Log In

An anti-racism charity has praised the work of the Bermuda Festival in bringing a powerful show about Mary Prince, a national hero and abolitionist, to the island. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said the performances of Sold – The Story of Mary...

Brightly painted statues of a miniature horse that delighted children across the island have gone on public display. The 20 life-size statues of Tilly, a therapy pet at the WindReach charity for people with special needs, can be seen in the Washingto...

Concessions at 12 beaches and public parks will be available over the summer, the Government announced today. Officials said proposals could be submitted for more than one location but that only one location would be awarded to each applicant. Anyo...

University orchestra members on their way home to California after a series of sell-out shows at the Bermuda Festival staged a performance on a plane after their flight was delayed. Roger Xia and Richard Cheung, violinists with the Stanford Philharmo...

The Corporation of Hamilton has extended the deadline for artists to submit suggestions for artwork to go on display in the city. City Hall had requested that artists submit their suggestions for the 2022 VIVID Public Art Initiative by March 31. But...

Secondary school-aged youngsters will have their art shown in an in-person exhibit for the first time in two years. Entries for the 56th annual Middle and Senior School Art Exhibition will be on display at the Bermuda Society of Arts gallery at City ...

The organisers of the Bermuda Carnival yesterday announced they will not hold events over the Bermuda Heroes Weekend. But carnival shows are still expected to go ahead over the June holiday weekend, although run by another organisation. A BHW Ltd spo...

A 30 per cent discount on membership has been offered by the Bermuda National Gallery to celebrate its 30th anniversary. A gallery spokesman said that members enjoyed unlimited free access to exhibitions, discounts on special events and educational p...

A fee for buskers in Hamilton has been waived for the second year running to “enliven the city” and support artists. The City of Hamilton decided to waive the $30 annual fee to help alleviate the added financial strain on visual and performing artist...

An image by a Bermudian photographer was one of 30 single entries that won a place in a major international touring exhibition. Brangman, by Meredith Andrews, was selected for Portrait of Humanity, a worldwide competition run by 1854 Media and th...