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Darrell’s Island was once a critical hub for seaplanes crossing the Atlantic; today, it’s a sleepy picnic ground. For the past three years Bermuda Institute students have been reimagining it. Their 11ft by 3ft model has a seaplane museum, glamping ar...

The pandemic got a lot of charities thinking about how they could do things differently. Outreach was something the Bermuda Festival successfully focused on; 750 students participated virtually last year. The hope is to build on that when the 48th Be...

Religious and faith communities can take a leading role in the pursuit of racial reconciliation, the Reverend Dr Jacqui Lewis argues. The author, speaker and antiracism advocate is on island this weekend to engage in a series of conversations on this...

Although I have known for some time about Jonathan Land Evans’s recently published book, Bermuda in Painted Representation, it is only in the last few weeks that I have been able to get my hands on it to study it. As suggested by the title, this book...

God, as revealed through the Bible, is a God who loves the world, feels its pain, and wants to see justice restored. Where there is oppression, hatred, discord, favouritism, or disregard; where people live in loneliness, fear, squalor, pain, or pove...

Last Tuesday saw a special day and special game at the Bridge Club. Thirty-six players, a record number since the start of Covid-19, turned out to play in a game honouring Greta Marshall, who turned 90 on the day! As is tradition, the game paused in ...

TOMORROW • St Mark's Anglican Church: Join our peaceful worship at 8am followed by our all-age worship at 9.30am when the theme will be “Life” and our services will be led by Canon John Stow. All are welcome. Children and other young peo...

This summer, Sue Stephenson was preoccupied with boats. Sails in particular captured her fancy: she watched as they moved about the harbours here, and googled images for closer inspection. Then she set to work painting. Point of Sail, her collect...

Half term is approaching and for the first time in for ever we are heading to Disney. The last time we went, the girls were little and the week was full of character breakfasts, meeting princesses, Frozen experiences and all the Mickey Mouse ear-wea...

A quick explanation. Early each week I hand in my text to The Royal Gazette and, as the layout in the actual newspaper varies from week to week, they often change my heading for the story to fit their page. I suspect they also do it if they want to ...