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Bermudian singer Collie Buddz will perform his hits for crowds across Europe next year. The artist, who is best known for his single Come Around, kicks off his Live Life European Tour 2015 on February 19 in Amsterdam. He’ll also perform in Belgium, G...

It is always inspiring to see Bermuda depicted through fresh eyes. Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is exhibiting a show by joint artists in residence; oil painters, Susan Parish Adam and Joshua Adam from Maine. It is intriguing to have the artist i...

Christmas may come early this year for local art collectors. Manhattan-based art dealer Nicholas Lusher is holding a special three-day show of top Bermuda art at a Pembroke home. The show will include Bermuda scenes by highly sought after artists su...

It’s all about the music with Bermuda’s newly crowned hip hop king. Richard Gibbons Jr beat out 15 contenders to win the title at a Hott 107.5 competition at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts. The 29-year-old, who calls himself “Ki...

Third time’s the charm for local photographer Roland Skinner. The veteran photographer will next week hold a book signing for the third version of his popular coffee table book Picturesque. He spoke with The Royal Gazette about what makes this book ...

Samantha Savoury was always a churchgoer but didn’t really understand how to apply the lessons learned until she joined Young Life. The Christian outreach programme showed the 14-year-old how the Sunday sermons were relevant to her day-to-day existen...

Members and friends of the Fellowship Circle are geared for what will be a ‘Warm Up’ for fellow member Ruby Sampson, who was born in December 1918. The Circle is made up of wives of Masonic Brethren. For the purposes of this feature, this columnist i...

One of the somewhat unsung achievements in the realm of Bermuda heritage in the last 20 years or so is the outstanding series of books on the historic architecture of this small place. The brainchild of the Bermuda National Trust, under the guiding ...

Claudette Cann always loved reading but felt there were a lot of books sending the wrong message to young women — that it was okay to drink, party and sleep around. She knew she had to do something about it. She decided to pen her own faith-based ro...