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An actor, singer and stage prop maker who was beloved by the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society has died. Paul Maccoy, an insurance executive for the firm Freisenbruch-Meyer, was 63. Mr Maccoy was admired by friends at the BMDS as a larger than lif...

A Bermudian in the US has won social media stardom with a series of quirky video clips about the island which have attracted millions of followers. Dylan Hollis has also earned more than 37 million ’likes’ for his short films posted on the video-shar...

An entire street in Hamilton will be closed and transformed into an outdoor dining area in a Festival celebrating Bermuda’s food culture. The Bermuda Alfresco Food Festival is being organized by the Bermuda Tourism Authority from March 25 to April 3 ...

Bermuda is in line to join some of the world’s most iconic signs like the giant Hollywood over Los Angeles or the “I amsterdam” sign in the Netherlands. The City of Hamilton has asked island artists, community groups and members of the public to tak...

Tributes have been paid to limbo dancing legend Kenneth “Kenny” Bean Jr, who died on Saturday. The Bermuda Entertainment Union said Mr Bean was Bermuda’s first limbo dancer and also founded a number of nightclubs. The BEU said Mr Bean was also a co...

Passers-by were treated to a small-scale but big sound concert on the steps of City Hall yesterday. Musicians CuSh Evans and Brittany Cox, who uses the stage name Brixx, were featured in the latest hour-long Creative Live! performance. The concert se...

A jazz veteran and accomplished bass guitarist from the heyday of the Bermudian entertainment scene has died. Quinton “Tiny” Burgess, a nephew of jazz trumpeter Vernon “Ghandi” Burgess, was 78. Although best-known for playing bass guitar, Mr Burgess ...

People will entertained by CuSh Evans and Brittany Cox (Brixx) on the steps of City Hall tomorrow in the third Creatives Live! event. The concert series is being put on by the Department of Culture and is aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s ...

Two art exhibitions at the Bermuda National Gallery will open up to the public tomorrow. Members of the public will be able to see Gherdai Hassell’s I Am Because You Are and the collaborative exhibition Illusion and Abstraction: Capturing the Land...