That Paris is referred to as the City of Light is lost on Parisians — they all wear black.
It’s something that struck Bermudian Tiffany Smith when she moved to the city three years ago. Her view hasn’...
What better way to celebrate the Bermuda Festival’s 40th anniversary than with rubies.
Artist Alexandra Mosher is selling a special butterfly pin containing a single ruby to mark the event.
“The butt...
Aida was an award-winning Broadway hit. Why not bring it to Bermuda?
Berkeley Institute students are hoping to replicate that success when they perform Aida next month — the school’s first musical in ...
What better way to reflect Bermuda’s charm, than with an actual charm?
Adrienne Cotterill thought it was a great idea and created a line of lockets she dubbed Bermuda Charm.
Each contains Bermuda bea...
Some people see feral roosters as pests, not Kocchakorn Marchand.
A white rooster is the symbol of her home city of Lampang, Thailand. One sits on the city seal, and images of the birds are seen every...
Some people take photos of their food the way other people snap their babies.
They then post them on Facebook, certain that everyone else wants to see the cupcakes or lobster they made or the supreme ...
If Geoffrey Butler Durrant is looking a little radiant these days, it might be the pregnancy hormones.
The 70-year-old lost 50lbs by taking shots of hCG, the hormone women make when they are pregnant....
A British wildlife advocate hopes to use the Bermuda cahow to help save seabirds worldwide.
Bruce Pearson, who is on the Island to sketch cahows, will discuss his efforts to protect the noted petrel a...
It’s been 69 years since the Second World War ended, but interest in Remembrance Day is on the upswing according to war veteran advocate Carol Everson.
The Royal Gazette spoke with her as she sold po...
Music + wine will hopefully = $$$ for Chewstick.
Local band 3 Kings will take centre stage at a fundraiser for Chewstick organised by Discovery Wines.
The eponymously named Charles Smith Wines will l...