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The Spring Tournament season should by now have been well under way at the Club, but has hit a couple of roadblocks. First, I was hoping to report the results of the Novice Pairs Championship which was scheduled for last Tuesday but the game had to b...

• St Mark’s Anglican Church: Join us for the final Sunday in Lent. We will be holding our peaceful worship service at 8am followed by our contemporary all-ages worship service at 9.30am. The theme this week is “Young & Diverse Church”, the sixth ...

A father and son team are going the extra mile, literally, to raise money for Agape House in Paget. This week, Thomas McMahon and son Eoin McMahon, plan to climb Mount Everest in Nepal to raise funds for Friends of Hospice, the fundraising arm of the...

Affordable vegetables – is this an April Fool? It would be easy to assume so when in Bermuda a single pepper can set you back $4; let’s not get into the price of blueberries or cherries. There’s a hefty price tag that comes with living on a rock in ...

As April 14 is designated as Tannat Grape Day and April 17 World Malbec Day, I will offer a few ways for you to celebrate them. Tannat originated in the South of France, but Uruguay considers it their national grape. I would love to offer you a ver...

From The Pink Sands is Rhys Campbell’s debut collection of poems. The 24-year-old considered it a fitting title for the tribute he wrote to his island home – the 11 poems in the chapbook share Bermuda as a theme. “A lot of the inspiration came fr...

The human-animal bond is growing stronger. Animals used to be beasts of burden – pulling the plough or the canal barge; a means of transport; a rat catcher in the barn, or a sheep dog to save the farmers weary legs up the hillside. But animals have...

In 2011, Felicite Davidson was drafted to host a last-minute dinner party. On the guest list was an eclectic mix that included the contortionists, jugglers, clowns and acrobats of the Moscow Circus, a hot ticket in that year’s Bermuda Festival of the...

Calls are flooding in for the home-made kites Duvon Powell sells every year. For a while he had been worried that Bermuda was losing its long-held Good Friday tradition – a combination of the social restrictions of Covid-19 and the hold electronics s...

“I don’t think I had a nap today, but I’m not sure – I may have slept through part of it.” Anonymous Today’s article was inspired by the passing remark above that one of my older friends made to me this past week. Once we finally managed to stop gigg...