AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoYouth & Community: More than 600 Maryland and D.C. high school students gathered at Catholic University for the Archdiocese of Washington’s first EXULT youth conference, sharing faith, friendship and a sense of belonging. Local Folklore: Southern Maryland’s Moll Dyer legend has reached the big screen: a locally filmed feature premiered in St. Mary’s County, weaving colonial-era folklore with a modern story. Arts & Imagination: After two decades of performing at the Maryland Renaissance Festival, Rich Follett has turned his improvised children’s tale, “The Day It Rained Popcorn,” into a book supporting youth programs. Outdoor Maryland: Holly Beach Farm, a 293-acre property overlooking the Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis, will open for limited, reservation-only visits; online bookings begin Nov. 6. Culture & Heritage: Filipino American artists are gaining a spotlight in Baltimore, while Historic St. Mary’s City has opened a new visitor center.
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