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Two years ago the Baha’i world community marked the bicentenary of the birth of Baha’u’llah, the prophet founder of the Baha’i Faith. On Tuesday we celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of the Bab, the forerunner and herald of Baha’u’llah and the tw...

With the Sectional behind us the local players went straight into a Stac week ahead of the Open Pairs and the Junior Teams in early November. The short break gives me some time for some results from the Bermuda Bowl World Championships which recently...

In 1987, Matthew Arnold stepped into a service at Saint Patrick Catholic Church, not sure what to expect. He was new to the island, having moved from the UK with his wife and two children for a short-term post at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s D...

TODAY • Godwin International: Presents Value 2 Vision 2019. Join Rev Dr Georgette Prime Godwin and keynote speaker Becky Davis for a workshop designed to “elevate thinking, passion, and action”. 10am to 4pm. Admission, $95. Register at www.godwinin...

Suzette Harvey has been a champion of black dance since she opened her studio more than 25 years ago. Through United Dance Productions, she introduced hip-hop to the island — and faced scepticism from other schools. The popularity of the genre now ...

Stephanie Hill calls Bermuda her “spiritual home”, which made it an obvious place to celebrate her book. She’s to sign copies of Come Sleep With Me: An Adventure in Bed and Breakfast Land and Beyond at Brown & Co this weekend. It coincides with the b...

If you’re talking industry influencers, London Fashion Week is one of the biggest. Designers Desiree Riley and Joshua Davis were thrilled to receive an invite; the prestigious trade fair will put their brand, D’ezir, on display before a global audien...

For 79 years Elizabeth Gumbs has been a fixture on the organ at First Church of God, Angle Street. In her early days, shortly after the Second World War started, she had to remember to pump the instrument with her foot so that the music could be hear...

Callum Smith’s first real gig was at a massive nightclub in Mexico City. “Nerve-racking”, is how he describes the period before he got on stage; there were more than 1,000 people at LooLoo Studio waiting to hear him play the saxophone and sing a few ...

While some churches may be struggling to get people through the doors each week, Saint Patrick Catholic Church is often jam-packed. The secret to its success: a warm and welcoming congregation that honours God in both word and deed. The Smith’s chur...