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When you look at Wayne Caines and Dwayne Caines today, it seems hard to believe that a teacher once grimly predicted they would one day find themselves working on the back of a trash truck. Wayne is chief executive officer at Digicel, Dwayne is Poli...

The average diary entry can be a bit mundane. ‘Palm Sunday. Ate bread rolls and coffee.’ Fran Giffard, the latest Masterworks artist in residence, has a cure for that, insert a colourful bird. Next month she will be holding an exhibition of her work,...

Have you ever felt that snorkelling was just a little too slow. You might see a pretty fish up ahead but by the time you flipper over there for a closer look, it’s gone. Students in a Bermuda College marketing class have just the answer­ — a new devi...

Nathan Carmichael might have been born at sea level in Bermuda, but he aspires to work at much higher elevations. Mr Carmichael, 23, is currently studying to become a professional mountaineer. He moved from Bermuda to Valencia, Spain with his parent...

Listen very closely. I will say this only vonce. BBC classic comedy ‘Allo Allo’ is coming to the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) stage at 2000h [twenty-hundred hours]. Hide in the bar until the curtain opens. ‘Allo Allo’ ran from 1982 to ...

Pinky fingers up girls, the annual Sarah Catherine Tea in St George is back. The annual tea in the St George’s Historical Society Museum gardens is for girls from seven to 12 years old. It is based on a character created by etiquette teacher Trudy S...

Rasta Man, a True Pot Head, is very comfortable sitting in the Ace Gallery at Ace Insurance Company in Hamilton. One would never know he travelled thousands of miles to find himself such comfortable digs. Rasta Man, by Alison Copeland, is a fixture i...

The agony of de kite ­— anyone whose ever tried to make or fly a traditional Bermuda kite has felt it. “Isn’t wrecking kites part of Good Friday,” said Hubert Watlington. “I love Easter and especially Good Friday, the beginning of spring and kites. E...

If you paint an egg this spring you are following a tradition that goes back not hundreds, but thousands of years. You know the old riddle, which came first, the chicken or the egg? Ancient Egyptians believed it was the egg. This culture, along with ...