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2 April 2026

Good Friday Restrictions For Liquor And Music And Dancing Licensees

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Holders of liquor, music and dancing licences across the Cayman Islands are reminded of the restrictions in place for the upcoming Easter period.
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Grand Cayman, 31 March 2026 - Holders of liquor, music and dancing licences across the Cayman Islands are reminded of the restrictions in place for the upcoming Easter period.

On Thursday, 2 April, the serving of alcohol must cease 10 minutes prior to the end of an establishment's permitted operating hours. The sale of alcohol is prohibited on Good Friday, 3 April, except for hotels and restaurants holding the appropriate licences.

Music and dancing are also prohibited on Good Friday and must cease at 11:59pm on Thursday, 2 April. Exemptions apply to hotels, restaurants, airports and port areas as stipulated in sections 3(1) and 3(2) of the Music and Dancing (Control) Act (2024 Revision).

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