Holders of liquor, music and dancing licences across the Cayman Islands are reminded of the restrictions in place for the upcoming Easter period.

Liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands are reminded of the usual Good Friday stipulations as Good Friday is this Friday, 18 April.

Grand Cayman, 26 March 2024 – Liquor licence holders, and music and dancing licence holders, are reminded of their legal obligations regarding Good Friday activities. This year, Good Friday is 29 March.

Cabinet has approved the Music and Dancing (Control) Amendment Bill, 2022 (The Amendment Bill) to equalise economic opportunities for owners of stand-alone bars...

Acquiring artworks, antiques, and other collectibles is a common pastime of private clients, for reasons that can vary greatly from profit-making to maintaining cultural ties, or simply as a general reflection of their interests

It is also a pastime that has become incredibly popular over the past few years with the industry now valued at over US$70 billion.

The Department of Commerce and Investment held a special meeting at Constitution Hall on Tuesday, 26 July, in relation to music and dancing on Sundays.