Passengers onboard Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) international flights can expect to learn and hear a little more Caymanian vernacular on their next trip.
5 members of Swanky Kitchen Band will be artists in residence at the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes in Port Townsend, Washington State from 29th June - 6th July 2025.
A well-established local law firm was recently found guilty and fined for violating the Immigration (Transition) Act (2022 Revision) by failing to disclose Caymanian applicants during a recruitment process earlier in 2025.
Hosted by non profits Cayman Brac Cultural Heritage and CBRAC - Coast to Bluff Recreation Access and Conservation for the Brac District Committee of the National Trust for the Cayman Islands.
The Public Health Department of the Health Services Authority will, in July, commence its annual comprehensive School Entry Screening Programme for students entering government or private schools across the islands, including reception.
Longtime Cayman resident and philanthropist Martyn Bould MBE is once again lacing up his hiking boots for a cause close to his heart. Continuing his “Climb for Red” fundraising campaign, Bould will scale Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji on August 28, 2025, to raise funds and awareness for the Cayman Island
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce hosted another unforgettable edition of its signature networking event, Business After Hours, this time in partnership with one of its newest and most dynamic members—Sandbank Capital.
The Spectrum financial services conference is marking its fifth anniversary on 8th October 2025 with a dynamic line-up of experts and high-level panels covering a wide range of topics ranging from Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs), Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
The Alex Panton Foundation (APF) is proud to announce the participation of Executive Director Emily Kelly and Rhonda Kelly, founder of the Addison Kelly Mental Health Education Fund, in two prestigious international mental health conferences held in Vienna this past week.
The National Trust for the Cayman Islands (NTCI) represented the Cayman Islands at the recent Global Sustainable Islands Summit in St. Kitts and Nevis, delivering a clear message: the protection of historic, cultural, and natural heritage is essential to building a sustainable future.