AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoCultural Connections: Dorchester’s Elsie Dias is Boston’s new Cape Verdean cultural advisor, bringing years of community work to Mayor Michelle Wu’s cultural affairs team. Indigenous Voices: Wampanoag performers and speakers marked Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Martha’s Vineyard’s Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary, sharing music and words in English and Wôpanâak. Boston is also planning its first permanent Indigenous monument in Franklin Park. Stage & Screen: Two local teenagers will alternate as Young Erik in North Shore Music Theatre’s “Phantom,” turning a spontaneous interest in acting into a professional opportunity. Food & Neighborhood Life: Chef Stefano Quaresima plans to open Bottega Cannuccia in Fields Corner by January, with Italian breakfast fare, French tea and an evening wine bar. Campus Futures: Hampshire College has hired Boston’s Elkus Manfredi Architects to map options for reusing campus buildings and shaping future housing and cultural destinations as the school closes after the fall semester.
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