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The two-session Open Teams Championship took place at the Bermuda Bridge Club last Saturday and in a cliffhanger of a finish the team of Alan Douglas, Ed Betteto, Fabian Hupe and David Cordon took the title by only one Victory Point. The winners scor...

When the Reverend Lisa Osborne’s son Jordan was three, she learnt he had a severe speech impediment. She took her concerns to God. At the International Prophetic Encounter Conference, an annual event hosted by Restoration Fellowship church, she recei...

Goodbyes are usually bittersweet. They mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new one. In this case, it’s the end of my time as Religion Correspondent at The Royal Gazette, and the start of an exciting, new journey as I take steps to lau...

TOMORROW • Bahá’ís of Bermuda: Monthly first Sunday devotional gathering at 11.15am. The word of God offers insights for addressing the issues facing society and contributing to its social and economic betterment. Refreshments will be served. All a...

Long before launching The Authentic Bermuda Shorts store [TABS], Rebecca Singleton wrote stories for children. Then working in London, England, she would type her ideas into her laptop as she travelled on her daily commute. A decade later, with two y...

Gladys Dillas got hooked on the Girl Guides when she was 6. Technically, she was not supposed to be at that first meeting — to join First Heron Bay Company you had to be 7 — but she stubbornly insisted on following her sisters, Gwen and Helen. “They ...

Louisa Bermingham’s latest collection of art numbers 14. Alive with colour, the pieces pop from the walls of &Partners, the tiny design store just off Front Street. Ms Bermingham was invited to showcase her work as part of an artist series conceived ...

It was a wet and windy Saturday and The Travellers were waiting to perform. Manuel Pereira did not expect that many people would show up. But to his amazement, “people kept coming, and coming” and the seats soon filled. The turnout, at the Police Rec...

Some 15 years ago, I had the opportunity to cruise around the bottom of South America. On that cruise, a lecturer presented a series of talks on the golden age of steamships and, in one, spoke glowingly of the maritime painter Stephen Card. More rece...

As a child, Elizabeth Arnold watched as her grandfather carved exquisite armoires and chests out of cedar. Something about the design aspect struck a chord, and art became a lifelong passion. Faces, a collection of her most recent work, is now on dis...