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George Jones collapsed in the middle of his first race. He blames the limited water stations in the 1973 Bermuda Day half-marathon. However, it’s likely the beer didn’t help. “I had trained a lot and I felt good,” the 82-year-old said. “I had a good ...

The Lao Tizer Band at the Ruth Seaton James Centre as part of the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts The Lao Tizer Band has been called “jazz group of the year” and jazz is what they delivered, flawlessly and consistently. Tizer himself command...

Kassie Bather started designing because she couldn’t find a carnival costume she liked. Nervous, she kept it a secret from everyone except family and close friends until last year when her Code Red BDA costumes got people talking. She’s hoping the re...

Heart-to-Heart Marriage Mentoring Ministries is gearing up for its annual International Marriage Week celebrations next month. Founders Allan and Mildred Hunt have helped husbands and wives improve their relationships for more than a decade. The coup...

Well, the big day is here and tonight sees the start of the Bermuda Regional 2020 with the traditional Charity Game kicking things off — A big welcome to all our visitors, most of whom come from the East Coast of Canada and the US together with a sma...

I have seen a description of grappa that compares its transition to the fairytale of Cinderella. Poor and in rags, with the help of her fairy godmother, she became a beautifully dressed young lady who won the heart of a prince at the ball. A 1997 New...

Rowan Vickers’s production of The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams’s 1944 classic “memory” play, was brilliant for so many reasons. Put on by Venture Theatre Ensemble as part of the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts, it allowed us to enter ...

A few days ago Chloe turned 12 and I officially braced myself for the hormonal hurricane of teenage years. So far, she’s mainly a chilled little soul. I’m trying to just enjoy it and keep my fingers crossed that she doesn’t start hating me in 362 day...

At a wedding in Ethiopia, where she lived for two years, Dana Zhyon Selassie’s photography stood out. She hadn’t been hired to shoot, but the bride and groom were thrilled with the pictures she gave them. Despite that, she never considered herself a ...

As a kid, Brotha Richie doodled on whatever he could — colouring books, the brown paper covers of his schoolbooks, his sneakers. Music took over but then three years ago he went through a rough patch and rediscovered his old hobby. “Art is therapy,” ...