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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 ...

This week and next I will present two slam hands which are instructional in the bidding and the play. North-South were good bidders in getting to the slams but South let the team down with some pedestrian declarer play to lose a bushel of points (see...

TOMORROW • Bright Temple AME Church: Reverend Charles A Smith and the members of Bright Temple AME Church family invite the public to join us at 10am for our annual Women’s Day celebrations. The Speaker is Evangelist Joan Simmons, a genuine...

You only turn 50 once. The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda is celebrating the milestone, and its return to the stage after a pandemic-caused hiatus, with a production of the Broadway musical, The Addams Family. Q: What drew you to acting? ...

It would be hard not to notice the recent trend for alcohol-free wine and spirits. Overseas, entire stores dedicated to an alcohol-free drinking experience are popping up in major cities. Alcohol-free spirits are hitting the drinks list and non-alcoh...

I was sitting at my desk when a messenger arrived to say that all students had to report to the assembly hall immediately. Once all the boys were seated (no girls in those days) the headmaster took centre stage and burned eight words into my memory b...

If you happen to be in Times Square on Saturday, look up at the mega screens for a glimpse of Trudell Edwards

On Saturday evening the last full moon of summer rose out of the reluctant sea, ascending through the embrace of clouds that sought in vain to hold back one of the last calm nights of summer. The moon’s shimmer poured its quicksilver path across the...

Jolene Bean spent almost half a century teaching and loved every minute but in the seven years since she retired, she has sometimes wondered if she should have been an artist instead. The 72-year-old has made jewellery, dolls for her nieces, and “a l...