Topic: Camana Bay
Festive delights to make at home
There’s no doubt that this time of year revolves around lots of Christmas cheer and food.
EDITORIAL – Westward ho! Cayman’s future is Seven Mile Beach
“Go west, young man, and grow up with the country.”
Over the past decade, the closest thing the Cayman Islands government has had to a...
Hundreds flock to annual Pink Ladies Christmas Bazaar
The annual Pink Ladies Christmas Tea and Bazaar drew hundreds to the Arts and Recreation Centre in Camana Bay Saturday.
St. Ignatius students win debate double honors
Young debaters from across the Cayman Islands went head to head testing their public speaking skills last month at a tournament that culminated in an exciting final held at the ARC hall at Camana Bay.
Counting down to Parade of Lights
The Crescent at Camana Bay will see a flotilla of Christmas revelry on Saturday as Cayman 27’s Parade of Lights cruises by. The annual holiday event featuring a Christmas concert, lighted boat parade competition and fireworks attracts thousands of spectators.
Mourant Ozannes swaps desks for community work
Mourant Ozannes staff helped the Cayman Islands Humane Society, the Francis Bodden Children’s Home, the YMCA After-school Care Program at Sir John A. Cumber School and the Lighthouse School during the law firm’s annual Away Day.
Runners show festive spirit
There were plenty of Santa Claus sightings on Sunday morning as runners and walkers donned red-and-white suits and hats to take part in the Camana Bay Santa Run.
Colleges to present music concert
Music fans will get to hear the differences between a Cayman and an American Christmas with a special concert at the Crescent in Camana Bay next month.
The only calendar you’ll need this Christmas
There are already Christmas items in the shops and festive ads on the television, now that the holiday season is near. The local calendar is filling up with events guaranteed to get people in the holiday spirit, beginning with the Christmas tree lighting at Camana Bay on Saturday.
Don’t miss these December movies at Regal Camana Bay [WITH TRAILERS]
The weather outside is never frightful in Cayman, so if you’ve been craving the cool, dark atmosphere of London at 5 p.m., then watching...
‘Light up a Life’ in remembrance
The festive season is approaching, and in the midst of all the parties and present buying, Cayman HospiceCare is inviting the Cayman community to take time out to remember and celebrate loved ones who have passed or are far away during the season, yet remain very close to hearts here.
McEnroe, Courier, Seles returning to Cayman for Legends tournament
Tennis stars John McEnroe, Jim Courier, Monica Seles and Daniela Hantuchova will be the headliners at next year’s Legends tournament in Camana Bay. The event will return to Festival Green on Friday evening, Feb. 17, and will include men’s singles and mixed doubles.
Thousands celebrate tree lighting
Thousands turned out to observe the annual Tree Lighting ceremony at Camana Bay on Saturday.
The only calendar you’ll need this Christmas
There are already Christmas items in the shops and festive ads on the television, now that the holiday season is near. The local calendar is filling up with events guaranteed to get people in the holiday spirit, beginning with the Christmas tree lighting at Camana Bay on Saturday.
Pink Ladies prepare for Christmas Bazaar
The annual Pink Ladies Christmas Tea and Bazaar takes place on Saturday, Dec. 3, at the Arts and Recreation Centre in Camana Bay. The bazaar has something for everyone, including handmade crafts and homemade cakes, as well as entertainment for all. It runs from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Dart plans next phase of Camana Bay expansion
Developer Dart Real Estate has submitted a planning application for an underpass along West Bay Road, the next phase of its ambitious plan to expand Camana Bay and create “sea-to-sound” connectivity between the Town Centre and Seven Mile Beach. A first underpass for the re-routed Esterley Tibbetts Highway has already been built.
New species of ant found near Camana Bay
Most people coming off cruise ships in Grand Cayman go to the beach or visit Stingray City. James Wetterer visited in April and found a new species of ant. Mr. Wetterer, a zoologist at Florida Atlantic University, makes a habit of looking for ants when he travels. He found the new species while his daughter and mother were touring the history museum on the waterfront.
EDITORIAL – Kimpton Seafire: A new landmark on Seven Mile Beach
As the Kimpton Seafire welcomes its first guests, we take this opportunity to welcome our first new major hotel and resort to Grand Cayman in nearly a decade. At the same time, we congratulate and applaud everyone in the Dart and Kimpton organizations who enabled this project to progress from their original vision to today’s ribbon-cutting.
Boxing legend Pacquiao coming to Cayman
Manny Pacquiao, the boxing legend, politician and most famous man in the Philippines, is coming to the Cayman Islands in January to host the Island Rumble boxing event.
‘Revolting Rhymes’ winners announced
Young school-age poets took some of Roald Dahl’s “Revolting Rhymes” and ran with them, putting their own ending to the poems as part of a Literary Month competition in September. The winners of the competition were announced this week.
Happening this weekend: Fireworks, jamboree & Remembrance Day
Here's some of the top events of the weekend.
Monster Dash helps Save Our Youth
The second annual Save Our Youth Monster Dash on Oct. 22 at Camana Bay raised money to help fund SOY’s youth-centered initiatives held throughout the year, including the SOY Achievement Medallion Awards, the SOY Club, the SOY Community Service Awards, SOY Student of the Month Awards and the SOY Second Chance program.
Arrest made in fight at Camana Bay
A fight broke out among several young men along Market Street at Camana Bay around 11:30 p.m. Saturday, police reported, and one youth said his phone was stolen. The attackers ran away before security arrived.
Fundraising banquet at Kimpton all about oceans
The Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa is getting ready for the season with its second major event in November. The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, in collaboration with the Kenneth B. Dart Foundation, is hosting its annual fundraising dinner on Nov. 12 with guest speaker Dr. Sylvia Earle, famed oceanographer and scientist.
November movies at Camana Bay
This is an interesting few weeks at the cinema, as the end of October tends to bring the horror flicks to the big screen, yet Thanksgiving and Christmas films creep into theaters in early November.
Caribbean flavors on display
The products and services of farmers and agribusiness entrepreneurs were on display Thursday in Camana Bay as part of a regional conference and trade show.
Halloween celebrations get under way
It’s that time of year again when ghouls, pumpkin heads, witches and skeletons seem to appear at almost every corner. Camana Bay got into the spirit of the season Wednesday with this Halloween display.
Cut-a-thon raises $9,000
Eclipze Hair Design’s Cut-a-thon over the weekend so far has raised $9,000 for breast cancer awareness.
Ghoulishly good times at Camana Bay
Halloween is one of the favorite times of year for both children and adults. One simply has to look at all the films and programs dedicated to the subject to understand the age range to which it appeals. Everything from the Great Pumpkin and Charlie Brown to an extreme number of Michael Myers movies and other horror flicks, indicates that Halloween is alive and well in the 21st century.
Monster Dash 5K set for Oct. 22
Get a jump on Halloween by taking part in the Save Our Youth Foundation Monster Dash 5K Walk/Run fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 22, at Camana Bay. All participants are encouraged to wear costumes for the family friendly event; the race is open to all, with strollers and kids welcome.
Eclipze clips hair for a cause
For those in search of a quick trim or manicure, Eclipze’s annual Cut-A-Thon provides the opportunity to help others while changing your look. Eclipze Hair Design & Day Spa is holding its 16th Annual Cut-A-Thon in aid of breast cancer awareness on Oct. 23, and is offering cuts for a fraction of the normal price.
Ghosts, monsters and princesses: This week’s ‘don’t miss’ events
Ghosts, monsters and princesses running around – oh my! Save Our Youth Monster Dash; NCVO Radio/Telethon; 16th Annual Cut-A-Thon; ‘Breeze Through Broadway’; and Artisan Market.
Island Roast cooks up funds for charity
What’s the point of living in the Caribbean if you can’t kick your shoes off and wiggle your toes in the sand, even at an evening event? The yearly Island Roast, presented by Feed Our Future Cayman, allows for just that. It is held at Coral Beach, Camana Bay, next to Royal Palms and shoes are optional.
This is what’s playing at the movies in October
Fans of film and Halloween will no doubt be looking for some horror films on the roster in October. “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” could be considered slightly creepy, but the weekend of Oct. 28 brings scarier fare to the table.
Expanded highway section costs US$5 million
It will cost the government US$5 million to expand a section of the Esterley Tibbetts Highway from two to four lanes at its southern end in George Town, Planning Minister Kurt Tibbetts confirmed Wednesday.
EDITORIAL – Dart’s bridge to the future
The burgeoning Maris Avenue Bridge is, to us, an outward sign of the Dart Group’s hopes and plans for their future in the Cayman Islands.
This week only: Oktoberfest, book sale, brunch and more
Events this week include ‘Yes Minister’; the 2016 Breast Cancer Gala Dinner; Red Cross Thrift Shop book sale; the 5th edition of Cayman bRUNch; and an Oktoberfest fundraising event.
In our beauty bags: New must-have products
New products and collections for Autumn/Winter 2016 are about to hit the market, meaning you will be spoiled for choice if you are looking to overhaul your makeup collection for the season ahead. Here’s our pick of our favorite stand-out just-launched products, along with some exciting discoveries that we think you’ll love.
New Festival Green bridge at Camana Bay takes shape
The six giant beams that will form the backbone of a new bridge at Camana Bay swung into place this week. Using a large crane, Decco, Dart’s development management company, moved the 95-foot beams into place for the new Maris Avenue Bridge, which will connect the central island and Festival Green to the mainland.
Bodden Town teen’s artwork on display in Camana Bay
A Bodden Town teen is bursting with excitement after seeing eight of his digital paintings displayed at a Camana Bay office space. Brandon Saunders, 16, and his mum Shawnette were impressed when they recently paid a visit to FTI Consulting on Market Street and were shown the display by Andrew Morrison.
Corporate football final set for Saturday
The final game of the 2016 Corporate Cup on Saturday will be a rematch of the “Battle of the Law Firms” as Maples takes on Walkers at 3 p.m. at the Camana Bay sports field.
CIS marks a decade at Camana Bay
Cayman International School celebrated a milestone last week when it marked 10 years at Camana Bay.
This is what’s playing at Regal Camana Bay in September
Everyone is back to school in September, so amidst the groans over renewed homework and the end of summer vacation, there can be the...
Abacus shines spotlight on local produce
Abacus has recently launched its purse-friendly Saturday night dinner, which puts the spotlight firmly on Cayman’s local produce.
Donation helps kids ‘find magic in reading’
The first delivery of Roald Dahl books arrived at George Town Primary School on Tuesday morning, courtesy of Camana Bay and Books & Books. In all, 120 Dahl books are being donated to all 15 public primary and secondary schools in Cayman.
Sweet summer treats from Camana Bay
Summertime evokes images of fresh berries and tropical fruits, endless sunshine and lazy evening meals finished off with decadent, yet refreshingly light desserts.
Literacy celebration highlights Roald Dahl’s works
Camana Bay will be celebrating the 100th birthday of renowned children’s author Roald Dahl through September, which is designated Literacy Month.
EDITORIAL – Learn about ‘Literacy Month’: Keep reading …
Consider this editorial not as polite applause for the good people at Camana Bay for their upcoming celebration of “Literacy Month.” Consider it a standing ovation!
Signing set for attorney’s third book
Cayman Islands attorney and author Douglas Schofield will be at Camana Bay’s Books & Books store from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday for a reading and book signing of his third novel “Time of Departure.”
Olympic spirit shines at Camana Bay
Watch, play and celebrate the Games at Camana Bay with a series of events running throughout the two weeks of the Summer Olympics.
Bridge to Festival Green on track
Construction is well under way on a bridge that will accommodate pedestrian and vehicle access from Camana Bay’s Town Centre to Festival Green, the site of a tennis court and helipad and the location of various events, such as the Taste of Cayman.
Mayhem, mystery and murder in August
It’s all happening at the Regal Camana Stadium 6 in the upcoming weeks, with the return of Jason Bourne, the arrival of a “Sausage Party” that is definitely not for the kids, and the premiere of the much-anticipated “Suicide Squad.”
NBA star at summer youth camp
Portland Trail Blazers starter Al-Farouq Aminu, front row, center, was the special guest coach at the Camana Bay Basketball Camp, which ended July 22.
Summer Splash Party to beat the heat
The mercury is rising – of that there is no doubt – and islanders are looking for ways to beat the heat. Staying inside in the air conditioning is one option, but then what fun is that when the sun is shining?
YMCA Summer Camp expands to Savannah
Youngsters in Bodden Town and the eastern districts have a new summer camp option this year.
Customer service focus of Dart training
Dart Realty (Cayman) Ltd. has introduced a new customer service training program for all public-facing positions in Camana Bay, including its security, janitorial and facilities team members, the company said in a press release.
New ferry service for North Sound
A new ferry service, taking passengers across the North Sound from Camana Bay to Rum Point and Kaibo, will start operating Friday.
Summer sidewalk sale returns to Camana Bay
The summer months in Cayman inevitably bring sales at various shops around the island. Boutiques, jewelry stores and home goods emporiums encourage residents to “buy local” by offering discounts on brand name items.
Culture at Cinema: ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’
Fans of both the stage and screen will get the best of both worlds on July 16, when “One Man, Two Guvnors” is shown at the Regal Camana Bay Stadium 6.
Movies at Regal Camana Bay in July
Everyone is out of school by July, and as it’s either a billion degrees outside or thunderin’ rainy, going to watch a film in the air-conditioned comfort of the cinema is a great daytime activity option.
TrinCay planning Seven Mile Beach expansion
TrinCay Medical Services will expand into Seven Mile Beach’s Caribbean Plaza shopping center in late summer, retaining its Camana Bay clinic and offering new specialties in neurosurgery; ear, nose and throat; cardiology and psychiatry.
Esterley Tibbetts underpass taking shape
Work continues on schedule on the new underpass portion of the Esterley Tibbetts Highway through Camana Bay.
Island Living Show 2016
The highly anticipated Island Living Show will take place at Camana Bay’s ARC on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
International coaches boost Academy Sports Club’s youth camp
As part of the Cayman Airways U-14 Invitational Youth Cup, Academy Sports Club is hosting an International Youth Football Camp on Sunday, June 26, at the Camana Bay Sports Complex.
Flowers swimmers take to water this weekend
The Flowers Sea Swim has been around for many years now – a humble acorn that became the mighty tree. Swimmers from all over the world fly here to compete and bask in the hospitality for which the Cayman Islands are famous.
Cayman in Focus: Isy B. fashion show
Cayman Islands fashion designer Isy B. launched her new collection on a runway in front of Sand Angels in Camana Bay on June 2.
Movies hitting screens in June
They do not call them “summer blockbusters” for nothing.
Dart, gov’t sign amended partnership agreement
Developer Dart Realty, the Cayman Islands government and the National Roads Authority have officially signed the third amendment to the NRA agreement, tweaking some aspects of the development partnership.
Lola Bistro now open for dinner
Following its re-brand, Lola Bistro is now open for dinner.
Birthday yoga class to raise funds for charities
To celebrate her 30th birthday, Stephanie Espeut is holding a Hatha yoga class that she hopes will help raise money for three local charities.
Six months later, no charges filed in jewelry store heist
Although two people were arrested in January in connection with a November jewelry store robbery on West Bay Road, no charges have been brought against anyone in connection with the case.
