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Last week I stuffed an enormous tree into a friend’s car – and it was instantly Christmas! There is something about that intoxicating pine smell that makes me feel festive; I have an immediate need for a glass of mulled wine and Michael Buble on the...

Ministers of Finance are usually better known as number crunchers than wordsmiths. But Bob Richards, the man in charge of the pursestrings in the last One Bermuda Alliance government, has proved he can turn his hand to novels as well. Mr Richards, wh...

Artistically, Fayelle Wharton Bush has gone through a lot of change in the past decade. Her exhibit at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is testament to that. It opens on Friday with a series of encaustic works titled, Bermuda Vibrations 2020. Ms Wha...

Joan Dismont has always loved music. Oldies like See You Later Alligator, When I Fall In Love and Unforgettable are among her favourites. “I think my love for music might be one of the reasons I have led a long life,” she said. “Music is good for you...

If you are missing live music, Jonathan Christopher is offering a concert filled with “Hamil-tunes”, and holiday and Broadway favourites. He’s urging family and friends in Bermuda to tune in this weekend for Another Year Has Gone By, the performance ...

Two weeks ago, I saw a long line of shoppers patiently waiting to buy their Christmas trees outside of the Harrington Hundreds supermarket. It made me smile as I remembered what it meant to me to find a tree. I was a child in Irkutsk, Siberia. Snow w...

For 63 years Webster and Cecilia Furbert shared a love of piano music. Mr Furbert loved classical; his wife preferred hymns. “After my wife died it seemed like my fingers just couldn’t get to the keys,” the 88-year-old said. Slowly, with the support ...

Recently I’ve encountered some health challenges which has made me reflect on the importance of staying healthy. For those who are young it is easy to get away with bad food and lifestyle choices. With age, poor health choices can catch up to you mu...

After eight months on hiatus in Bermuda, Rebecca Faulkenberry is back in New York City searching for her next acting gig. Back in March, with many jobs being cancelled by what was then an emerging health crisis, she thought it would be a good time t...

It goes without saying that this has been a year beyond measure – and in so many ways. What I find particularly fascinating is not so much what has happened but how we have responded; how we have pulled together to adapt to, and get through, what ha...