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Bermudian Clyde Best’s pioneering achievement as one of the first Black players in the top level of English football have been immortalised at Somerset Cricket Club. A series of murals were unveiled on Clyde Best Lane last night at the ground where...

Young people will be showing off their pedal bike tricks as part of a new competition being launched in Dockyard on Saturday. The Pop-A-Wheelie Competition is the brainchild of Kendrick Zuill and Shawn Simmons, aka Mr Fotogenick, who both felt that ...

A weekend of “deep-sea movies” is being hosted by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The series begins on Friday at 6pm with a screening of The Deep, which is about two treasure hunters who discover the secret cargo of a Second World War s...

Bermuda began to get into the Cup Match mood on Friday when hundreds of people turned out for the Cup Match Extravaganza in King’s Square in St George’s. Singer Jesse Seymour crooned to the crowd, who were also entertained by hump ropers, hula hoope...

A mural featuring former professional footballer Clyde Best which aims to inspire young Bermudian sportsmen and women to greatness is nearly finished. A team of 20 artists united to paint the142ft by 9ft wall along Clyde Best Lane in Somerset, which ...

Bermudian author Angela Barry is to host a book launch and reading of her latest novel - The Drowned Forest - this Friday

Members of the City Singers gave a free lunchtime concert at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton yesterday. An offering was taken to benefit the Cathedral Feeding Programme. For more information on the City Singers, who come together regularly to sin...

Tourists and locals enjoyed a day of history, culture and heritage today as part of the Plough Day celebrations in St George. The event celebrated 410 years since the arrival of the first settlers in the town and marked the first of a series of even...

Revellers from across the island are being invited to St George to "experience the true sense of community“ during its Cup Match celebration on Friday. The Corporation of St George is hosting the Cup Match Extravaganza – the first fully open event in...

Richard Saunders was born into segregation in Bermuda. He was frustrated after being twice turned down to work as a darkroom assistant by the forerunner of the Department of Tourism because of his race and moved to New York. There he became one of th...