AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Culture & Heritage: Colorado Springs leans into rodeo tradition with the 85th-year Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo NFR Open, plus year-round cowboy/cowgirl stops like the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. Juneteenth Spotlight: Madison’s Juneteenth Freedom Day returns with a 5K route past Black history landmarks and a week-long exhibit at the Jefferson County History and Art Center. Community Live Music: Iron Mountain’s Art for All (June 27) brings Datura’s classical/Celtic/Eastern European trio, while downtown’s First National Bank & Trust stage hosts Finding Feathers, line-dancing lessons, and 141 North. Arts & Policy: Bangladesh’s culture ministry will issue permits for Jatra and circus shows to cut red tape, with updated rules on scripts and instruments. Music Industry & Rights: A US judge lets Eminem publisher Eight Mile Style pursue Meta over alleged use of 243 songs, seeking up to $109.3m. Global Pop & K-pop: ENHYPEN is reportedly gearing up for an August comeback; ILLIT lands more Japan festival dates including FNS Music Festival Summer. Tech Meets Culture: Turkey’s tourism sector will need music license certificates for shared areas. Venue News: Auckland’s Neck of the Woods closes after 11 years, citing tougher spending conditions.
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