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Bringing our community together starts with knowing what’s happening! Submit your upcoming event to the Compass Community Calendar, featured across the websites of Island 98.9, Z99, Rooster 101 and Rewind 94.9.

From community gatherings and cultural celebrations to fundraisers, workshops and family activities, we’d love to hear what you’re planning.

Complete the form below with your event details. Please include an accurate date, time, location, admission information and a contact for enquiries. If you’re uploading a flyer, please also enter the essential details in the form.

All submissions are reviewed before publication. Submitting an event does not guarantee approval, on-air mentions or additional promotional coverage.

Let’s keep Cayman connected!

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