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De’Javon “Dae” Paynter was working as a kitchen porter in a busy local restaurant when he became intrigued by the bar. It looked to be more fun than what he was doing in the kitchen. “I decided I would be working behind the bar before my next birthda...

Rick Spurling was the United Bermuda Party Member of parliament for St David’s for six years back in the 1990s. But the 76-year-old admits he never really liked politics. “I did it out of duty,” Mr Spurling said. “I was convinced by David Saul and ...

Next week Sunday is Christmas. I’m sure there have already been loads of Christmas party lunches and dinners by now. However this party season can take us all the way into January. Whether you're heading off island for the holiday season, going skiin...

They say that when you love something, you should let it go, and that’s how Stratton Hatfield feels about the leaf sculptures he has on display in the latest Masterworks exhibition Taking Shape: Group Show. Most of his smaller sculptures in the show ...

Charm Woolridge-Virgin has put out a single, Been There. It’s a big jump into a new career for the Christian recording artist, who now makes her home in the United States. Many people will likely wonder what took her so long. Her father, John Woolrid...

Local fans of Three Angels Broadcasting Network might have been surprised to see a Bermudian family on their screen last week. Darrell and Sasha Thomas were interviewed as part of Today Family Worship, a programme that airs every Friday on the Sevent...

A special community service in reflection of the Covid-19 pandemic will be held at The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity this morning. The public is welcome to attend the 11am interdenominational service hosted by the Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, ...

The Bermuda National Gallery and the Bermuda Society of Arts Gallery will come together tomorrow afternoon to mark their 30th and 70th birthdays with a series of events around their home of City Hall. A number of local artists have also explained h...

Waiting is a part of life isn't it? The New York Times dubbed waiting in line a "timeless form of torture" and, according to a 2017 report, us Westerners typically spend approximately six months of our lives waiting in line for things, equating ...

Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone … Joni Mitchell wrote that and it came to mind when after three years there was a further return to “normalcy” at the Bridge Club with the return of the annual Christmas P...