From Pirates Week Festival

“Sip, Sample and Celebrate”

Event: Music for your Palate

Date: Saturday, 26th April 2014

Time: 7:00pm – 8:00pm (Bubbles Reception)   8:00pm – 11:45pm (Live entertainment and Global Cuisine)      Cash Bar available all night

Location: The ARC at Camana Bay

Ticket Price: CI$55 pre-sold   CI$65 at the gate   Corporate rate:  buy 5 get 1 free

Ticket outlets: Pirates Week Office, The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, The West Indies Wine Company, Book and Book, and Funky Tangs.

Dive into an evening filled with an eclectic mixture of great music, fine wine and culinary delights.  Music for your Palate is one of a series of signature events leading up to our flagship event, The Pirates Week Festival. Proceeds will be used specifically to fund the Fireworks and Family Fun Day; two of the festival’s main family events.

The event takes place on Saturday, 26th April 2014 at the ARC at Camana Bay starting with a fine wine (Bubbles) reception 7-8pm and 8pm-12am enjoy live entertainment and global cuisine; cash bar available.

Tickets are only CI$55 pre-sold and CI$65 at the door.  For businesses wishing to reward their employees with a great evening out, buy five tickets and get one free.  Ticket outlets include: Pirates Week Office, The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, The West Indies Wine Company, Book and Book, and Funky Tangs.

Those attending this event will have the pleasure of:

•          Sampling irresistible culinary delights, a virtual “Melting Pot” of flavours from 5 continents prepared by Mise en Place

•          Tasting fine wine during the Bubbles reception; compliments of Concha y Toro

•          Enjoying incredible live musical performances from Cayman’s top musicians: Michael LeMay, Gone Country, Rico Rolando, The Safeword, Suite Elite, and Hi-Tide; and

•          Being a part of the growing number of persons who support the Cayman Islands’ biggest annual event, our National Festival, “Pirates Week”.

This event is proudly sponsored by:  The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT), DART, Camana Bay, Radio Cayman, Star 97.2 and dms Broadcasting and Concha y Toro.

ABOUT PIRATES WEEK

Pirates Week was started in 1977 as a vehicle to stimulate tourist arrivals during the off-season and designed to integrate tourism into the Caymanian community.  Today the festival, which is part of the Tourism Attractions Board, is a celebration of Caymanian culture and is officially referred to as “Pirates Week National Festival”. However, it still acts as a tourism magnet and is still popularly referred to as “Pirates Week”.

It is estimated to draw over 35,000 patrons over the 15 days of the festival. Among that number are a significant number of tourists.

The festival takes place at the beginning of November starting off with either of the Sister Islands (rotated annually), then mid-November with Grand Cayman, and closing again with, either of the Sister Islands.

For more information, please contact the Pirates Week Office on 949-5078 or via email: [email protected]