AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Tourism & Events: The Underground Donut Tour is expanding in Pennsylvania with a new Pittsburgh “Sweet Treats, Coffee & City History” walking tour, pairing neighborhoods and local storytelling with stops for donuts. Arts & Culture: Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester reopens after a $23M campaign and kicks off a new exhibition Tuesday, “Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea,” spotlighting artists’ ties to the region. Revolution & 250th Spotlight: A book and spotlight on women who sparked the American Revolution puts Margaret Corbin front and center, tying Revolutionary history to the America250 moment. Family Fun: Warren County Summer Music School holds an open house Friday, offering a look at its multi-discipline summer arts program. Outdoors & Fishing: Fly fishermen are converging on Penns Valley for a “crick” fishing focus around Penns Creek and its famous hatches. Road & Travel Planning: PennDOT begins the next phase of the I-99/Route 322 project June 30 with lane and exit changes in Centre County. Wildlife Tourism: Keystone Elk Country Alliance dedicates the Rawland D. Cogan Terrace at the Elk Country Visitor Center, honoring decades of elk conservation work. Community Safety (Travel Impact): NASA’s Wallops sounding rocket may be visible briefly in south-central Pennsylvania early Wednesday, weather permitting. Sports Tourism: Penn State baseball is set for the 2027 Amegy Bank College Baseball Series in Arlington, Texas, with ticket sales starting June 25.
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