Janine Stabler spoke with the club last week about the launch of her new initiative, the Cayman Arts Trust. With 8 staff she presently teaches music to 350 students; approximately 95% are from the private sector. It was her wish to bring music to local students that led her to form the Trust.
The goal of the Cayman Arts Trust is as follows:
To provide funding for Caymanians to receive individual/group instrumental lessons (including cost of external examinations)
To provide funding for Caymanians to receive performing arts lessons (including costume hire for shows)
To cover cost of a full instrumental music scholarship each year open to all eligible students
To cover the cost of a full performing arts scholarship each year open to all eligible students
To create a scholarship for talented students wishing to further develop overseas at specialised music and drama colleges
To offer free peripatetic programs in the Government school system
To offer free workshops/courses/camps to students during vacation time from visiting specialist teachers
To cover the cost of instruments and resources required in peripatetic and performing arts programs.
Janine and her staff will have a fundraising dinner for their initiative in the near future.
Butterfly Story Book Sales
The Butterfly Storybook 2017 will be sold by the rotary e-club of district 7020 at the upcoming District Conference. The price per book is U.S. $7.50 or (CI$ 6.00).
If you would like to get your copy, please let PP Hendrik know by Wednesday 10 May the latest and he will arrange the order for our club.
PP J.D. will personally collect your book at the conference and you can collect it from her at a club meeting.
Prospect Play House presents Footloose - Save the Date!
Rotary Central has reserved tickets foran upcoming rendition of Footloose and Rotary Sunrise members are invited for an evening of fellowship and and fun. Save the date for Friday June 2nd. Check PP Chris Bowering for tickets if you are interested. Family and friends are also welcome to attend.
The show, with lyrics by Dean Pitchford and music by Tom Snow, is based on the 1980s hit film. With a cast of more than 30 performers, the show will be presented at the Prospect Playhouse in Prospect.
Join us for an upcoming night of Food & Fellowship!
What: A Rotary Sunrise Indian Curry Dinner
Where: XQ's Restaurant and Lounge
When: May 23rd, 6:30 p.m.
Cost: CI$30
Attire: Prizes for the best dressed!
RSVP by May 19th.
Contact Rotarian Barbara or Pauline for more info.
New Member Inducted into Sunrise
Sarah Turner moved to Cayman in February 2016 along with her husband Stephen Turner who, along with his business partners, is currently in the process of purchasing the the RBC Wealth business for Cayman,Bahamas and Barbados. She is currently looking to purchase a house here. Sarah has 20 years plus recruitment experience having owned her own agency for 7 years of that. Her last role was working as part of the senior management team at Hospice on the Isle of Man.
Since coming to Cayman,Sarah has regularly attended the Rotary club on a Wednesday morning as guest of Matthew Seales and also reads with the children at John Gray High School every Friday morning. She is currently employed as a Client Relationship Manager for Personnel 2000. It is important to her to be involved with the local community and all it stands for. Please welcome Sarah to the club!
Weekly Duties
Raffle: John Lee
Greeter: Matthew Seales
4 Way Test: Ivana Faltysova
Grace: PP Hendrik van Genderen
Meeting Make-Up Information
Make-Ups: In addition to make-up opportunities at Rotary Sunrise, you can make up absences at another club in Grand Cayman. The meeting times and places for the other clubs are as follows:
Rotaract Blue:
Wednesdays 6 p.m. at Royal Palms Beach Club Restaurant
Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman:
Thursdays 7 a.m. at Champion House
Rotary Club Cayman Central
Tuesdays 7:30pm, George Town Yacht Club Restaurant
Rotary E-Club of the Caribbean 7020: Online meetings anytime. Visit the new e-club platform at
Traveling: If you are going to be traveling for an extended period of time (more than two weeks), be sure to let the Secretary know and remember to submit any make-ups you do in a timely manner.
Janine Stabler spoke with the club last week about the launch of her new initiative, the Cayman Arts Trust. With 8 staff she presently teaches music to 350 students; approximately 95% are from the private sector. It was her wish to bring music to local students that led her to form the Trust.
Butterfly Story Book Sales
Prospect Play House presents Footloose - Save the Date! 
What: A Rotary Sunrise Indian Curry Dinner
Sarah Turner moved to Cayman in February 2016 along with her husband Stephen Turner who, along with his business partners, is currently in the process of purchasing the the RBC Wealth business for Cayman,Bahamas and Barbados. She is currently looking to purchase a house here. Sarah has 20 years plus recruitment experience having owned her own agency for 7 years of that. Her last role was working as part of the senior management team at Hospice on the Isle of Man..jpeg)
