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Artist Jacqueline Alma grew up in South Africa during apartheid — a time where segregation prevented her from having an open dialogue with people from other racial groups. As a youngster she questioned why some people were treated differently because...

Bermuda’s first Pan Jazz Festival takes place next month, celebrating one of the world’s most versatile instruments. Organised by Somersfield Academy and Atlantic Publishing, the festival will include the 18-piece Somersfield Steel Pan Orchestra, the...

If you’ve never tossed a heavy wooden caber into the air, tested your strength in a battle of tug o’war or tasted Scottish treats like haggis and Dundee cake — then you might be missing out. But, Island residents have the chance to experience “all t...

The Bermuda Schools 48th Annual Student Art Exhibition A Review by Charles Zuill The Bermuda School’s 48th Annual Student Art Exhibition is currently on show in the several galleries of the Bermuda Society of Arts and impressive it truly is. That is ...

G-Dog Thursday, 8.30pm If there’s ever a documentary that could evoke change and inspire you to be better, it’s ‘G-Dog’. The emotive film about Father Greg Boyle, who started the largest and most successful gang rehabilitation centre in the US, prov...

Everyone knows how the tragic love story between Romeo and Juliet plays out, but ever wonder what happened to the characters left behind after their untimely death? Saltus students will be exploring just that on Friday and Saturday night in ‘After J...

For some, Dockyard may seem like a remote location for retail, but for artist Lisa Rego it’s provided a major career boost. She takes inspiration from the people, the old buildings and even the morning ferries from her gallery in the Clocktower Mall,...

Today Julian Reynolds is an accomplished make-up artist who has beautified celebrity clients such as Diana Ross, Christina Aguilera and Halle Berry. He got his start while a medical student in New York looking for a part-time job. Mr Reynolds was par...