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An exhibit displaying the works and creative tools of distinguished Bermudian animator Arthur Rankin Jr will open on Saturday at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The exhibit, “Arthur’s Galaxy”, honours the local filmmaker just as he celebrated ...

Ashay: Rites of Passage summer programmes are available for the Island’s young people By Nadia Arandjelovic If the only thing you know about African people is that they were enslaved and affected by disease, war and poverty in modern times, then you’...

Yours truly was profoundly saddened to learn of the death of my former neighbour and close friend, African Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop Rt Rev Vinton Randolph Anderson BA, MA, MD, PhD. Over the decades I have written volumes about him and how he...

Many young adults have mastered the art of self portrait through ‘selfies’. But for emerging young digital photographer Signe Constable, 20, taking pictures of herself is a way to document her life and the places she has travelled. Her latest work...

This year’s Berkeley Institute valedictorian, Jasmyn Renfroe, 18, carries the nickname “Karate Chop”. But she’s down with that, as it’s all in good fun. At 16 years old she skipped a belt to reach the level of black belt. This June, she won the titl...

Some might dare to call Alice Bennett-Johnson a modern day treasure hunter. But instead of scouring the ocean floor for gold, diamonds and rubies, she’s pouring through thrift store racks in search of vintage finds from eras gone by. Ms Bennett-John...

Bermuda’s burgeoning Annual Fashion Week continued in earnest on Thursday night with the entirely inspiring Local Designers’ Showcase. The always popular event was held at the Pier 6 Harbour Rooftop on Front Street, which made for an interesting even...

In this centenary year of the beginning of the Great War (1914—18), we are reminded of the name of the warship HMS Aboukir, for it was on the demise of that vessel that William Edmund Smith was the first Bermudian to be lost in that conflict. Ultimat...