It was no surprise that Barrington Levy kept the crowd at the Shaggy and Friends concert rocking, on the lawns of Jamaica House in St Andrew last week, with his blend of classic dancehall songs that stretch back to the Seventies.
Thousands of people came to the 48th Annual Agriculture Show. Early risers beat the long lines of traffic by getting there early – and picking up the cream of the crop too! But, like most years, there was plenty for everyone, even the latecomers, and something interesting for all ages.
The Programme was revitalized in 2017 with the appointment of a diverse Rewards & Recognition Committee.
For those who came out and supported this year’s MUZAIC, you are now a part of the Muzaic fraternity and the CMEA would like to publicly thank you here for your support
It was the “Big 50” – a half a century of showcasing the very cream of the crop – at the Stacy Watler Pavilion on in Lower Valley on Ash Wednesday, and everyone was sharing the celebration. There were cows, goats, rabbits, horses, chickens ….and that was just the animals.
The Cayman Craft Market is delighted to welcome its newest vendor to the attraction, serving up delicious, locally made food.
Eliza came in with Elena when their owner realised he could not care for them properly. Eliza is a very friendly dog who is very tuned-in with people.
If the 49th Annual Agriculture Show at the Stacy Watler Pavilion was anything to go by, agriculture of all types is growing and thriving in the Cayman Islands.
Isabella Powery has produced an impressive collection of sporting accomplishments in martial arts, track and rugby over the last several years.
At Elmslie Memorial United Church, Jennelle is known for her humility, conscientiousness, calm demeanour and willingness to assist others. Her life is replete with examples of service to the Cayman Islands through her involvement in various Christian ministries at her church including those of youth
