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Jonathan Christopher is hopeful that in the coming months, he might just get his life back. As the Broadway singer envisions it: he’ll see his family, get back up on stage and leave the tiny apartment in Toronto he’s been stuck in on his own since th...

Each day Kelly Smith mixes the same potion: a handful of imagination and a sprinkle of art. It’s a concoction that’s proven successful with the “smallies’ that accompany her on nature walks, scavenger hunts and any number of activities she comes up...

The National Spiritual Assembly of Bahá’ís of Bermuda elected new members last week. It is an exercise that takes place during the annual Riḍván festival. The 12-day festival, one of the holiest holidays for the Bahá’í Faith, was observed from April ...

Without Covid-19 Courtney Lopes might never have found her way home. She’d spent 15 years in the US, studying and working as a dancer, and was living in New York when the pandemic hit the city last year. She waited it out for a few months before she ...

Introduce new foods to your child, slowly, but surely. Do not make the dinner table a battleground. Make it a pleasant space. If they do not like something do not force them to eat it. Have your child help in the kitchen so they get used to being ar...

Bermuda has a new talk show, Goyz Lane. It’s a queer series, with queer hosts and queer guests. Creators “Dreazy” and “Dkya” are thankful for the inspiration they received from Pride Bermuda – and the unintentional push from Covid-19. Having consider...

A charity for people with disabilities has shifted its education and therapy programmes in line with the Government stay-at-home order. WindReach Bermuda sent remote learning packages to people enrolled in its life skills, therapeutic riding and adul...

Ionela Leamey is offering free exercise classes for kids on Zoom, beginning Saturday. It’s part of an effort to build her business which, like everything else, has been challenged by Covid-19. Just as important to her is that children fall in love wi...

Daren Bascome has a lot going on. Proverb, the brand-building agency he founded in 1999, unveiled an antiracism campaign last week that the city of Boston is banking on. And then there’s the ongoing work he does for his alma mater, Massachusetts ...

Although Anna Fulton insists she “was never a natural athlete”, she never let it stop her from trying. It’s not uncommon to see her out on the water rowing with her husband Ian. In 2008 she climbed Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, despite having had a hip...