AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunity & Culture: Imperial Valley’s Firme Friday cruise night is inspiring The Lowrider Diaries, a documentary spotlighting women keeping lowrider traditions alive. Glasgow Arts: Four new murals celebrating the city’s landmarks now brighten the approach to Central Station. Gaelic Culture: Glasgow’s Royal National Mòd opens October 9, with presenters Phil MacHugh and Carrie MacNeil hosting a concert marking 40 years of Gaelic-medium education in the city. Comedy & Live Music: Viral comedian Tatty Macleod brings her new show to Glasgow next March; Pink Floyd’s music also returns to the city in a 2027 concert led by Harry Waters. Faith & Society: Glasgow’s archdiocese plans to close 24 churches as priest numbers fall, while a local housing association has hosted a family event offering advice on poverty and rising costs. Arts & Screen: Ireland’s Arts Council welcomed €34.4 million for artists’ income support. New projects include Netflix thriller Feral, starring Genevieve O’Reilly, and Elsinore, with Andrew Scott as actor Ian Charleson.
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