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Feeling the stress of Covid-19? Robin Trimingham believes she has a cure. It's a YouTube series that she calls Robin's Paradise: 20 Second Sanity Breaks. The idea is that watching short clips of Bermuda scenery might help people to cope with the turm...

Hundreds of kids will have Sophia Araujo to thank for their Halloween fun this weekend. She's behind tomorrow's Spooktacular Halloween Boo-Thru in the Botanical Gardens. Costumed characters will decorate a route through the Paget park, handing out ca...

Jill Amos Raine has painted and sold art in St George's since 1975. So it made sense to her, when her husband David died in 2004, to sell their Devonshire property and move to Convict Bay. “People told me not to make any major decisions for the firs...

In Motion's newest dance class is for anyone who thought they would never have the chance. Courtney Lopes is behind it. Her hope is that it empowers children who learn differently, people who are physically challenged and anyone who has never had the...

At 30 Nhuri Bashir quit his corporate job to develop what had been his hobby – into a business. It paid off. Burnt House Productions, the Bermuda-based advertising agency he founded with Andrew Kirkpatrick, has become a go-to for local and internatio...

Chances are, if you have been stuck in a queue outside Perot Post Office waiting to get tested for Covid-19, you'll have heard Robert Symons play. He has been there with his steel pans since June, performing four days a week. The 70-year-old is cert...

The Trouble with Blood is Tiffany Paynter's take on family life. It unfolds in three short films that the spoken word artist and yoga teacher has created for the Bermuda Festival. They explore the "ideas of love, loss and acceptance within the bi...

Sacha Dill was the student the dance teachers always stuck in the front of the class. She was intent on becoming "a track star" and did not understand their reasoning until she entered the Berkeley Institute. "I had an amazing teacher, Zalika Millett...

Get a sneak preview from Royal Gazette videographer Kyle McNeil of this year’s Charman Prize which opens to the public on October 11. For more information, go the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art’s website. Among this year’s 90 featured artists are...

Kanaz Tuzo was moving his minibus ever so slightly forward, when he heard a loud crunch. He had rolled over his laptop, which he had rested on the drive and forgotten about. Aside from the destruction of the computer itself, there was the pain of los...