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.

Liquor and Music and Dancing licence holders will get an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve.

Liquor licence holders will be granted an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve.

Liquor licence holders will be able to close later than usual on 1 January 2024.

The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI), along with the Liquor Licensing Board for Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands, wishes to advise the public of Christmas Day-related restrictions...

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.

Liquor licence holders in the Sister Islands now have the option to extend their hours of operation, including for this holiday season.

The Liquor Licensing Boards for Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have formally agreed on extending operating hours during the holiday season for liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands.

Liquor licence holders can now extend their operating hours, according to the acting chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board of Grand Cayman.

The decision is of interest for what it says about what happens to such rights when (1) the hotel and resort cease to operate; and (2) certain of the facilities cease to be usable.