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The Bermuda National Gallery is offering scholarships to high tech art students wishing to attend the gallery’s summer camp. The Art+Tech summer camp programme will run in July and August and is open to 15 students each week. Classes will be held at ...

TOMORROW • St Mark’s Anglican Church: We will be holding our peaceful worship service at 8am. This will be followed by our contemporary, all-ages worship service at 9.30am. The theme of Reverend Gavin Tyte’s talk this week is “Listen”. Activ...

Bermudian artists have been offered the chance to work with a world renowned artist over a digital platform. Chase Szakmary, the owner of the digital art platform Crit, has invited young artists of all mediums to sign up for a small workshop with 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. Erica and Tim Davidson put th...

Last week we talked about carcinogens and getting them off your grill. If you missed it, check out the information online as it really is essential reading for the summer! Avoiding the char applies to oven cooking too – it’s OK to give things some c...

With our Bermuda Day holiday fast approaching, I will tell you about three whites and three reds. The whites may be new to you, and the reds – think barbecue – will be Australian, as we all know what the country just achieved here this week and how ...

The key to bedroom stamina might not be what you think. Sadoya Peynado lays it all out in Sex, You and Food, a book that she promises can help boost, or slow down a person’s libido. She wrote it because she got tired of listening to men “brag about t...

How to be happy? Live in the moment. Play and laugh like a child. Give and receive love. Sound too good to be true? It happened to me last week. I was in San Francisco on Sunday to visit my mom and celebrate her 85th birthday. I was very worried abou...

Angelina Hayward-Simas opened Vision School of Dance in September of 2019 with a lot of big ideas. The grandest one of all was a dance recital she planned to hold in eight months’ time. “But then Covid-19 happened,” the dance instructor said. Classes...

As Kate Kayaian explained in her welcome to the audience, String Seranade marked Bermuda Philharmonic’s first concert in three years. Consisting of string works from the 19th and 20th centuries, the ambitious, well executed and richly diverse progra...