Danielle Neeson

Brittanni Seymour tells Weekender about life as a young businesswoman carving out a career in Cayman’s food industry.

With our close proximity to the U.S., both Thanksgiving and Black Friday have become recognized events here in Cayman and with both just around the corner, there are a few preparations to be made.

Hair and beauty trends can be fickle and sometimes difficult to duplicate in the real world, but choosing the right one to channel can take your look up a notch with very little effort. Here are the best styles to try at home this season without the fear of looking like a hot mess.

The annual celebration of cocktails and the island’s finest mixologists is back and kicks off this month with a whole host of activities, events and delicious drinks.

When planning for the future, there are lots of small changes that you can make to your daily routine that will make a positive impact on your budget.

The year 2018 marks the 60th anniversary of the Cayman Island’s Coat of Arms and Celebrate Cayman, an organization within the Cayman Island’s government, is hosting a cultural extravaganza to kick off the summer holidays and mark this momentous occasion.

If you haven’t yet heard of 3 Girls and a Kiln, it is high time you did. Budding artists or those looking for a creative way to express themselves have been beating a path to its doors since it first opened.

Now that Christmas and the season of excess and overindulgence is over for another year, it is back to porridge (and reality).

It is safe to say that as awards seasons go, 2017 is over. In fact, January starts the ball rolling all over again.

This dream product is an oil that protects your hair color from damaging UVA and UVB rays.

Christmas in the Caribbean doesn’t necessarily bring the classic celebrations we see in the northern hemisphere. But we don’t need snow and reindeers when we have sunshine and stingrays. To help get us into that yuletide spirit, the Cayman Winter Carnival is back this holiday season.