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At the best of times, Wendy struggles to make ends meet. Her husband died two years ago leaving her to raise their seven-year-old son on her own. When Covid-19 shut the island down at the end of March, her part-time work evaporated and finding the m...

Cheryl Hastings put on a dinosaur costume and made a bunch of “silly” videos, all with her young clients in mind. Struck by their response, the play therapist then decided to do the same for the general public. Her thought: stuck at home for weeks, g...

Shaunté Simons has found a way to pursue her divine purpose while pushing and inspiring other women to do the same. She has done it through the podcast she launched last year, Pray, Plan, Slay. “Well before I ever dreamt of doing a podcast, I was a ...

Most of us know that a good game of bridge is magic — fun, enchanting, challenging, all of that. However, sometimes the play of the hand in the hands of an expert can seem like real magic, and never so more than in the hands of the charismatic Zia M...

Customers gave Dill Pickle Farming a warm welcome when the stand returned to its regular business sites last week. “The reopening of the markets again has been amazing,” said JaVaughn Dill. “Any farmer that reopened their roadside markets, like mysel...

While everyone else hunkered down during Covid-19, Risa Hunter was focused on change. Foremost in her thoughts was how to build on the legacy of Tom Butterfield, the founder and creative director of Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The 32-year-ol...

Chloe Mitchell used cardboard for her pop art creation; Camila Bonifacio da Rocha painted on brown paper bags. Stuck at home with limited supplies, the Bermuda High School art students were forced to become more resourceful. Rachel Swinburne, their ...

Cycling kept Karl Outerbridge’s mental health challenges at bay; shelter-in-place took that coping mechanism away from him. Over the past three weeks, he has struggled with severe depression in the tiny home where he lives alone in North Hamilton, wi...

At the moment, the prospects are “dismal”, but Heidi Cowen is hoping a year-long fundraiser will get the Bermuda Arts Centre through the economic nightmare caused by Covid-19. Long before the pandemic hit, seven artists committed to donating a painti...

Bermuda’s lockdown is encouraging even the most seasoned in our faith community to utilise alternate methods of communication in order to sustain their friendships and faith. This was evident on Saturday, April 11 when a group of singers — all membe...