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Watchers of the Tokyo Olympics using One Communications were left in the dark from Wednesday morning after the firm was told it could no longer air the games to local viewers. Irate fans who had been watching the games since last Friday contacted The...

Bus services will be disrupted today due to road closures for the Bacchanal Run. Due to road closure on Marsh Folly Road between 6.30pm and 9.30pm, Number 10 and 11 buses will detour via the routes outlined below. Should Marsh Folly Road reopen prior...

A top Bermudian entertainer whose singing career spanned more than half a century was remembered as a natural performer dedicated to promoting the island’s music. Gilbert “Bill” Caisey “made his mark when he was 12 by telling a fib and getting into a...

Members of the all-female Coral Beats percussion group entertained passersby in Hamilton yesterday as they brought the Creatives Live! series to an end. Coral Beats is an all-women Brazilian samba/reggae drum band formed in 2017 and gave an hour-long...

The final Creatives Live! concert of the summer will take place on Saturday, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport said today. Passers-by around City Hall in Hamilton this weekend will be treated to performances by the multi-instrumental band Cora...

Application fees for vendors taking part in Harbour Nights will be covered by Butterfield Bank – the event’s lead sponsor for 2021, it was announced this afternoon. Starting on Wednesday, July 21, Harbour Nights will run for six weeks through to Wedn...

The late confirmation of Cup Match has left the St George’s Cricket Club facing a financial shortfall with few sponsors and no television coverage for the event. The executive committee of the club yesterday thanked lead sponsor HSBC Bermuda and the ...

Details of this year’s signature Emancipation Celebration event focusing on Bermuda’s cultural ties to Africa were shared in the Senate yesterday. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, said ‘The Resilience of the African Spirit’ the...

A home-grown community festival celebrating some of Bermuda’s legendary musicians was deemed a hit as it closed this weekend. John Burch, the last active member of the Bermuda Strollers, was joined by June Caisey at Saturday’s show, entertaining an a...

Two of Bermuda’s musical greats are banding together in Hamilton today for a tribute to one of the island’s legendary groups. John Burch, the last active member of the Bermuda Strollers, is to perform with singer June Caisey to close out a home-grown...