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A Bermudian DJ has New York asking: Who’s the man behind the mask? Noise Cans is making a name for himself in the Big Apple where he spins a mix of soca, reggae and electronic dance music — all while hidden behind a gombey mask. The Royal Gazette cau...

Before it opened later in the day, I had the voluptuous pleasure of an empty gallery at Masterworks and the opportunity to preview Kok Wan Lee’s show Bermuda Trace. Sitting in the centre of the gallery space and quietly looking at the totality of the...

There was excitement of an unexpected nature at the Bermuda Folk Club on Saturday when a passing boat accidentally hit nearby rocks as the evening of music was in full swing. Some members of the audience got up to investigate and to lend a hand, push...

Starved for theatre? Pirates of Penzance returns to the Bermuda stage next month. It’s the first time Gilbert & Sullivan has performed one of its original productions here since 1996. According to director Andrew Lynford, it’s a chance to see broad c...

Two Island-based recording artists are among the line up at the Bermuda Folk Club this evening. Val Sherwood, who released her CD Be Fabulous, last year, which includes the enchanting ode to the Island Colours of Bermuda, will be one of the featured ...

Kok Wan Lee has been a staple in the local art scene over the past 15 years. His modus operandi? To offer art enthusiasts something interesting and different. His latest exhibit, Bermuda Trace, is no exception. The collection of 25 works opens Frida...

The late Hubert Smith is most famous for his song Bermuda Is Another World — but did he really write it? It was shortly after his death in December 2001 that one of his family members claimed to have actually written the song. The talk shows buzzed ...

Music fans should mark their calendar for Saturday, September 13 when the Bermuda Folk Club holds its monthly open mic evening, with a number of well-known Island artists lined up to take part. Among them will be the Somersfield Violinists, from Some...

The play really is the thing at the Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society’s annual Famous For Fifteen Minutes festival. A showcase for nurturing and celebrating local playwrights, this year’s selection of one-act dramas and comedies now being staged at ...

You know that old question: ‘Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?’ It turns out the answer may be Hannah Emmerson’s feet. Ms Emmerson has painted various parts of her body to illustrate scenes from well known fairy tales for a B...