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promoting health and healing will be discussed when the Integrated Healing Arts presents a three-day seminar at the Gilbert Primary School Hall this weekend. The Qigong (pronounced chee gong) and Healing Herbs and Foods workshops will be conducted by...

joy. 12 young dancers, poised (and how poised!) on the brink of their professional careers, appeared as part of this year's Bermuda Festival Fringe. Organised -- or perhaps, disorganised would be the more appropriate term -- by the Departments of Tou...

the deep southern delta region (New Orleans for short). For a lot of you younger folks, this music is the kind of music you may have only heard during those momentary screenings of black and white silent cartoons they sometimes show on TV. See, that ...

We all know that we ought to have a valid Will in place. But fewer of us appreciate the risks involved in not having one. If you die without a valid Will, you are said to have died intestate. Where your Will fails to dispose of the your entire estate...

Bermuda's Anglican church is considering reversing its traditional opposition to women priests as it grapples with a dearth of clerical candidates. But pro-reform supporters are gearing up for a long fight because the church's head, Bishop Ewen Ratte...

A hard-up charity that supports victims of violent and sexual crime has had its short-term future secured after receiving more than $102,000 in donations. The Women's Resource Centre, which has been threatened with closure due to a lack of cash, has ...

Porter is back visiting his daughter, seeing old friends, and making new ones. Mr. Porter first came to Bermuda in 1960 for a three year term as the Officer for the Somerset Corps of the Salvation Army. He returned for a four year term in 1980, as th...

In today's world of big sound and invasive volume, music played on a harpsichord requires a significant shift of aural gears for, like a well-spoken lady, the instrument speaks with delicacy and finesse. While the thin, plinky tone is not for everyon...

For $30.00 you could have seen the best of Bermuda's entertainers at Club Azure last Sunday working for a very worthy cause. What is more you would have got more than your money's worth; Gene Steede, Bootsie, Shine Hayward, Hubert Smith, Stan Gilbert...

thanks to the Bermuda Festival and the Festival Fringe. At City Hall the Dukes of Dixieland will capture the distinctive sounds of New Orleans with their magical blend of dixieland, blues and jazz, beginning at 8 p.m. At Bethel AME Church, Shelly Bay...