Topic: Family Fun Day

The top story in the Tuesday,18 May, 1976 issue of the Caymanian Compass was a ‘Family Fair Day’ to celebrate Commonwealth Day. The official opening address was by Acting Governor Desmond Watler. Approximately 400 people attended the opening, with participation growing to thousands during the day’s activities, the Compass reported.

Families came to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park on Sunday 25 Jan. for the Family Fun Day presented by the Garden Club of Grand Cayman

The Garden Club of Grand Cayman held its annual Family Fun Day at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park on Sunday, 26 Jan., which was enjoyed by local and visiting families.

More than 1,100 visitors descended on the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park for its annual Family Fun Day, which raised at least $7,000 for the park’s new Children’s Garden.

The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation is hosting a Family Fun Day on Seven Mile Public Beach on Saturday, March 31, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Royal Palms Beach Club.

Are you looking for something fun to do with the family while getting them out into the fresh air? The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park has just the answer when it hosts its annual Family Fun Day, in partnership with the Garden Club of Grand Cayman.

The business end of Seven Mile Beach was open for pleasure on Saturday, when the Cayman Port opened to the community for its Family Fun Day. The public was treated to music, free boat rides and a host of games and activities for children in a scenic location right on the water.

The Committee to Elect Ed Chisholm is holding a Family Fun Day this weekend.The event is from 3-5 p.m. Saturday, March 25, at the North Side play field, a press release states.

A blustery weekend did not stop members of the Cayman community from coming out last Saturday to support adults with special needs at the Sunrise Adult Training Centre’s annual Family Fun Day.

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.

Exciting games, tasty treats and clear skies made for a fun day at the Brac’s recent family fair.

An afternoon of family fun hosted recently by the National Trust had kids getting up close and personal with Cayman’s wilder side.

The Cayman Turtle Farm’s recent Family Fun Day was such a success, the venue is planning on holding regular family events in the coming months.

The weather cooperated for the highly anticipated Family Fun Day at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park in North Side. “Family Fun Day was an...