There is nothing more fun than heading out to a new restaurant for the first time, so we had been savouring the moment when we could visit Pani, the new Indian restaurant at Camana Bay. As Brits we know a thing or two about curries, and our expectations were high.
Technical Engineer Michael Carey has been recognised as the Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) Employee of the Year for 2017. Along with Mr. Carey, the Department also recognized Shamal Clarke as “Weather Forecaster of the Year” and Winston Gall as “Weather Observer of the year”.
Competition, and teaching children that staying fit is fun, are central themes for the Cayman Islands Gymnastics Association (CIGA).
Nestled out of the way at the back of Pasadora Place off of Smith Road, Full of Beans café has been a go-to for my family ever since it opened up conveniently near to schools so I could pop by for a coffee after dropping the kids off in the morning. It has also served as a handy and regular lunch
When Shurwayne Winchester performs everyone is guaranteed to smile. The times he has performed in the Cayman Islands is testament to that. Along with his energetic performances, his interaction with audiences is always amusing.
Caring for the elderly and improving the quality of life for older persons in the Cayman Islands is at the heart of why The Pines Retirement Home (PRH) exists.
Practicing the sweet science and knocking out bad influences are at the heart of the Cayman Islands Boxing Association (CIBA) mission, as Cayman’s national federation for amateur boxing.
I had been hearing loads of good things about Bàcaro, the new restaurant located at the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, but up until now had never had the chance to see what everyone was raving about. Thankfully a window of opportunity came up and we headed up to that gorgeous newly developed, up and com
Rundown, the Cayman National Cultural Foundation’s (CNCF) annual comedy revue, returns to the Harquail Theatre for its 26th season starting Thursday, 26 April through Sunday, 13 May. Fans and followers of the show will be delighted to hear that the first week will feature a special appearance by
Little Cayman may have fewer than 200 persons and limited development, but it is the home of a fully operational marine field research station: the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI).