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It’s never too late to go back to school even back to the first grade. That is the idea behind one of the latest films to be shown at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration (BUEI) as part of the Weekend Film Festival series put on by Bermuda Documentary...

A colouring book that lay hidden under its creator’s bed for some 15 years has now been published, thanks to the encouragement of a friend. Lisa Wilson came up with the idea of a cartoon-type onion in response to a competition organised by the End t...

The reasons why some Bermudians work through their troubles while others express their anger through crime will be examined in a new thought-provoking documentary. PLP MP and filmmaker Dale Butler aims to get to the bottom of why people make certain...

This report focuses on recent developments in the visual arts primarily on San Miguel, the largest of the Acorean islands. That is not to say that developments on the eight other Acorean islands are unimportant, however San Miguel is by far the most ...

When most people see a brick wall they see an ugly obstruction Kathleena (Lady K Fever) Howie-Garcia sees a world of artistic possibilities. Masterworks' latest artist-in-residence was born in Canada but is currently living in New York City, where sh...

A visiting Grammy nominated gospel singer is so excited about an upcoming local gospel singing talent competition, he has agreed to provide his own band and backup vocalists. The Divine Voices singing competition is being held this Sunday at City Ha...

The Island’s young people jumped, flipped, sang, played and pirouetted their way into the hearts of audience members at the Bermuda Glee performance yesterday afternoon. There was not a glum face in the house after nearly 60 young talents wowed us wi...

It is time for budding playwrights to get their acts together the deadline for entry into an annual Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) competition is fast approaching. The tenth annual Famous for Fifteen Minutes festival takes place in Sept...

One of Eliza Wadson’s earliest memories is wandering around her father Tom Wadson’s farm with a head of broccoli in one hand and an ice cream in the other. It seemed inevitable that she would catch the family passion for cooking her father produced ...

When Texas Tech University professor Dennis Fehr’s eldest daughters (twins) Shannon and Shenoa, were born, a black woman running for President was considered a joke by many people. Thirty-five years later a black man is President of the United State...