AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFilm & Culture: The International Film Festival of Antigua & Barbuda marked its 15th anniversary with a packed premiere of It’s My Turn, a story of two young musicians whose friendship is tested by family secrets and ambition. The event also honoured six people supporting young creatives. Remembrance: National leaders, veterans and uniformed groups gathered at St John’s War Memorial on November 8 to honour those who served and died in the World Wars. Education: Savanne Paille Primary School began celebrations for its 60th anniversary, recognising generations of educators and students, including founding principal Francis Bruney. Local Enterprise: CHOGM’s cultural village gave Antiguan and Barbudan vendors a platform to share local food, drinks, clothing and fragrances with international visitors. Community Care: National Youth Ambassador Kristine Louisa and Barbados’ Ashley Lashley Foundation donated clothing, blankets, diapers and a television to Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre’s paediatric and social services departments.
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