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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 ...

Many locals are still mooning over a thwarted attempt to see a rare lunar event in Bermuda’s skies. In the wee hours of Tuesday morning there was a blood moon, the first in a series of four lunar eclipses that will happen between now and September 20...

As a child, Zärá Cardell was mad about bugs. Now that the Warwick Academy student is almost 18 he wants to be a mechanical engineer. He hasn’t completely put away “childish things”, however. He still remembers a thing or two about entomology and is p...

Stunned awe was the feeling when film producer Dan Radford finally came face to face with a humpback whale. Mr Radford, from the United Kingdom, is co-producer of ‘Ocean Vet’, a new television series featuring local vet Neil Burnie. The crew was rec...

The Annual Bermuda Good Friday KiteFest is preparing for take off at Horseshoe Bay in Southampton. “Kite Flying has long been one of Bermuda’s oldest and most cherished traditions and The Bermuda Good Friday KiteFest celebrates this legacy by inviti...