Topic: Light Up The Night

With pink glow sticks in their hands and a mission of raising breast cancer awareness in their hearts hundreds took to Seven Mile Beach for the annual "Light up the Night" walk on Saturday night.

The annual Light Up Night Beach Walk along Seven Mile Beach to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Foundation will be held on 4 March, and registration for the event is now open, organisers have announced.

Every year, a swath of pink makes its way along the sand to raise money for the Breast Cancer Foundation. On 5 March at 7pm,...

When the sun goes down, it sometimes leaves a rosy glow painted on the clouds before night settles in and the stars come out...

More than 1,200 people took part Saturday evening in the Breast Cancer Foundation’s 10th annual ‘Light Up the Night’ beach walk.

Men showed their support for the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre by gamely slipping into women’s footwear Thursday to take ‘A Walk in Her Shoes’ in Camana Bay to raise money for a new shelter.

Hundreds of people walked for breast-cancer awareness Saturday night at the Cayman Islands Breast Cancer Foundation’s ninth Light Up the Night event.

Every year, people gather to walk by the light of the silvery moon along Seven Mile Beach.

Weekender Editor Vicki Wheaton shares the weekend's top events, including the return of the Botanic Park's Orchid Show and Off the Beaten Track at Tiki Beach. Looking for something different? Stay tuned to hear about touring Cayman's magical mangroves.

On March 3, hundreds of participants will walk from Royal Palms along Seven Mile Beach to The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman (where refreshments will be available), and back again. Why? For the annual Light Up The Night beach walk, of course!