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If you had asked back in 1990 what were the world’s most widely planted wine grapes, the top five in order would have been: airén, garnacha, rkatsiteli, sultaniye and trebbiano. Twenty-plus years later familiar names emerge and it goes cabernet sauv...

Anyone who assumed artists lead stress-free lives should talk to Graham Foster. His most recent challenge was getting two murals to Tortola in the middle of Hurricane Nicole. Adding to his pressures was the strict deadline set by the private estate t...

Popping open a frozen pizza is so much easier than preparing a healthy meal. Many people want to improve their diet but don’t have the time to learn healthy cooking. Meaghan McKenzie may have the answer. The 37-year-old is starting a holistic cater...

While students were enjoying their midterm break in October, Davida Morris of Greenrock travelled with two teachers and two students from the Dalton E. Tucker Primary School to London, England to attend the Water Explorer’s International Event and pr...

Kim Webb’s goal was to find 240 toys to give to needy children. The plan worked better than she had hoped. Toys for Tots, the initiative she started under Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty 14 years ago, gave away 300 presents that first year. The annual...

Elizabeth Zuill Cart never expected that, 20 years later, she’d see her story in print. She’d drawn on childhood memories to create Octavius the Octopus; the molluscs could frequently be found in the waters off her home in Devonshire. Once written, t...

Dalton E. Tucker Primary’s Trip to the Water Explorer International Conference Isaiah Williams (8 years old) and Lakai Drummond (9 years old) along with Ms Shanda Simmons, Deputy Principal and Mrs Moira Daniels, para-educator attended the Water Expl...

Amanda Temple has spent the past few months drumming up personalities for Tapestry of Tales. The book’s release will coincide with an exhibit at Masterworks next year. The photographer spoke with Lifestyle about the project and how the public can hel...

After losing her son then her husband in quick succession, Madree Lindsay found solace through faith and photography. Now she has combined these passions to produce a calendar, depicting Bermudian life and landscapes, with proceeds going to help the ...

Dear Heather, We’re tired of throwing our money away on rent. We want to buy our own piece of the rock but with all the political upheaval worldwide we’re not sure if now is the right time, or how it will affect Bermuda. On an economic level I’m not ...