Mind’s Eye Centre
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation proudly manages a variety of venues that cater to diverse artistic expressions.
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The Mind’s Eye Centre is a dedicated space for art and heritage learning, providing a welcoming environment for workshops and community events.
Within this centre, Miss Lassie’s House serves as a local heritage monument, housing the historical practice of Miss Gladwyn K Bush.
Location & Contact
4 South Sound Road
Intersection of Walkers Road and South Sound Road
The Mind’s Eye Centre is one of the Cayman Islands’ most significant heritage sites — and one of CNCF’s most treasured assets. It is home to the historic cottage and art collection of the late Gladwyn K. “Miss Lassie” Bush (1914–2003), recognised on the World Monuments Watch List in 2012.
Miss Lassie was a visionary self-taught artist who, beginning at the age of 62, transformed every surface of her 19th-century wattle-and-daub cottage with vivid paintings inspired by Christian visions and Caymanian seafaring life. It is one of only six Sites of National Historic Interest in the Cayman Islands.
CNCF manages the site, conserves the collection, and welcomes visitors, school groups, and researchers by appointment. Guided tours are tailored to different age groups and learning needs.
The Mind’s Eye Centre is located at South Church Street, George Town, and is open by appointment only. To book a visit, please contact education@artscayman.org
Events at
Mind’s Eye Centre is Available to hire for:
- Performances: poetry readings and presentations
- Corporate Retreats / Meetings / Conferences
- Lectures
- Conversations
- Small Awards Presentations
- Exhibitions