AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConnecticut Arts Calendar (’90s/MTV nostalgia): A new roundup spotlights “Take a time machine back to the ’90s and 2000s this week in CT arts,” tying local programming to the era’s MTV-era pop culture. Local Theater: Little Falls Theatre Company stages Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods,” leaning into an ensemble-driven approach for summer audiences. Art Exhibitions: South County Art Association’s juried show “Life in Monochrome, It’s Not Always Black and White” spotlights close-up observation across painting, sculpture, and fiber work. Community Arts & Campaigning: At Westville’s Source Material, Justin Farmer curates a music-filled display while running for state representative, blending personal taste, activism, and gallery culture. Sports as Culture (WNBA in CT orbit): The Connecticut Sun’s presence in the WNBA All-Star spotlight keeps spilling into local conversations, with coverage of Sophie Cunningham’s ongoing women’s-sports debate and the league’s Chicago showcase. Arts, Media, and Business: Paramount’s Warner merger pause continues to ripple through entertainment news, with Connecticut named among states in the legal fight. Blood & Community Events: Banana Ball returns to Connecticut with a Hartford Dunkin’ meet-and-greet that included a teen patient surprise tied to beta thalassemia advocacy.
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