AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoMusic: My Chemical Romance marked 20 years of The Black Parade with an expanded edition, as the band’s sold-out Hollywood Bowl run brings the album’s world back to the stage. Canadian musicians, meanwhile, say rising touring costs, visa fees and political tensions are making U.S. shows harder to plan. Local Traditions: Albuquerque’s Downtown Growers’ Market is wrapping its 30th season, carrying on a family tradition for vendors and a community gathering place for shoppers. Travel: New York leads U.S. winter getaway searches, with Las Vegas and several Florida destinations also popular; Cancun tops international searches. Identity: A new Pew analysis estimates 3.1 million to 5.2 million people in the U.S. have Middle Eastern or North African roots, depending on how ancestry and identity are counted. A new federal category is due to appear in government statistics by 2029. Public Art: Dubuque officials rejected an attempt to cover the city’s large “Solidarity” mural before a Trump campaign rally, saying it remains an important symbol for the community.
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