AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts Funding: The Bermuda Arts Council has announced almost $13,000 in second-quarter 2026 grants for six Bermudians, including poet/filmmaker Stephan Johnstone ($3,900) plus projects from Giavonna Dupree, Kali Bean and Bellydance Bermuda, and visual/writing/acting support for Nhuri Bashir, Sion Symonds and Sarah Vallis. Live Music: Neon Nostalgic brings a real-time, video-synced 80s MTV-style concert to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, Sept. 11. Theatre & Community Spaces: Riddell’s Bay Gardens & Nature Reserve’s amphitheatre is now open for performing arts rentals, with Romeo & Juliet helping launch the venue. Local Culture Night: “The Greatest” old-school reggae/dancehall party lands Sept. 19 at Pier 6, featuring Anthony Malvo and Daddy Lizard, plus Soul Supreme and local sounds. Sports & Youth: Scouts is searching for a new Lead Volunteer of Bermuda (applications close Sept. 14), while E Sports Bermuda and Bermuda Island Games launch a gaming-to-careers initiative. Cricket Spotlight: The Bermuda Cricket Board names its squad for the North American Cricket Cup in Cayman (Sept. 19–27). TV Buzz: Netflix’s teen drama “Crew Girl” drops Sept. 10, centered on competitive rowing and East Coast school drama.
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