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An historic theatre troupe from Harvard University is once again setting sail for Bermuda this month bringing catchy music, elaborate costumes and a boatload of puns with them. For the first time in two years, Hasty Pudding Theatricals are set to tak...

The Anglican Cathedral yesterday played host to two groups of singers from Harvard University yesterday. The Harvard Krokolidoes and the Radcliffe Pitches performed at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity in Hamilton, restarting a spring break trad...

In the early ‘90s Amantha Edmead read Mary Prince’s autobiography as part of a Black history class in London, England. It was a time in her life when she was interested in revolutions and the people behind them; the British abolitionist, who was the ...

As government staff photographers Stephen Raynor and Michelle Dismont-Frazzoni took high-profile shots, preserving images of dignitaries, special events and local culture for generations to come. Now retired, they are offering Camera Talk: “informal ...

Ishta Nupa Paynter is dreaming of the day he can get back to travelling around Bermuda with his ukulele

If you’re looking for live music, head west. Buna Gallery is offering “musical culture at its best”

A mother-daughter retrospective shows a synergy between two innovative artists who work in different mediums and styles

What’s the prescription for Covid-19 related stress? According to Masterworks educator Kendra Earls, it’s art

Laurie Zuill always tries to bring a unique perspective to her photography. Longtails are her favourite subjects. To get the perfect shot, she’s not afraid to hang over a cliff or claw her way up a rocky hillside. “I would never jeopardise my life bu...

A history book about Bermuda sits on the shelves of libraries in some Sri Lankan schools. Its author, Nirosha Fernando, believes it is the first account of the island written in Sinhala, his native language. Called Bermuda, he wrote it to express his...