The New Self-Help Foundation extends its heartfelt gratitude to the performers, volunteers, sponsors, supporters and members of the public who helped make the 25th Talent Exposition of the Arts a memorable success.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage has launched a new national campaign, Legends Behind Our Landmarks, designed to deepen public awareness and appreciation of the Cayman Islands’ rich cultural and historical heritage.
The Cayman Brac Culture & Heritage Organisation (CBC&H) is welcoming artists of all abilities to their Art After Hours figure drawing and creative arts exploration, a free weekly event held on Mondays from 6pm to 7pm at the Eldemire House, 8 Creek Road.
The final leg of the Cayman Art Week Art Bus Tour moves between North Side, East End, and George Town, tracing a path through four very different creative spaces.
Twenty-five years on, the Talent Exposition of the Arts continues to inspire, and the future of Cayman’s performing arts has never looked brighter.
A vivid and evocative new exhibition has launched at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands featuring 37 Cayman artists focusing on the very materials they use to create their art.
This second installment of the Cayman Art Week Art Bus Tour leaves the timetable behind and steps instead into the inner worlds of the artists themselves — the rooms where clay turns, colours bloom, and imagination becomes something you can stand in front of and feel.
The New Self-Help Foundation proudly presents the 25th Annual Talent Exposition of the Arts: HOPE on Sunday, June 28, at the Harquail Theatre.
The National Trust of the Cayman Islands, in partnership with the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT), extends heartfelt thanks to the Caymanian community for the extraordinary outpouring of support for The Heritage Bakehouse, the hands-on cassava heavy cake experience hosted at the histori
Cayman Art Week’s bus tours – which take you around many different galleries, private homes and art spaces – have become pretty famous.