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The-wharf

The Wharf Restaurant



Into The Night

Mar 1, 2010



Dancing the night away at The Wharf

The Wharf Restaurant at the start of the “Seven Mile Beach Strip”, in addition to its outdoor Ports Of Call bar and its fine cuisine, offers special entertainment nights.

Salsa under the stars every Tuesday night - a popular activity for locals and tourists alike. Free lessons start from 9:30pm till 10:30pm and the instructors will happily assist you in perfecting your newly learned Latin moves.

Every Friday and Saturday night, harpist Eugenio Leon serenades patrons at their tables, and expertly strums your favorites on request.

If you are looking for something with a bit more pizzaz, The Wharf serves up the Ultimate 80’s Night, every second Friday of each month.

And if the 70s are your decade of choice, join the disco divas at The Wharf on the last Friday of each month for the popular Boogie Nights Old School Dance Party – which lasts through 2:00am.

CURRENTS

That Cayman Magic - What Is It That Makes Cayman So Special?

Anyone who was born, lives on or visits the Cayman Islands knows there is something unique about the three islands - something that makes you want to stay and pulls you back when you are away.



DRAGON BAY LIVING

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Boating At Dragon Bay

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Celebrating Food & Wine at Dragon Bay

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Great Reading At Dragon Bay

The Romanov Bride: A Novel by Robert Alexander and Death of a Valentine (Hamish Macbeth Mysteries) by M. C. Beaton



AT THE RITZ-CARLTON

Easter At The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

Easter at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman offers delights for children of all ages – the youngsters and the young at heart. From sumptuous Easter feasts to Easter Egg hunts and personal visits from the Easter Bunny, it is a magical time of celebration throughout the resort.



CAYMAN CULTURE

Easter In Cayman

Growing up in Cayman, there were a few things that were de rigueur to properly celebrate Easter.



Footprints In History: Traditional Architecture

Cayman’s first settlers in the 1700s brought their own home-building traditions with them. The English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish had memories of timber-framed, brick or stone houses; and the African slaves’ knowledge was of mud-walled homes with grass roofs. These diverse traditions combined to develop a uniquely Caymanian building style.



Into The Night

Into the Night, dancing the night away at The Wharf



Cayman Islands – Culinary Capital Of The Caribbean

Cayman, with its extensive selection of restaurants and cuisines, is widely acknowledged as the culinary capital of the Caribbean.



Stuart Wilson & Love Culture

A truly home-grown Caymanian artist, Stuart Wilson most recently showcased his roots, rock, reggae musical style for the Haiti Relief Concert at the Brick House – which raised over $16,000 in donations to assist our Caribbean neighbor.



ECO MATTERS

Bottled Water - Tap Into Alternatives!

The consumption of bottled water is an environmental challenge throughout the world especially in areas where there is little or no recycling.



HAPPENINGS ON GRAND CAYMAN

Apoise Auction – The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman

One of the world's largest megayachts is to be sold at an unreserved auction at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman on March 30.



IMAGES OF CAYMAN

By The Sea

Photography captures the fleeting moments.





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