Cayman National Cultural Foundation
✓ Verified non-profitGovernment / public body
Statutory authority promoting Caymanian arts, culture and heritage through theatres, festivals and grants
About
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation is a statutory authority of the Cayman Islands Government, registered on the NPO Registry and managed by an independent Board of Directors. It works to develop, preserve and celebrate Caymanian culture across music, performance, literature, visual arts, dance, comedy, research and education, supporting artists through grants, training and professional development. CNCF manages the Harquail and Studio Theatres at the FJ Harquail Cultural Centre, the Helen Harquail Culture & Heritage Library and the Mind's Eye Centre, home to the cottage and art collection of the late Gladwyn K. 'Miss Lassie' Bush. It runs festivals and events such as Cayfest and Gimistory, along with workshops, exhibitions and arts education programmes on site and in the community, and welcomes donations, sponsorship and volunteering.
Board & team
As published by Cayman National Cultural Foundation on their own website.
- Stephen PriceChairman
- Sulekha TummalaDeputy Chairman
- Angela WhittakerTreasurer
- Rosalie TwoheyManaging Director
- Yainelys EbanksArts Administrator
- Michelle CayouetteClient Engagement Manager
- Nicole DurrantEducation and Research Officer
Volunteer opportunities (0)
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In the news
Coverage of Cayman National Cultural Foundation in the Cayman press.
- New grant created in honour of Morgan DaCosta
caymancompass.com · 10 February 2025
- ‘Rundown’ returns to Harquail with more belly laughs
caymancompass.com · 19 April 2018
- The F.J. Harquail Cultural Centre: 30 years of making culture count
caymancompass.com · 30 October 2015
- Dress for success at Cayman’s National Arts Fest
caymancompass.com · 27 April 2012
- Minister asks for more culture for less money
archive.caymannewsservice.com · 15 September 2010
- Cultural Foundation’s happy campers
caymancompass.com · 30 July 2010