National Gallery of the Cayman Islands

Hours and Info

The National Gallery welcomes you Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, and on Saturdays 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. The National Gallery is closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Admission is free, (donations appreciated).

Food and beverages are not allowed inside the Gallery. Non-flash photography for personal use is allowed except in special exhibitions and where specifically prohibited.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 10197
Grand Cayman  KY1-1002
Cayman Islands

Directions

The National Gallery is located on the waterfront, on the ground floor of Harbour Place, 103 South Church Street, in the capital George Town. (Harbour Place is just south of the harbour front area, opposite Paradise Bar & Grill, and beside Ugland and Queensgate buildings.)

Accessibility
Parking is available on South Church Street in front of Harbour Place, and directly behind the building in Harbour Place's multi-level car park, free of charge.

Wheelchair and Stroller Accessibility
The South Church Street entrance to Harbour Place has a ramp to accommodate visitors in wheelchairs and with strollers, and the National Gallery is both wheelchair and stroller-friendly.

'Seeing-eye' Dogs
The National Gallery welcomes visitors with service dogs.

For more Information
For further information or for answers to additional questions about accessibility, please call us at (345) 945-8111 and we will do everything possible to accommodate your needs.

Written by Emerentienne Paschalides and Illustrated by Hector Pachalides

This mother and son duo live in Grand Cayman and started the book as a personal project to record his experience of life in the Cayman Islands. Special thanks to the Paschalides family!

CI$15.00 each.

The dynamic energy and beauty of the Cayman Islands come alive in reproductions of paintings by Caymanian artists Maureen Andersen, Wray Banker, David Bridgeman, Randy Chollette, Chris Christian, Al Ebanks, Charles Long, and Nasaria Suckoo-Chollette.  The set of eight cards and envelopes are

CI$12.00 each.

Written by Henry Muttoo with Karl "Jerry" Craig

Gladwyne "Lassie" Bush never attended an art class but at the age of 62, insired by a vision, she began painting on her own in the seclusion of her home. She produced an astonsihing array of creations that many art experts rate as some of the finest work this genre has ever seen.

CI$30.00.

Perk up your morning with the bright blue coffee mug personalized with the National Gallery logo.

$7.00 each.

Former National Gallery employee and now full time artist, Mr. Bridgeman has given these prints to the gallery at a low rate to help aid our fundraising efforts.

$20.00 each.