Happy Thanksgiving!I’m not quite sure why we celebrate American Thanksgiving here but hey, any excuse to have a roast turkey dinner is absolutely fine with me! Here is what’s happening in Bermuda:n The 18th annual Tree of Lights, a tree-lighting ceremony for the memorial tree which stands in front of City Hall, will be tomorrow at 5.30pm.The event will include performances by Saltus School Choir, Shacobi Basden, Bermuda High School Choir, Menuhin Foundation, Bermuda Regiment Band, Bermuda Islands Pipe Band and a special appearance by Santa Claus!n Bermudian reggaelutionary Uzimon is celebrating the release of his latest album with a party at Docksiders on Saturday. Doors open at 9pm.Opening act Another Plane Crash starts at 9.30pm, and Uzimon and his five-piece NYC touring band will perform from 11pm. Sure to be a future Grammy winner! Tickets are $20 in advance (sold at Docksiders) or $25 at the door.n The Bermuda Society of Interior Designer is holding a holiday wreath show and silent auction at the Bermuda Society of Arts through Tuesday.BSID members, Industry Alliance members, friends and local artists have created this series of whimsical, dramatic and playful wreaths to be sold to the highest bidder as a benefit for the Eliza Doolittle Society and BSoA Scholarship.Silent bids on all wreaths are accepted until 5.30pm on Tuesday. For more information e-mail info@bsid.bm.n The Kathmandu Kids Club will once again celebrate the spirit of Christmas in international style at their ever-popular KatKids Club Christmas Market on Friday, November 30.The event takes place on the fourth floor of the new Washington Mall from 5.30pm until late. On offer: mulled wine, happy hour drink prices and Christmas carols, Nepalese and Ugandan arts, crafts, jewellery, incense and tea.Quick Bites will provide the food, music will be courtesy of Vibe 103s DJ Chubb, Bermuda Donquili and the Bermuda School of Music, and Jon Beard will host the silent auction for handpicked authentic and original items from Uganda and the Himalayan village, Kathmandu. Tickets are $10 and available from www.ptix.bm or on the door (cash only).n Ten Cafe and Bar are hosting a Karaoke night with DJ Siid James from VIBE 103FM on Saturday, December 1 from 7pm until 11pm. If the opportunity to channel your inner Madonna isn’t enough of an incentive, there will also be $6 drinks specials on selected beers, wines and house spirits, and Chef Mike Knight’s tapas menu, available from 6pm until 9pm. For more details call 295-0857 or e-mail ten@yellowfin.bm.n One of my favourite events of the year, the Bermuda National Trust Christmas Walkabout in St George’s, will be on Friday, December 7.If you haven’t been to this before, you get to stroll through St George’s enjoying all the seasonal festivities (musical entertainment, historic readings, Christmas goodies etc), with many historic buildings and private homes open to the public.Lots of them also give you free eggnog, mulled wine and other seasonal treats! Kick-off is at 6.30pm and, as well as festive, it is also free! For more details visit www.bnt.bm.n A new event for NYE — the City Hall building will be the setting for the very first City Ball on Monday, December 31. The City Ball will encompass all three levels of the City Hall building to create a beautiful dining, dancing and live entertainment experience to welcome in 2013.Tickets are $175 if purchased by December 1 ($200 thereafter). The price includes a five-course meal, three complimentary beverages, a signature cocktail upon entry, a glass of wine at dinner, NYE party favours and a glass of champagne, balloon drop and confetti cannons at midnight. Fireworks will be displayed on large screen. Tickets are available from City Hall or by contacting 292-123 or events@cityhall.bm.n Ladies, need a little motivation to re-energise your life? A women’s inspiration weekend takes place at Pompano Beach Club from Friday, January 25 until Sunday, January 27.Cost includes two nights’ accommodation, a spa treatment, personal trainer, cocktail reception, life coaching session, meals, yoga and more. Keynote speaker is attorney Tanya Bell. Tickets are $650 per person for double occupancy, $850 for single and available from www.bdatix.bm.For full events listings and flyers, please visit www.NothingtodoinBermuda.com. The above is abbreviated content from that site.