AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArts Leadership: The Victoria Bach Festival has named musician and arts administrator Aaron Jakubiec its new executive director, bringing more than 20 years of nonprofit and festival experience to the South Texas organization. Juneteenth Legacy: Opal Lee marked her 100th birthday as demolition began at the Fort Worth site of the National Juneteenth Museum, expected to open in 2027. Texas Art: Austin collector René Campos has opened the Ostillo Art Foundation to bring ambitious contemporary art and public programs to the city. Dance: Corpus Christi’s Bailando International Dance Festival runs through Oct. 10, with classes and performances spanning global styles. Food: Michelin added 14 Houston restaurants to its 2026 guide, while San Antonio’s three Michelin-starred restaurants retained their designations. Texas Music: Kacey Musgraves teamed with Tejano band Intocable on a Spanish version of “Uncertain, TX,” celebrating the state’s cultural mix. Higher Education: The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities returned to Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
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