AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSan Marino Culture & Lifestyle: The Huntington in San Marino is celebrating America’s 250th with “This Land Is …,” featuring two rare, annotated July 1776 printings of the Declaration of Independence plus Woody Guthrie’s guitar (“This Machine Kills Fascists”), and a July 4 open-house day that runs 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Community Arts: The same San Marino venue hosts a “THIS LAND IS … Community Festival” on June 28 with music, storytelling, film screenings, kite-flying, and hands-on textile dyeing—an upbeat mix of celebration and reflection. Local Gardens: A guide to San Marino’s prettiest hilltop gardens spotlights Guaita, Liberty Square, Cesta Tower, and Montale Tower as easy escapes for history lovers and nature fans. Human Stories: A San Marino retiree and former judge shares the heartwarming tale of Herman, a rescued parrot chick, in a rhyming children’s picture book aimed at helping kids feel they belong. Global Life & Policy: A new look at fertility divides maps where countries sit above or below replacement levels, with big knock-on effects for aging, work, and migration. Travel & Work: Canada’s International Experience Canada program is expanding repeat work-permit access for young adults, and the UAE keeps rolling out easier entry rules for citizens of many countries.
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