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TODAY • Christ Anglican Church, Devonshire: “Dine Under the Stars”, a dinner and entertainment fundraiser for local and overseas missions. 6pm to 9pm. Tickets: Sold out. The church will also celebrate the third pastoral anniversary of Revere...

Stuck in Bermuda for several months at the beginning of the pandemic, Charles Hayter used the time to complete a book. Cancer Confidential: Backstage Dramas in the Radiation Clinic shares the stories of some of the patients he encountered in his ...

On hearing the sad news that Queen Elizabeth II had passed away, I got to thinking, among other things, about her beloved dogs — the fabulous corgis that were so often seen accompanying her. It has been announced that her son Prince Andrew and his ex...

Pet owners are, thankfully, becoming increasingly more concerned about the food and treats they are giving their pets. It’s a topic I spend a large part of everyday discussing and educating owners about. One name that comes up frequently is rawhide s...

On Pinterest, Donna Pink saw pictures of baskets made using royal palm and figured it would be easy to create her own. As it turned out, it was downright frustrating. For a start there was the challenge of actually finding the fronds. She once begged...

I was getting ready this weekend for a pool party and started to give myself an overview as I changed into different bathing suits. I pulled, tugged, adjusted, squeezed, wiggled and then settled on a bathing suit that I would feel confident, comfort...

Three Bermudian sisters living in Britain are finalists in a food competition. Jameelah Brinson, Karima Gardner and Ahyaana Tiana Young will find out at the end of this month if they have won the Boxpark Croydon Food Business Competition. The top pri...

In January we started an intentional journey to learn about world religions. Over the last eight months we have looked at Judaism, Christianity, Baha'i, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism. According to global statistics, there are another six religions cla...

Space constraints left me unable to do a complete review of the Bermuda National Gallery’s 2022 Bermuda Biennial this summer. In this sequel, I intend to finish the task although, as with my first critique I am only focusing on the visual arts, despi...

“How can my life bear fruit?” — Luke 13:1-9 I love gardening and one of my favourite things to grow are sweet cherry tomatoes. At times they have been so abundant that I have had to give them away in buckets, however, they need a lot of looking ...