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Stone Love Movement will stop in Bermuda this month as part of an international tour celebrating their 50th anniversary. The Jamaican sound system is loved by “thousands of Bermudians” who grew up listening over the years. Jamal Hart, of One Love Pro...

Joy Barnum used to worry over every element of her shows – from her voice, to her dress, to her hair. For this week’s concerts, she has changed her focus. “My goal will be to have fun. This is what I love doing and I don’t want to just love it when I...

Some people are winding down at 65; Kevin Maybury is cranking up the volume. On Sunday he and his long-time friends Cleveland Astwood and Jonathan Walker will give a free concert as they debut their new band, RNB. Their weekly shows at Bungalow 56 w...

On Saturday, Keri Ebright Jacobs will walk the length of Bermuda in memory of seven women who were raped and murdered here. It’s a cause she took on because of her own sexual assault at the age of 17 on the railway trail in Pembroke in 1978. A month ...

A passion for flower arranging turned into a business for Liz Parker, and that is just part of her full life

A year ago Reverend Lorne Bean started a tour at St Peter’s, where the churchyard tells the story of Bermuda’s “chequered” past. Built shortly after the island was settled in 1612, it shows a clear divide: the western section was reserved for slaves,...

A public appeal for help identifying a boy in a wartime photograph led to a windfall for local author Horst Augustinovic

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 ...