AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLocal Arts & Education: The National Gallery’s Walkers Art Club opens registration for its 2026 session on 21 August, with free classes for ages 5–17 across Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, covering everything from ceramics and painting to collage, outdoor observational art, and patternmaking. Conservation & Community: The National Trust broke ground on a new Blue Iguana Conservation office and laboratory at Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, a 1,200sqft “living classroom” with a medical lab, research space, incubators, and an education room to support the programme’s 36-year mission. Health & Babies: Rotary Central Cayman Islands donated a Natus CFM Brainz Monitor to the HSA NICU, boosting real-time seizure detection and helping guide therapeutic hypothermia decisions for newborns. Sports Spotlight: Cayman’s 3x3 teams made history at the Caribbean Cup, sweeping five medals across Stops 1 and 2—two gold, two silver, and one bronze—with every Cayman team finishing on the podium. Travel & Entertainment Buzz: A tourist was bitten by a suspected barracuda or shark off Governor’s Beach and is expected to recover, while Seven Mile Beach visitors are being pointed toward Grenada’s quieter Morne Rouge Beach as a less-crowded alternative. Tech & Business (Cayman-linked): Eightpoint Technologies says it’s investing again at Cayman Enterprise City’s Signal House, reaffirming its long-term commitment to the zone.
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