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Bermuda College lecturer Edwin ME Smith was growing increasingly concerned. Fewer and fewer residents seemed able to identify Bermuda’s artists and their work. Whenever he asked the question — of friends, of his students — he got a handful of names i...

Imagine you’re at the beach, stuck in a life preserver that’s so big and ugly that people can’t help but stare. Even worse, it only lets your legs get wet; the rest of you bobs like a cork. That’s the experience for many people with physical disabi...

Modifying the title of Hannah Arendt’s 1970 study of intellectuals facing overwhelming evil, this play could be called Women in Dark Times. We are presented with a brilliantly acted, fictitious gathering of seven women on the day of the collapse of ...

Paula McQueen’s talk is called The Allergic Child. If you’re a parent with concerns, it’s one you won’t want to miss. The UK specialist will share “recent developments in paediatric food allergy” at a free presentation by asthma charity Open Airways ...

When Robin Blackburne loses a game of tennis he can’t blame his racket. The 82-year-old designed it himself. In 1973 he grew frustrated with the ball bouncing off the frame and whizzing in the wrong direction, so he added an extra set of strings. He...

Michael Dunkley was one of the first to “like” Rachel Sawden's selfie on Facebook. She said she was even more flattered when the Premier waved from GP1 to commend her work.The shot, taken from the mast of the Spirit of Bermuda, was a behind-the-scene...

For Zachary Lathan, the hardest thing about being a part of Up With People is knowing it won’t last. He’s visited 15 countries and performed with the group more than 50 times. As with all good things, however, it will come to an end. The 19-year-old’...

The Windjammer 3 Gallery is currently exhibiting its third group show since opening in October. Twenty artists participate in a show with a high level of professionalism. There is a satisfying mix of mediums on display in this exhibit, including oi...

Khalid Muhammad and Charann Woolridge could be down on life. The engaged couple had to put off university last year because they couldn’t foot the bill. Despite the disappointment, they’re not sitting around moping. They’re working to raise the ...

“Praise God from whom all blessings flow” — that was the thought that crossed my mind as I was discharged from King Edward VII Memorial Hospital last Friday. Circumstances however, dictated that I had to return. I spent another five days as a patient...