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Colwyn Burchall spent countless hours researching and interviewing in order to bring Dame Lois Browne Evans’ legacy to life. ‘Dame Lois: the People’s Advocate’ was released in December Mr Burchall will sign copies at the Bookmart on Saturday. “One o...

Excitement is mounting as the National Dance Foundation of Bermuda prepares to host its annual gala at the Fairmont Southampton tomorrow. The signature black-tie event provides a glittering night out for supporters and guests of the registered charit...

Renowned singer, actress, and storyteller Marlena Smalls has performed before American presidents, ambassadors and the Queen of England, but what she is most proud of is having worked with children worldwide. She and her singing group, Hallelujah Sin...

The walls of most art galleries are made of bricks and mortar but it could be said that the Masterworks Foundation Gallery at the Botanical Gardens in Paget was built on fibreglass onions, Bermuda hogs and bicycle tires. Well, maybe not literally. T...

When 24-year-old Gavin Smith gained just 16 votes running against a former Premier in her own constituency back in 2003, it seemed like his political career was over before it had even started. But in the years since then, Mr Smith has shown that th...

The Human Rights Commission will be showing an inspiring film about how a simple act of kindness can have a lasting impact on both the receiver and the doer, today at Chewstick Foundation. The film ‘A Small Act’ is about how retired Stockholm teacher...

Lust, greed and murder aren’t topics usually tackled in a school play but the budding thespians at Warwick Academy are putting their acting skills to the test in a production of ‘The Crucible’. Students Keiran Hamilton, 16, and Kori White, 17, will ...

Senna Saturday, 9pm For fans of Formula One, May 1, 1994 is a date forever etched into their hearts and minds as the day the great Ayrton Senna died. The death of three-time F1 World Champion occurred as a result of his Williams-Renault hurtling int...

Art opens up a world of unlimited possibilities for children they colour a rabbit purple, or paint trees blue with pink spots. It’s only as they grow that art suddenly has to make sense or fit into a neat box. With that comes a series of ‘I can’ts’...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is holding a chilli cook-off to raise funds for its art education programmes. As a side benefit, one cook will win the bragging rights to the Island’s tastiest chilli. “Close to 2,000 children take part in our art pr...