effort to continue raising money toward the costs of licensing and running two accessible buses.

A spokesperson for the BPHA said the events are a follow up to the successful fund raisers held in February where over $2,000 was raised. "Many people who are unable to use the presently inaccessible public transportation system currently rely on these buses as their sole means of transportation. They are also used by the many disabled tourists who arrive in Bermuda by air or by cruise ship to find no public accessible transportation available.'' A square dance and ceilidh night will be held on Friday, April 7, at Flanagan's Pub and Restaurant at 8 p.m. and will feature music from Ireland, Scotland and the USA. The live band will have top musicians from New York, Ireland, London, Canada and Bermuda with fiddles, banjos, guitars, mandolins, whistles and more. On Sunday, April 9, the traditional Celtic music night will be held.