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The Cayman Islands Agricultural Show is one of the biggest community events around, drawing thousands of visitors. Granted, a first prize cow might not stir everyone’s passion, but this annual event has much more to offer.
Save the Date
The 45th edition of the show is set to take place on
Wednesday Feb 22nd, ASH WEDNESDAY
at the Market at the Grounds in Lower Valley
With your Hosts AUSTIN HARRIS AND DEE KELLY!
The show is not only about agriculture, but represents all things Caymanian, with a strong focus on the cultural aspect of Cayman as well. This is a popular and fun day out, whether or not you have any interest in agriculture. With food stalls aplenty and activities for kids, there is more than enough to keep everyone entertained.
Get There Early
The show kicks off early, with the gates opening at 8am. With some 10,000 people expected to visit the show, there is bound to be a great vibe.
Tickets to the event will be $10 for adults, $5 for children from two to 12 years old and free for children younger than two.
There will also be special gate prizes, with a GREAT frist prize to win!
A special children’s play area is also planned, which will include a petting zoo, pony rides, a maze, games, story-telling, arts and crafts and even a bouncing castle – more than enough to keep your little ones entertained all day.
For even more information, log on to the Cayman Islands Agriculture Society website at www.cisa.ky and the society’s Facebook page
THE FOLLOWING MEASURES WILL BE PUT IN PLACE BETWEEN
7am and 5pm ON Wednesday, February 22nd
IN THE LOWER VALLEY AREA TO HELP ASSIT WITH THE TRAFFIC FLOW
Travelling east from Savannah, two lanes will be available for those heading east.
· The left hand, eastbound lane is for those wishing to travel beyond the grounds and the right hand, eastbound lane is for those wishing to enter the grounds.
· The westbound lane will function as normal.
· Daniels Dr. will be closed.
· Armstrong Ave. will be used as the entrance to the Agricultural Grounds, one way only.
· Agricola Dr. will be used as the exit back to Shamrock Rd., one way only.
Inspector Adrian Barnett of the Traffic Management Department said: ‘Motorists are asked to be extra cautious when travelling to the show or when passing through Lower Valley. Some congestion is likely due to the popularity of the Agricultural Show and we would urge all road users to exercise caution and patience so that everyone has a safe and enjoyable day.”