CayMAS Carnival

CayMAS is back for a bumper 2024!! 

It has now grown into a long weekend of partying and events.

The carnival parade itself is an explosion of Caribbean music, dancing and costumes that brings George Town to life with steel pan bands, floats and a parade on June 29th 2024. Staging starts at 1pm.

Get readddyy fa di roadddd!

The CAYMAS endorsed events are: (Some Venues TBD)

Saturday June 22nd Caymas Jt Parade @ Camana Bay

Wednesday June 26th Soca On The Beach @ Coral Beach,SMB

Thursday June 27th Tribal's J'ouvert Boat Cruise

Thursday June 27th Sundown 

Friday June 29th _uck Work Vibes With Voicey @ Seven Mile Public Beach

Saturday June 29th Chicken Run Breakfast Fete, Aftermas 

Saturday June 29th Road March — Cayman Official Adult Parade Soca Monarch,  in George Town

Sunday June 30th Swanky's Tied-Up Boat Flex 

Swipe the image for the timed Caymas Parade route or click the document folder below!

FYI Motorists: Road Closures

The parade is scheduled to begin at 2:00PM and sections of the road along the parade’s route will be closed to facilitate the passing of the parade. These road closures will be rolling and as the parade passes each section, the roadways will re-open to the public.  The below shows the parade route as well as the estimated times for road closures along the way:

2:00PM to 2:30PM –        South Church Street and Seafarer’s Way will be closed between Boilers Road and Fort Street.

2:30PM to 3:15PM –        North Church Street will be closed between Fort Street and Eastern Avenue.

3:15PM to 5:00 PM –        West Bay Road will be closed between Eastern Avenue and Lawrence Boulevard.

5:00PM to 5:30PM –        West Bay Road will be closed between Lawrence Boulevard and Gecko Link (Galleria Roundabout).

5:30PM to 6:15PM –        West Bay Road will be closed between Gecko Link and Lime Tree Bay Avenue.

6:15 PM to 6:45PM –        West Bay Road will be closed between Lime Tree Bay Avenue and the Seven Mile Public Beach entrance.

The times provided are an estimate and may be subject to change. The public is being advised to avoid these areas during these times if not spectating the parade. If travelling to West Bay on Saturday, 29 June, motorists are also advised to take the Esterley Tibbetts Highway as an alternate route.