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Séamus Miller may soon have everyone singing the praises of William Shakespeare. Coming this autumn: a musical production of The Tempest that is free to students

Would you go on holiday with a bunch of strangers? Patrice Frith Hayward promises her mystery trips are worth investigating

Homeopath Mel Dupres says science seems to be finally catching up with a 200-year-old practice

Faced with a mountain of bills, the family of a much loved nurse who had an unexpected heart transplant in the US this week have launched a public appeal

When travelling with a furry family member, how it gets there matters

Release is now on exhibit in the Bermuda National Gallery as part of the 2024 Bermuda Biennial

Vernette Dorian began writing poetry as a child. In 1976, she published a book of her work. Nearly 50 years later, she’s a public performer

Charles Zuill spent decades searching for Owen Merton’s art

Concert at Queen Elizabeth Park on June 1 will honour reggae veterans

Purple messages and ocean tunnels put the island on the radar of a former member of Britain’s royal household