We are living in an uncertain world, so, “Food Security – Everybody’s Business,” was a great theme for the 55th Agriculture Show at the Stacey Watler Pavilion, Lower Valley on Ash Wednesday.
Reggae legends Third World will bring the curtains down on this year’s Cayman Islands Agricultural Show with a post-event concert this Friday February 16th.
Residents and visitors in Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands were reminded of Mother Nature’s fury and how quickly whether conditions can change in the tropics on Monday, February 5th, 2024.
The national flag carrier of the Cayman Islands, Cayman Airways Limited (CAL), announces that its 2023 annual passenger volume has surpassed pre-pandemic levels.
On Saturday, 13 January 2024, the Cayman Brac Museum celebrated its 40th Anniversary with the opening of a new exhibit to commemorate its four-decade journey of “Keeping in Touch with The Past”.
The Premier and Minister for Finance, Education, District Administration & Lands and Cabinet Office, Honourable Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, officially opened the new three-lane walking and athletic track at the Creek Primary School on Friday (19 January).
Over 80 local artists and creatives were honored and celebrated at National Heroes Day on Monday 22 January, with the theme: Celebrating our Cultural Artists and Creatives’ in three main groups: Cherished Classics, Cultural Luminaries and Cultural Heritage Groups
In the heart of George Town, a smallish to medium-sized restaurant, with about 16 employees, has stood for over fifty years now, enduring and thriving through all the ups and downs of the economy.
“The great thing about Cayman is that there are numerous opportunities…and you could look at this in terms of visitors for example, in terms of developing the beautiful environment that we have, in terms of our businesses…”
Originally started by Mr. Tony Powell as a Fish Shop in 1992, the food on the menu consisted basically of fried fish and fritters.