Wednesday

Family Fete

Carnival in Bermuda will be presenting a special edition of Harbour Nights with their Family Fete. The highly anticipated carnival season will launch with this event; bringing together music, culture, entertainment, and family-friendly experiences in the heart of Hamilton.

Where: Front Street, Hamilton

When: 7pm-10pm

Entry: Free

Thursday

Evolve X

Celebrating ten years this year, the event has become known for its beautiful setting at Fort Hamilton, elevated atmosphere and signature Sunset Chic aesthetic. The crowd comes dressed, the energy feels sophisticated without being stuffy, and the all-inclusive format means you can settle in and enjoy the experience from start to finish.

Where: Fort Hamilton

When: 5pm-11pm

Entry: Tickets on ptix.bm

Sounds of Summer

Warwick Academy presents its Sounds of Summer concert featuring their student performers in their final performance of the school year. A celebration of the talent and dedication of their students, there will be musical selections ranging in genres from classical to contemporary. All proceeds support the Warwick Academy music department.

Where: Phoebe Purvis Memorial Hall, Warwick Academy

When: 6.30pm

Entry: $10 Student/Children, $20 Adults tickets available on ptix.bm

In Motion Showcase

The In Motion School of Dance presents their 29th annual dance showcase with the theme “Art In Motion”. Celebrates the many forms of art that shape the way we live, brought to life through the incredible talent and dedication of their performers. While opening night is June 11 this event has many performance programmes available and interested attendees should refer to the studio’s website or ptix.bm for schedule information.

Where: Ruth Seaton James Auditorium

When: 6.30pm

Entry: Tickets available on ptix.bm

Army Fete

Dress up in camo and report for duty to party all night. This themed fete presented by C. O. A entertainment promises good music, good energy and good drinks. Attendees are asked to dress in camo and army themed clothing.

Where: Pier 6, Upper Terrace

When: 9pm-3am

Entry: Tickets available for purchase on ptix.bm

Friday

“U Lot”

This concert experience, named after the familiar Bermudian phrase “you lot” and the event’s unique parking lot setting, is a celebration created for the culture, bringing together some of Bermuda’s most celebrated artists for an evening of live music, connection and community. Featured performers include fan favourites Fire Wayne, Aalai, Mr Fotogenik and Working Title, all coming together on one stage in celebration of Bermuda’s vibrant music scene.

When: 4pm-9pm

Where: Front Street, Hamilton

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at djrustyg.com

Saturday

Swizzle @ Sunrise

Swizzle @ Sunrise has become one of the most unique experiences of the weekend, blending Bermuda Rum Swizzle, top-tier DJs, live performances and the magic of watching the island wake up around you. It feels less like a party and more like a shared carnival ritual. And this year with soca superstar headliner Voice from Trinidad, expect this fete to be 10/10. If you've never experienced it before, prepare for a perfect Saturday morning.

When: 5am-noon

Where: The Arboretum

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at carnivalinbermuda.com

The King’s Birthday Parade

In celebration of the birthday of King Charles III, the public are invited to attend the annual King’s Birthday Parade. The parade will feature marching units from the Royal Bermuda Regiment, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Band & Corps of Drums, the Bermuda Police Service and Reserve Police, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Junior Leaders, and the Sea Cadet Corps. Andrew Murdoch, the Governor, the Premier and Cabinet ministers, members of the legislature and other dignitaries and invited guests are expected to be in attendance. Members of the public are encouraged to come out and support this annual ceremonial occasion.

When: 10.30am

Where: Front Street, Hamilton

Entry: Free

Waves Bermuda

Set against the backdrop of Admiralty House, the event combines soca, water, sunshine and hundreds of people ready to have a good time. This year's edition gets an added boost with a performance from the King of Soca Machel Montano alongside an impressive line-up of DJs and entertainers. What makes Waves special is the setting. People aren't just standing around watching a stage. They're in the water, dancing, singing and fully immersed in the experience.

When: 2pm-9pm

Where: Admiralty House Park

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at ticketisle.bm

Sunday

Wetta Bermuda

Start your Sunday with sun, soca and water with this beach bacchanal. Featuring local and international talents such as Aalai, FireWayne, Mastamind and DJ RustyG. Come in your best swimwear to Snorkel Park for an event full of exciting entertainment and energy.

When: 9am

Where: Snorkel Park Beach

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at ptix.bm

Steeped in Culture

From Japan to Brazil, experience a cultural journey of traditions at Steeped in Culture! Taste teas from around the world, share cultural stories and honour heritage. This is a family friendly event for tea lovers of all ages in the community.

When: 4pm

Where: Hamilton Seventh-day Adventist Youth Centre

Entry: $35 tickets available for purchase on ptix.bm

Glow Bermuda

There is something about an all-white event that immediately raises the stakes. Glow returns to Queen Elizabeth II Park this year with its Sun Kissed theme, inviting guests to arrive in white accented with yellow. The result is usually one of the most visually striking events of the weekend.

When: 5pm-midnight

Where: Queen Elizabeth II Park, Hamilton

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at ptix.bm

Pure

Held at Albouy's Point, the all-white event has become one of the signature experiences of the weekend, bringing together soca fans, carnival lovers and music enthusiasts for a night of big performances and big energy. The waterfront location, all-white dress code and festival atmosphere create a memorable backdrop, making Pure one of the weekend's standout opportunities to enjoy the music at the heart of carnival culture.

When: 9pm-3am

Where: Albouy’s Point, Hamilton

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at carnivalinbermuda.com

Monday, June 15

Traffik Jam j'ouvert

For many carnival lovers, this isn't just another party. It's the moment that captures the spirit of carnival itself. Messy, loud, joyful and completely unforgettable. Paint flies. Powder fills the air. Water comes from every direction. Nobody looks the same by the end of it and nobody cares. Traffik Jam will be one of the biggest events of the weekend, transforming early Monday morning into a moving celebration of music, freedom and organised chaos.

When: 2.30am-8am

Where: Bernard Park

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at carnivalinbermuda.com

Mas at Sea

Close out carnival weekend on board the Uber Vida with their Mas at Sea event. Show off your carnival costumes on this soca cruise around the island and enjoy one last lap of the carnival season.

When: 8pm-11pm (Boarding at 6.45pm)

Where: Uber Vida, Number 1 Dock

Entry: Tickets available for purchase at ptix.bm

Tuesday, June 16

Bermuda Piano Festival

The 2026 Bermuda Piano Festival is excited to present three unique and unforgettable concerts featuring six outstanding performing artists. The first of the concert series begins on June 16 with additional performances on June 18 and 20. All performances will be held at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art in the Botanical Gardens at 7.30pm. While this event is open to the public, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. As the festival relies on the generosity of the public for funding, attendees are encouraged to make donations.

When: 7.30pm

Where: Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art

Entry: Free

• If you would like your event to be added to the Bermuda Calendar, please submit all the details, photos, videos and flyers to Nkenge Boyles (nboyles@royalgazette.com). Deadline is Monday, 6pm, for inclusion on Wednesday