AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDelaware Arts & Culture: Freeman Arts Pavilion officially opened July 1 after a $40M transformation in Selbyville, adding a 4,000-seat venue and a bigger stage; it kicks off its 2026 schedule July 8 with Matteo Bocelli’s “Falling in Love” tour. Delaware Events: The Delaware Whiskey Festival returns for a second year July 25 in Wilmington with 50+ craft whiskeys, premium pours, and a charitable mission. Local Spotlight: Rehoboth Beach voters will choose a new mayor this summer, with Commissioner Susan Stewart emerging as a potential first openly gay mayor; her campaign highlights “Reimagine Rehoboth” and community input during Charrette Week (July 13–17). Sports & Entertainment: East Lynne Theater Co. launches a Philadelphia Summer Residency Series with “Funny Girls” (July 24–Aug. 4) at CLUB CLEMANS in Cape May. Community Fun: Delaware’s Cutest Dogs Contest is heading into Round 5/6, trimming the field toward the July 19 winner announcement. Tech/Media Buzz: Claynosaurz, a Solana dinosaur brand, launched an equity eligibility checker for eligible NFT holders, offering stock options via a Delaware corporation.
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