Junior Batabano is set to hit the streets of George Town on Saturday May 11, 2019 with the theme “Once Upon A Turtle”, which pays homage to Cayman’s turtling heritage.
Read MoreHaving served as the National Carnival of the Cayman Islands since the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman established Batabano in 1983, the Cayman Carnival Batabano Committee welcomes the Government's decision to no longer grant road closure permission for a second carnival parade on a separate date, on Grand Cayman.
Read MoreThe Cayman Carnival Batabano Committee is thrilled to announce that there will be fifteen (15) masquerade bands, groups, and floats in the Batabano parade this Saturday May 4, 2019, with up to 4,000 masqueraders anticipated this year.
Read MoreOrganizers of Cayman Carnival Batabano are bringing back its signature dinner show, Le Masque, at the historic Pedro St. James Castle on May 2, 2019, featuring “The Violin Queen”, Mapy, with her unique fusion of Soca and Afro-Beat violin music.
Read MoreThe Cayman Carnival Batabano Committee is pleased to welcome the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman as a sponsor for the national carnival’s Junior Batabano Street Parade and Family Fun Day, slated for Saturday May 11, 2019.
Read MoreThe Cayman Carnival Batabano Commitee loves hearing from new masqueraders who are interested in playing mas in Cayman's only national carnival. We recently received a question asking "how does it work" as far as researching, choosing, and paying for costumes. Use this handy overview as a guide to getting you in costume and on the road in Batabano!
Read MoreThe Cayman Carnival Batabano Committee (CCBC), the Cayman Islands Mas Band Association (CIMBA), and the Braccanal Committee, stand unified in full agreement with the public's call for the return to one carnival on Grand Cayman, like it had been since Batabano’s inception in 1983 until 2016 when a local group of private investors broke away and started their own separate carnival on Braccanal’s long-established dates.
Read MoreThe rescheduled Junior Batabano Pan on Parade Concert, sponsored by Dart and Flow, is set to be hosted this Saturday May 12, 2018 from 4pm on the beautiful Crescent at Camana Bay.
Read MoreAs the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, it’s only fitting that Cayman's national carnival, Batabano, has a Food Festival that delights the senses. This year, as the Batabano Food Festival sees a record 27 vendors registered, local insurance company, Saxon, is spicing up the Batabano Food Festival as its title sponsor.
Read MoreCayman Carnival Batabano is proudly celebrating its 35th anniversary as the national carnival of the Cayman Islands (since 1983), with the ongoing sponsorship and support of the Cayman Islands Ministry of District Administration, Tourism, and Transport.
Read MoreMore than 450 students from government and private schools in the Cayman Islands are busy planning their costume presentation and dance routines for the 17th annual Junior Batabano street parade set for Saturday April 28, 2018.
Read MoreThe 34th annual Cayman Carnival Batabano culminated on Saturday May 6th, 2017 with Fresh Carnival taking home the coveted “Band Of The Year” title for the second year in a row. Tribal came in a close second by only 1 point.
Read MoreEntertainers at Batabano’s Friday night fete on Harbour Drive May 5th, 2017 will be performing on a state-of-art stage with professional sound and lighting by Cayman’s largest full service production company, Hopscotch Productions!
Read MoreCayman Compass – April 28 2016 Youngsters are encouraged to get into the carnival spirit with this year’s Junior Batabano. The event, which includes a family fun day, takes place on Saturday. More than 200 children from local schools and youth groups are already signed up to join in the colorful parade, which kicks off
Read MoreFor the first time ever, Cayman Carnival is bringing a J’Ouvert Parade to Cayman as part of the annual Batabano Festival. Early birds need to set their alarm clocks, because believe it or not, the parade begins at 4 a.m. Yep – you read that correctly – 4 o’clock in the a.m. It’s like a marathon for revelers.
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