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Powerful, soul-stirring singing, standing ovations and resounding hand-clapping marked the final tribute to Guilden McDewell Gilbert at St James’s Church on Thursday. Guilden was a name that spoke volumes. His voice and personality characterised a m...

Today Evening Light Pentecostal Church hosts a youth leaders’ prayer breakfast at 9.30am. An RSVP is necessary for the free event which continues at 1pm with an Island-wide scavenger hunt. Tomorrow Evening Light Pentecostal Church will host a spec...

I must start by belatedly wishing Phil Shadick and his family bon voyage and all the best for the future as they move on to make a new life in British Columbia after many years in Bermuda. Phil has been a Bridge Club member for years and for a long ...

Gina Flood was supposed to be stitching doggy bow-ties. But when a friend asked for a dress for his daughter, she could not refuse. “I ended up making 64 in eight different colours,” she said. “I thought, ‘Why stop with one?’.” Before she knew it, he...

Party planners, remember the name Twisted Spoon. Mixologists Stefan Gitschner and Somers Carr are behind the fledgling company. The 30-year-olds hope the Island falls in love with the custom and traditional cocktails they make using local ingredients...

There seems to be one rule of thumb when it comes to packing for a vacation: keep it simple. That is the word from the well-dressed people who spoke to Fashion On The Street this week. Mariangela Bucci said she tended to pack a lot of white clothes...

I have heard about a few news stories referring to a worldwide shortage of high quality rosé wines. Last summer, one account read: “The Hamptons are bracing for a devastating shortage of Whispering Angel. Maybe by Labour Day.” I have mentioned that ...

Lizz Pimentel tends to think outside the box. So, although it was an unusual request, she leaped at the chance to train US students alongside her own at In Motion School of Dance. Six dancers from the Mid Maryland Performing Arts Centre are now here,...

If they grow it, they will eat it. Many studies have found that children of all ages are more likely to eat fruits and vegetables if they help in the garden. Gardening provides different forms of engagement for children, including designing, planti...

Andreas Ratteray thought he was the smartest thing in the ocean, until he met some sharks. The 20-year-old had a close call this summer, while touring the Pacific with the Sea Education Association. “I am a pretty short dude and I was with two othe...