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Today, May 6, is the day when we celebrate wines that are derived from the third most planted white wine grape – sauvignon blanc. We could almost get away with thinking that only chardonnay exceeds it in vineyard acreage as who has ever heard of the...

May is Foster Care Month. The Royal Gazette is highlighting people who have made the decision to “spend a season” working with the Department of Child and Family Services whenever there are children in need of help. Sheree Jacobs “fell into” fost...

Years ago, before I came to Bermuda, I was always asking my daughter, Maria, "If I meet someone, how will I know if he is the one?" She always replied: "You will just know. Your heart will tell you." March 12 is a very special day for me. Ten years ...

Some people are winding down at 65; Kevin Maybury is cranking up the volume. On Sunday he and his long-time friends Cleveland Astwood and Jonathan Walker will give a free concert as they debut their new band, RNB. Their weekly shows at Bungalow 56 w...

With race season in full swing and Bermuda Day in under four weeks, I thought it would be a perfect time to talk about reasons to participate in a race. Races give you a goal One of the first things I enjoy doing when I start planning a training...

A friend suggested I meet John H. Kaufmann who was preparing for his upcoming art show and followed with the comment: “I think meeting John might pique your interest.” His comment would prove to be an understatement in the neighbourhood of saying jaz...

Charles Zuill Beauty is a fundamental human need, albeit one that is often overlooked, but at the peril of diminished living. Beauty is a conveyor of joy. The current exhibition in the Rick Fairies Gallery at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is one ...

On Saturday, Keri Ebright Jacobs will walk the length of Bermuda in memory of seven women who were raped and murdered here. It’s a cause she took on because of her own sexual assault at the age of 17 on the railway trail in Pembroke in 1978. A month ...

“The hardest thing about ‘everything happens for a reason’ is waiting for the reason to come along.” — Unknown I have started and deleted the opening sentence of this column no less than five times this week, which, for me, is unusual. Usual...

At four, Kate Kayaian decided to start cello lessons. She got the idea from “an older boy” who played, a family friend that she had a crush on. Although the relationship went nowhere, the music stuck. Today, Kate has students around the world and, wi...