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The saying goes there are only two types of people in the world on St Patrick’s Day: The Irish and those who wish they were Irish. If you fall into either of those categories this coming Monday that’s cause enough to celebrate in our books. Feast of...

There is a trail of little elastic bands running down the hallway. Open the fridge and you’ll see a single, tiny pink and blue band sitting on the crisper. Go into the living room and it looks like a shipping container of elastic bands exploded. This...

If you ask Bermudian Carolyn O’Connor how she stumbled into a career in floral design, she’ll tell you: “It was a happy accident of geography.” Ms O’Connor had been looking for a creative outlet for some time and just happened to live around the cor...

Canadian international recording artist Justin Hines, who has chalked up a number of hits on the Billboard charts, was the star attraction at the Bermuda Folk Club. On Island for a speaking engagement at WindReach, Mr Hines accepted an invitation at ...

Chelsea Amber Nisbett might be a new name for many on these shores, but the budding singer-songwriter has long been making a name for herself in Nova Scotia, Canada. Miss Nisbett, the daughter of Bermudian Thomas W.L. Nisbett and the granddaughter o...

It may only be chilly March but hundreds of people will soon take to the beach for a little fun and artistic frolic. The Third Annual Bermuda Beach Art Festival will be held on March 29 on Bermuda beaches. Organiser Nicky Gurret called it one of Be...

Adventure seekers John Doherty and Wayne Swan were able to cross a new challenge off their bucket lists last month when they climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in aid of two local charities. Mr Doherty and Mr Swan, both coworkers at Argus Group, were conside...

By Dr Edward Harris ‘This trip to Bermuda has brought forth many thoughts and feelings of history and family, of service and of sacrifice, and of the poignant tragedy of a father having to bury his son. — Edward Morgan Dale, February 2014 In these da...