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Along with 16 other senior BHS students in the Creative Arts Department, we travelled to New York City over the mid-term break. We knew beforehand that we would be staying at a hotel called The Row near W 45 Street, and we were curious about the name...

Caleb Forbes might seem a little standoffish when you meet him. In public, he's quieter than most eight-year-olds. He doesn't have many friends. At social gatherings, he's usually off on his own. He's not shy. He has 22q Deletion Syndrome, a rare ge...

On paper it all looks right: you’ve got your gym membership, sneakers, water bottle and iPod loaded with the Rocky theme tune. You’ve got a bag full of motivation and are laser-focused on your goals. Lately you’ve been consistent with your workout ro...

Many people have visited the Magic Kingdom, only a relative smattering get to be part of the entertainment. Lynette Colvin will have that rare opportunity this weekend. She’ll be centre stage at Disneyland in California, as part of the Jazzercise Hol...

That Paris is referred to as the City of Light is lost on Parisians — they all wear black. It’s something that struck Bermudian Tiffany Smith when she moved to the city three years ago. Her view hasn’t changed since. Everyone here wears black, day an...

Review: An Exhibition of Marine Paintings by Stephen Card at the Windjammer II Gallery, Fairmont Hamilton Princess Stephen Card has produced a major exhibition of 30 oil paintings at the Windjammer II Gallery in the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. It h...

Orange Bay Company’s Delight Morris prides herself for being able to create beautiful spaces on a budget. She’s the person you call when you’ve found a piece of furniture you absolutely love, but don’t know how to fit it into your space. She’s als...

What better way to celebrate the Bermuda Festival’s 40th anniversary than with rubies. Artist Alexandra Mosher is selling a special butterfly pin containing a single ruby to mark the event. “The butterfly symbolises its metamorphosis to embrace the ...

Aida was an award-winning Broadway hit. Why not bring it to Bermuda? Berkeley Institute students are hoping to replicate that success when they perform Aida next month — the school’s first musical in several years. Set mostly in Ancient Egypt, it cen...