5 things you need to know!

Always A Hero

Captain Keith Parker Tibbetts has been given the distinguished title of National Hero in the Cayman Islands - a first for Cayman Brac. As a war veteran, political representative, entrepreneur and more, Captain Tibbetts dedicated his life to serving our islands and its people. Ernest Craddock Ebanks, Frank Hugh George Scotland, and Francine Eldona Jackson have also been honoured as National Heroes. To read the full story, click here.

Turning the Tide Together

The Alex Panton Foundation Youth Mental Health Symposium is back for its 8th year on 15 February at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman. This year’s theme, "Turning the Tide Together: Providing Hope for our Youth,” will foster important conversations about the way forward for youth mental health in the Cayman Islands. Register here today!

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The 10th Annual Coco Fest returns on 22 February, celebrating the rich history and love for the Cayman coconut. Held at Pedro St. James, this event brings the community together to enjoy coconut-based products, delicacies and crafts. Tickets are CI$15 for adults, CI$5 for children ages 6-12, and free for those under 5.

One Bag At A Time

Foster’s is stepping up its sustainability game by eliminating single-use plastic bags at checkout, as of yesterday. Customers will now be offered a reusable alternative for CI$0.25. Proceeds will support initiatives, charities, and campaigns that work towards the removal of single-use plastics in the Cayman Islands. Go green!

Cayman Takes the Catwalk

Four Caymanian models - Georgina Kerford, Brianna Livingston, Tia McLaughlin, and Isla Bishop - are headed to London Fashion Week. As one of the industry’s ‘Big Four,’ London Fashion Week offers a moment to showcase the diversity and beauty of Caymanian women on an international stage.

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