AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAffordability Gap Near Top Schools: A new analysis says living comfortably near America’s highest-ranked public school districts can require household incomes above $250,000, with several places—including Palo Alto, Old Westbury, Los Gatos, San Marino, and Palos Verdes Estates—estimated over $450,000. San Marino Culture & STEM Learning: The Huntington in San Marino is spotlighting “Worlds Unfolding: Science on the Page,” a Princeton University Press, five-volume collection drawing on The Huntington’s archives and featuring hundreds of images—from flight and electricity to space and medicine. Mid-Autumn Tech-Adjacent Night Out: Tickets are now on sale for The Huntington’s Mid-Autumn Moon Celebration (Sept. 25–27, 2026), with traditional performances, food, and nighttime garden festivities in San Marino. Arts Access for Low-Income Residents: The L.A. Phil will offer $10 Hollywood Bowl tickets for Medi-Cal/EBT cardholders starting in the 2027 season, aiming to make major performances more affordable. Local How-To: A fall vegetable gardening guide focuses on picking the right growing spot, sunlight, watering, and plant choices for Southern California’s late-season harvests. Sound-to-Color Art: Mark Francis’ “Chroma” exhibition (Sept. 5–Nov. 21, 2026) turns sound, frequency, and resonance into vibrating fields of color.
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