Arts and Culture
New art show gives artists a voice
Last week we heard about the National Gallery’s new exhibition, its fourth Biennial entitled Archipelago.
Last week we heard about the National Gallery’s new exhibition, its fourth Biennial entitled Archipelago.
The Clifton Hunter High School community gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2025 under the inspiring theme “Roots, Wings, and Horizons – Honouring Our Past, Owning Our Present, and Soaring Towards Tomorrow.”
The Cayman Islands Football Association will host a series of men’s international friendly matches during the upcoming FIFA international window next week.
Grand Cayman’s sea swimming calendar has gone into deep waters.
The CARIFTA water polo athletes gathered with family, friends, and supporters for a special team presentation ceremony last Tuesday before heading to Coral Springs, Florida for competition this week.
The mid-term break always offers a brief but welcome respite for the gallant young footballers participating in the CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL).
John Gray High School’s search for excellence on the field finally came to fruition as the young men from JGHS secured their first Dart Under 13 boys’ high school football league title this past week at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex.
You’re going to love the recipe below – it’s a guilt-free way to enjoy the favorite flavor of the season – pumpkin.
With a population of roughly 89,000 - expatriates comprising over 55 per cent of that number - immigration reform in the Cayman Islands took centre stage at the Mary Miller Hall on Wednesday, 29th October.
This Wednesday’s first Budget Statement from the National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) government is expected to set the baseline for the administration’s economic management for the remainder of the governing period.