The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is excited to announce the upcoming STEM summer camps for 2024. This year, UCCI is also holding a camp in Cayman Brac due to the tremendous success and growing demand of its Grand Cayman camp.
The Public Health Department proudly announces the commemoration of the 10th year anniversary of its esteemed smoking cessation programme, ‘I Can Quit’, which commences on 5th June 2024.
Rapidly intensifying tropical storms and hurricanes are especially dangerous because they can give the public less time to prepare and catch people off guard. Here’s why AccuWeather meteorologists are concerned for 2024.
The Ministry of District Administration and Lands (MDAL) has announced the official launch of the Shoreline Interactive Map (IMAP), an innovative online navigation tool accessible
Nestled among the natural surroundings of one of the most unspoiled parts of Grand Cayman, Vida Ocean Adventure Lodge is a new boutique hotel located next to Barkers Beach in West Bay that is already adding an exciting dimension to Cayman’s tourist offering.
Cayman Art Week is returning 22-26 May for its fourth year which promises to be its biggest yet with 15 galleries, 11 studios and 14 pop-up exhibitions participating across all three Cayman Islands.
Hotel Indigo® Grand Cayman marked its official opening with a thatch rope cutting ceremony on 9 May.
Johann Uy, a 16-year-old pianist from St Ignatius Catholic School, was named the 2024 Butterfield Young Musician of the Year on Monday, 29 April.
The Cayman Islands welcomed 137,094 stayover visitors between January and March 2024 – the second highest visitation figure for this period in the islands’ history only surpassed by the same period in 2019 representing a 13.4% increase from 2023 or 94% of 2019’s record number.
It was a record-breaking Earth Day Cleanup on Saturday 27 April, with more than 100 teams and nearly 3000 volunteers of all ages who came out on Saturday morning to keep Cayman beautiful.