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It had been decades since they sat down as a group but when Dalana Robinson died the friends she had as a police cadet rushed to help her mother out. Dawnelle Robinson will always be grateful for their support. Yolanda Bashir, Derricka Burns and Glad...

Following on from a variety of recent articles regarding the high cost of groceries, I have been asked if I can offer a few thoughts regarding how to cope emotionally and financially during this difficult time. What follows are my personal thoughts a...

The Bermuda National Gallery has appointed a new treasurer and board of trustees member. Susan Monkman brings to the roles a great deal of knowledge of accounting in the private and charitable sectors, according to BNG chairman Gary Phillips. Ms Mon...

As a child, Sara Westhead would fascinate people with her “body tricks”. She could tie her fingers into knots and swivel her head around almost 180 degrees; while lying on her stomach, she could touch her head to her toes. It wasn’t until last year t...

Suzette Harvey had a degree in dance education and had trained and performed internationally with some of the best in the industry. But, when she started UDP in 1992 out of a tiny “shack” on Court Street, none of that was enough. “It wasn't easy in t...

A framed photograph of the post-Emancipation-era shipbuilder, Charles Roach Ratteray, decorates the set of Both And (A Play About Laughing While Black). Beside it sits another of Oswald Ratteray, whose daughter, Carolyn, created and stars in the Cali...

In 2017 Antoinette Dyer had a lot on her plate. She had a full-time job as an ICU nurse at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. She was also the dedicated head of Bendigas Rophe Ministry, “an international charitable outreach organisation that provides...

In Motion School of Dance has held many recitals but next month’s has been 25 years in the making. Called Time Capsule, it’s a showcase of favourite performances since Lizz Pimentel opened the company’s doors. Ironically, her first landlord was reluc...

I was sitting at my classroom desk when a messenger arrived from our headmaster’s office: “All boys are to go to the assembly hall immediately and wait for a special announcement.” Once we were all seated the headmaster entered and stood in the cent...

The Bermuda National Gallery is offering scholarships to high tech art students wishing to attend the gallery’s summer camp. The Art+Tech summer camp programme will run in July and August and is open to 15 students each week. Classes will be held at ...