AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Arts & Food: Tulane chefs are teaming up with Aramark and the Audubon Nature Institute to bring more Gulf seafood to campus, with hands-on training and field trips focused on sustainable shrimp and how coastal land loss affects flavor and supply. Music & Performance: The Acadiana Symphony Orchestra welcomes new conductor Matthew Kraemer, promising a more immersive, audience-friendly concert experience for its 42nd season. New Orleans Culture: The Historic New Orleans Collection opens a Bunny Matthews retrospective, adding to the city’s summer art momentum. Entertainment Spotlight: “Hadestown” is leaning into its “mythology girl summer” status, while the musical “Brassquatch!” from the Fall Creek Brass Band brings brass-fueled theater to the Hangar Theatre. Sports (Saints): Taysom Hill says he won’t return to New Orleans, closing a nine-year era as the Saints’ camp continues. Community & Outdoors: Angola Prison Rodeo returns for its 60th anniversary in October, with inmate events plus arts, food, and live music. Coastal Watch: FAA proposed rule changes could affect south Louisiana environmental protections tied to rocket launches.
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