AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFederal Courts & Science: A judge blocked the Trump administration from dismantling NCAR, letting UCAR keep control of the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center in Cheyenne while UCAR’s lawsuit plays out. Arts & Community: Ucross opened “In Company,” a new Ucross Art Gallery show pairing 14 artists and weaving literature, music, and film into visual art. Live Music: Rock Springs’ Concerts in the Park kicks off with returning band Red Light Challenge. Pride & Performance: Jackson Hole Pride released its June schedule, including a youth silent disco and a June 6 drag show and dance party. Classical Arts: Cody hosts a no-charge “pay what you can” Baroque concert June 6 featuring violinist Conor Jacobson and harpsichordist Ronan Kahlil. Local Culture: Jackson Hole’s Snake River Fest runs June 5–7, with a block party, kids fishing day, and river-focused stewardship events. Wyoming Media: Wyoming Public Media won two regional Murrow Awards for digital and sound reporting.
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