AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCarnival 2027: The march to Carnival 2027 is already rolling, with soca hitmaker Anson Pro’s “Piccadilly Street Riddim” leading the buzz—rooted in Port of Spain history and Canboulay-era resistance. Identity in the arts: The Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago opened its 2026 Independence Exhibition, “ID,” exploring how artists’ lived experiences shape national identity. Women in art: WIAOTT’s “Our Legacy” marks 30 years of Women in Art, with an exhibition running Sept. 15–26. Beauty & culture: Miss India Worldwide Trinidad & Tobago 2026 selected local representatives at Queen’s Hall, ahead of the international show in Trinidad (Sept. 25–Oct. 2). Sports & community: TTUTA backs San Juan North Secondary teachers after a security incident, calling for urgent safety fixes. National security: 563 State of Emergency detainees are set for phased release over six days, with families reporting delays. Diaspora spotlight: Trinidadian-born Carole Boyce-Davies joins Howard University as the Eric Eustace Williams Endowed Chair in Caribbean Studies.
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