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Yo-Yo Ma has been described by Washington Post art and architecture critic Philip Kennicott as arguably the best cellist ever, known for his fresh, richly interpretative approach. The audience at the Bermuda Festival’s Founders’ Recital, performed in...

Meet two of Bermuda’s newest female actuaries — Alana Anderson and Cherie Dill. It’s taken them years of hard work and sacrifice, but now both women have earned a spot in the traditionally male dominated field. They’re now hoping to inspire other wo...

I saw the great Nina Simone perform at Carnegie Hall in New York. It was a concert that transcended every expectation I had by soaring into a realm of artistry that was sublime. It was unforgettable. The new exhibitions at the Bermuda Society of Art...

Riddell’s Bay Golf Course on your doorstep, the America’s Cup at your window. Three waterfront lots that abut the Warwick course are now available. Their perch off Riddell’s Bay Road offers elevated views over the Great Sound — the designated racecou...

Rebecca Faulkenberry was a young Bermudian who wanted to be an actress on the world stage. She didn’t have any famous friends or family to help pave her way — she put her head down, and got to work. It’s the advice she gives to anyone with big dreams...

Tend to a bonsai, you might just improve world peace. Axel Bubenzer has grown bonsai trees for two decades. He says there’s a lot of patience involved. “It is like meditation,” said Mr Bubenzer. “I think there would be more peace in the world if more...

Most people use Instagram to share their photographs. Nhuri Bashir used it to help him create. The 31-year-old’s photography exhibit is now on display at the Bermuda Society of Arts, City Hall. It’s called All Squared, largely because it was designed...

Painting is back at the Bermuda National Gallery. If you prefer your art to be a little less arcane than the Bacardi Biennial tends to be, then their new show, Marking Territory: A Focus on Bermuda’s Landscape, is a must-see. The curatorial directio...

Bermuda’s own Rebecca Faulkenberry dazzled the crowd at Fairmont Southampton Resort on Friday night and was well deserving of the standing ovation she received at the end of the show. Her set for the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts included a...

The Mid-Ocean Amphitheatre at Fairmont Southampton Resort was about three-quarters full. So about 600 people had braved the wind, horizontal rain and the vagaries of parking to attend Saturday’s show by the Eliis Marsalis Jazz Quintet — an enthusiast...