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Last February DaeNyce’ Rabain looked around her and wondered why no one else seemed to be taking Covid-19 seriously. Then in England, in her final year of an undergraduate degree in fine art, she started bugging her teachers: “There’s a virus going o...

To see Jonathan Betts in action, you’d never think he had asthma. He runs, bikes and swims competitively. His not-so-secret weapon is Symbicort, the preventer he uses twice a day. Bermuda’s asthma charity Open Airways describes it as ’smart’ – a sing...

In 2017, Terry Lister went on a slow tour of Africa. Little did he know that so many other people would be interested. Convinced to share his tales in book form, he published Immersed in West Africa two years ago. The latest in a string of accolades ...

Bermuda has a new talk show, Goyz Lane. It’s a queer series, with queer hosts and queer guests. Creators “Dreazy” and “Dkya” are thankful for the inspiration they received from Pride Bermuda – and the unintentional push from Covid-19. Having consider...

Shawn Lekki nabbed his dream job in hospitality just as the coronavirus pandemic hit. Like businesses everywhere, the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club was shuttered indefinitely by Covid-19. He was weeks into his role as interim food & beverage directo...

Distracted in church, Arianna Simmons started drawing. Her stick figures caught the attention of the artist Robert Bassett, who was seated in the pew behind. He gave the seven-year-old encouragement, and tips on how to improve. Ultimately, it proved ...

A year into Covid-19, the number of people who rely on the meals at Christ Church, Warwick hasn’t gotten any smaller. Many of the faces are now familiar to David Thompson. He’s been there from the start: coordinating the band of volunteers, serving u...

The coronavirus pandemic left Vision Bermuda with no choice but to close the doors to Beacon House last March. In addition to all the other challenges brought by Covid-19, social distancing would have been a huge problem for its clients – most have ...

Jesse Seymour hopes Bermuda gets vaccinated, stays in bubbles and follows the rules – he’s desperate to get back on stage. His band, Silver City, has a standing gig at Café Lido that’s supposed to start on April 30 but, with the mandated shelter in p...

Ionela Leamey is offering free exercise classes for kids on Zoom, beginning Saturday. It’s part of an effort to build her business which, like everything else, has been challenged by Covid-19. Just as important to her is that children fall in love wi...