Some of Cayman’s favourite performers will return to beaches and parks on all three islands this November and December to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the very popular Cayman Islands International Storytelling Festival, Gimistory.
The Caymankind spirit for which the Cayman Islands is world renown will soon be on full display as the largest-ever Cayman contingent shares its talents and expertise with our Caribbean neighbours.
He told the Times that he sees Wednesday nights at Havana Club as a place where the language of music can be communicated in a fluent way that raises the expectation for what people hear and see when they go out to be entertained by live music in Grand Cayman.
This year, the Talent Xposition of the Arts, run by the Cayman Islands Self Help Foundation turned 18. It’s always one of Cayman’s most popular events – there’s singing, dancing, drama skits, poetry, and the Harquail theatre was packed.
Fulfilling its aim of promoting musical skills among Cayman’s young people, Cayman Arts Festival is this year intending to send six students to the Luzerne Music Centre in New York for a month-long summer camp tuition.
If you want to appreciate a slice of Caymanian life as it was before the hustle and bustle of the modern world took over, then you will enjoy a new exhibition currently on display at the Cayman Islands National Museum, entitled ‘Alvin McLaughlin: Steeped in Tradition, A Cultural Guardian’s Story an
Art Nest is the brain child of Christina Pineda, who moved into the old Woods furniture space a couple of years ago and set about creating the perfect spot for creative people to enjoy the arts in a relaxed, friendly and stimulating environment.
Many people will remember the 1981 movie ‘On Golden Pond’ that featured Jane Fonda alongside her father Henry Fonda, as well as Katherine Hepburn, for which Henry Fonda and Katherine Hepburn both won Oscars.
Caz is originally from the UK and has lived in Cayman for 23 years and has been a tattoo artist for 19 years. Yaya is from Italy and has lived in Cayman for almost two years, having been a tattoo artist for seven years.
As a result of the story revolving around the two main characters, the CDS production has a cast of only the two actors.
