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For more than three decades Val Protheroe taught music to hundreds of primary school students in Bermuda. Now retired, Mrs Protheroe still remembers most of them. “Last week, I bumped into eight different former students,” the 76-year-old said. “Th...

As Bermuda folklore tells it, flying kites on Good Friday became popular here after a minister flew one to illustrate how Jesus rose from the dead. Eugene Harvey doesn’t believe it. The 63-year-old has spent years making, flying and researching the h...

Tennis, water skiing, snow shoeing, ballet – you name it and Ellen Brown has tried it over the years. She has challenges with coordination and speed due to cerebral palsy, a congenital condition, but was always determined to find something she could ...

Rinelle White’s family love eating fishcakes on Good Friday. The spiceologist makes between two and three dozen every year for friends and family who come to her house. But hers are a little healthier than the traditional fishcake, typically a blend ...

After two years of lockdowns and quarantines, Troika is preparing to hit the stage again this month with dance show Resurgence, Return to the Stage. “We were working on a dance showcase right before the pandemic hit, but this one is completely diff...

• St Mark’s Anglican Church: Join us for our Peaceful Worship service at 8am, led by Canon John Stow. This will be followed by our contemporary All-Ages Worship service at 9.30am. The scheduled theme this week is ‘Christ Centred and Christ Shaped...

Next week, NBC’s new show America’s Song Contest will have a hint of Bermudian flavour. Competitor Stela Cole will sing DIY, a song she wrote with the help of Bermudian music producer and song writer, Harry “Choppa Dunks” Dunkley. Mr Dunkley, 30, r...

When the pandemic stopped Necheeka Trott from seeing 50 countries before her 50th birthday, she did what any experienced traveller would - she adapted.

One dark and stormy Halloween, Joy Lusher entertained 120 dinner guests in her Point Shares, Pembroke home while a coffin floated in her swimming pool. The coffin was all part of a plot to raise money for the Hamilton Rotary Club, which Ms Lusher has...

Area “Marcel” Heybroek gets a little teary-eyed talking about the kindness of Bermudians after spending ten months on the island repairing his yacht