Happening right now, the Cayman Islands is sharing the stage with another 191 countries around the world in Dubai’s Expo 2020 which, having suffered from delays due to the pandemic, finally lifted off in 2022.
A unique exhibition is currently on show at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands and runs for a good many months until 28 May, an amazing showcase of the evolution of Cayman’s incredible art museum – the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands and the wonderful and diverse art....
Cayman’s art lovers have been able to appreciate the development of Avril Ward’s work over the years, as she continually experiments with new techniques, themes and mediums to engage, delight and intrigue.
Broadway came to Cayman this Christmas and lit the Harquail stage with beautiful backdrops, musical numbers, lots of local talent showing their acting chops and Snow, Snow Snow!
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF) will be cleaning and sprucing up Miss Lassie’s home in South Sound in preparation for Christmas.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF) has announced that the application process for the 2022 Grants for the Arts programme (March review) is now open.
Saving Christmas Island is a feel-good Christmas musical extravaganza to help us count our blessings for the Holiday and New Year, written by Caitlin Tyson, who also plays Mauna, one of the lead characters in the show.
Artist Yonier Powery’s development as an artist has been an exciting journey to follow since his arrival in Cayman from Cuba 11 years ago.
The Cayman Islands National Museum celebrated its 31st anniversary with flair, fun and full immersion in the past, during its annual Looky Ya! event on Saturday, 20 November 2021.
Nobody is really able to get quite so close as artist Jason Kennedy does to translating the heart and soul of the Caymanian people into artwork and putting that down on canvas.