AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOhio University Arts & Culture: Ohio University is rolling out a new, purpose-built practice facility for the Marching 110—funded by a major Hurley family gift—plus fresh library programming tied to Juneteenth and newly processed archives like the Sara “Sally” Gilfert collection. Community Music & Festivals: The Ohio County Public Library in Wheeling is hosting a free “Celebration of Black Music” as a Juneteenth preview, while Wing Fest returns to Centre Market with live music, a Kid Zone, and proceeds supporting local health care. Big-Stage Country: Buckeye Country Superfest is back at Ohio Stadium in Columbus Saturday, headlined by Tyler Childers with Sierra Ferrell, Lord Huron, Flatland Cavalry and more. Local Arts Access: The JCC in Youngstown reopened an updated Paul and Yetta Gluck School of Visual Arts space, expanding accessibility and adaptable supplies for artists of all abilities. Youth STEAM: The Mazza Museum in Findlay is running an “Intergalactic Problem Solvers” STEAM camp for grades 5–8, mixing coding, rover building, and rocket demos. Sports Spotlight: Liberty-Benton’s historic baseball run ends in the Division V state semifinals, and St. Henry’s season ends in the Division VI semis.
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