Tomorrow

World Rugby Classic

Bermuda’s annual celebration of rugby will conclude another eventful week of sport and community. The final match of the tournament will wrap up this weekend. Vendors, activities and community engagement are all on deck for the event. Ticketing information varies and additional information can be found online.

Where: North Field, National Sports Centre

When: 5.30pm

Entry: Tickets are available for purchase at ptix.bm

Saturday

Children’s Reading Festival

The Bermuda Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is pleased to invite members of the community to take part in their 27th annual Children’s Reading Festival. For nearly three decades, the Children’s Reading Festival has brought Bermuda’s children and families together to celebrate literacy, learning and the joy of reading. This year, under the theme “Open a Book, Open a World”, they welcome the community for a free day of books, literacy and creative activities, entertainment, refreshments and family-friendly experiences.

Where: Victoria Park

When: 11am-4pm

Entry: Free

Sunday

Eco Wellness Retreat

A day of relaxation, sustainability and nature is being held in support of the Bermuda College Eco Club. The organisation is inviting the community to spend a day of wellness and service, as well as raise funds for their sustainability initiatives. Attendees will receive a guided surf lesson from Surf BDA, relaxing yoga session on the beach with Yoga by Lorissa and complimentary mimosas. Guests are asked to bring a towel and a sense of adventure. Additional information on the event can be found online.

Where: Horseshoe Bay Beach

When: 10am-1pm

Entry: Tickets are available to purchase at ptix.bm

Tuesday, November 17

Men’s health forum

Prostate Awareness Bermuda will host a free community health forum, entitled “Men's Health: Prostate Care” at the T.N. Tatem Facility. The forum will cover topics such as the future of prostate and cancer care in Bermuda and the Caribbean; with a focus on innovation, access and better patient outcomes. Carika Weldon of CariGenetics will lead the event. Attendees will also hear from guest speaker Jonathan Noël, a robotic urological surgeon and Medical Director of Global Robotic Prostate, UK. He specialises in advanced, minimally invasive robotic surgery for prostate cancer, with a focus on recovery and quality of life. CariGenetics will also be offering free genetic testing for prostate cancer risk and invites men interested to complete the consent form here.

Where: T.N. Tatem

When: 7pm-9pm

Entry: free

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