Topic: Cayman culture

A red sky at night is not only a sailor's delight; it's also a delight for the hundreds of people who attend the annual Cayfest event presented by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation.

Headliner Swanky Kitchen Band and accompanying bands drew sizeable crowds for the concluding festivities of National Heroes Day.

Are we losing our connection to the traditions of the past as some contend or is Cayman, with more than 130 nationalities, a modern multicultural melting pot that can combine the best of its history with the fresh influence of modernity, in its many forms, that comes from outside?

Aspiring entrepreneur Azuka Obi, who calls himself “unapologetically Caymanian”, says he wants his 1503 Apparel clothing label to be a conversation starter for those who may not know about the Cayman Islands.

I have lived in Cayman for over 80 years. And I am now saddened by the recent onslaught on our natural environment and cultural...

There’s a difference between supporting culture, heritage and the arts – something we assuredly do – and supporting a state takeover of culture, heritage and the arts – something we assuredly do not.

George Town Heritage Day activities featured a lot more than pirates for visitors attending the Nov. 15 event at the Farmers Market Grounds. A rich display of Cayman produce was on offer, as well as multicultural heritage and foods in a cool setting. A DJ was spinning music all day.

A number of Cayman’s beloved catboats were in action recently at a regatta that was now become a much anticipated annual tradition in West Bay. Familiar catboats and their skippers and crews, including the Captain D and the Brac Cat, were facing off with some new arrivals on the catboat racing scene, including the Destiny, at the annual David Foster Memorial Race, which took place on Sept. 25.

50 years ago: “Telegram received from D.C.: Tornado hits Cayman Brac."

Ever since he was a little boy, Pedro Watler, 56, has loved to crack almonds.