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Visiting entertainers now need permits to perform

Visiting entertainers now need permits to perform

| 22/11/2022 | 66 Comments

(CNS): Overseas entertainers, artists, dancers and musicians will no longer be able to perform in the Cayman Islands through the grant of a visitor’s work visa. In order to facilitate greater scrutiny of those seeking to play or perform here, promoters and agents are now required to apply to WORC for a temporary work permit, […]

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CIG cuts deal for free World Cup games on TV

CIG cuts deal for free World Cup games on TV

| 22/11/2022 | 31 Comments

(CNS): Local cable and internet TV provider Logic, which has exclusive broadcast rights in the Cayman Islands to the FIFA World Cup, has agreed to provide 22 games for free on CIGTV channels on other providers as well as across its own free over-the-air service. OfReg and the Cayman Islands Government have cut a deal […]

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Air Show to mark 70 years since 1st commercial flight

Air Show to mark 70 years since 1st commercial flight

| 17/11/2022 | 25 Comments

(CNS): The Department of Tourism has rescheduled the Cayman Islands Air Show, which was cancelled during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee due to the weather. The show, which is now scheduled for 3-4 December in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the first commercial plane landing at Owen Roberts International Airport.

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Chloe officially heading to pageant in New Orleans

Chloe officially heading to pageant in New Orleans

| 09/11/2022 | 29 Comments

(CNS): With this year’s winner of the Miss Cayman Islands Universe competition still facing charges of assault, the local pageant committee has said that 1st Runner-Up Chloe Powery-Doxey will represent the Cayman Islands at the Miss Universe Pageant in New Orleans on 14 January. Tiffany Conolly’s criminal trial may not be settled before the Miss […]

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Minister urges support for revamped Pirates Fest

Minister urges support for revamped Pirates Fest

| 08/11/2022 | 78 Comments

(CNS): Culture Minister Bernie Bush is hoping that the community will embrace this year’s Pirates Festival, the first full-scale event since 2019. With a slate of new events as well as several traditional capers, the festival will include plenty of pirate skullduggery as well as local heritage events, competitions, dances, races, food festivals and family days.

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Pageant committee ‘reviewing’ new queen’s criminal case

Pageant committee ‘reviewing’ new queen’s criminal case

| 12/08/2022

(CNS): The situation surrounding the six criminal charges against the new Miss Cayman Universe, Tiffany Conolly (24) from West Bay, is under review, the pageant committee said in a very short statement Thursday. The committee claimed that Conolly met the “established eligibility requirements” to enter the contest and was accepted, even though it appears she […]

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New Cayman Miss Universe facing criminal charges

New Cayman Miss Universe facing criminal charges

| 08/08/2022 | 218 Comments

(CNS): Tiffany LeAnn Conolly (24) from West Bay collected a catalogue of prizes on Saturday evening when she was crowned Miss Cayman Islands Universe at the annual beauty pageant at the Westin Hotel. But her victory was met with dismay across social media as she is facing a number of criminal charges in relation to […]

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DCI continues to clamp down on Sunday music

DCI continues to clamp down on Sunday music

| 04/08/2022 | 68 Comments

(CNS): The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) is now conducting regular spot checks throughout the island every weekend to enforce a law that prevents bar owners from playing music on a Sunday. Under what some see as discriminatory legislation, since hotels and restaurants can play some music, regular local bars are banned from even […]

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Rain stops play for several Jubilee events

Rain stops play for several Jubilee events

| 01/06/2022 | 18 Comments

(CNS): A number of the planned activities to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, including the Air Show and the Wee Royal Tea Party and Concert, have been postponed due to the rainy forecast. With Grand Cayman expecting a deluge of rain over the next few days, several outdoor events have been moved or rescheduled. […]

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Air Show postponed as bad weather dampens Jubilee

Air Show postponed as bad weather dampens Jubilee

| 31/05/2022 | 18 Comments

(CNS): The Cayman Islands Air Show, scheduled for 3-4 June as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration weekend, has been postponed until further notice due to the bad weather expected this weekend. The forecast is for heavy rain and thunderstorms over the next week and officials said a decision was made to cancel for […]

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Airshow returns as part of Jubilee celebrations

Airshow returns as part of Jubilee celebrations

| 19/05/2022 | 81 Comments

(CNS): Two decades after the Cayman Islands last held the much loved annual event, the Air Show is returning as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration weekend. On the morning of Friday, 3 June, world-class pilots and aerospace specialists will perform aerobatic demonstrations in the airspace above Grand Cayman’s Public Beach, followed by an […]

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