM Camp launches July 6, targeting ages 14–18 across ECCU territories including Grenada.
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