Welcome to "The Resilience of Grand Cayman: Surviving Hurricane Ivan," an exhibition dedicated to one of the most powerful and devastating storms in the history of the Caribbean. On September 11, 2004, Hurricane Ivan, a ferocious Category 5 storm, unleashed its full fury on Grand Cayman. This exhibition chronicles the harrowing events before, during, and after the hurricane, highlighting the island's extraordinary resilience in the face of overwhelming destruction.
Our Mission Statement
Through our dynamic programmes, exhibits and collections, the National Museum is the living connection to Cayman's past; we ensure that future generations have the opportunity to experience our island's unique natural and cultural heritage.
FEATURED EXHIBIT
Slavery be dead...we be free!
Through May 2025
Explore the history of slavery and emancipation in the Cayman Islands. Discover how our ancestors gained freedom without slave registrations. Learn about the pivotal 1835 decision granting complete freedom from August 1st, 1834.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Quadrille Dancing Workshop
Saturday, 28 September 2024 (2:00-4:00pm)
Join us for an exciting Quadrille Dancing Workshop and immerse yourself in Cayman's vibrant cultural heritage! Learn the six traditional figures of the Quadrille, our beloved national dance, in a fun and welcoming environment. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a beginner, this workshop is perfect for all skill levels. Non-members can join for $65 CI, while members enjoy a discounted rate of $58 CI.
Ensuring that future generations have the opportunity to experience our island's unique natural and cultural heritage.
