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after the last Christmas decorations have been torn down is to buy a Christmas charity card. The Island's latest coalition of carers is getting into the Christmas spirit, while individual charities are also producing their own cards. The Family Resou...

The third annual `pre-Christmas extravaganza', organised by Home Grown Alternatives at takes place at the St. Paul's Christian Education Centre in Paget next week. Formed by some of the Island's leading artists and artisans, the fair will present a v...

Five local ladies will be kicking up their heels and two-stepping into millions of homes. Donna Amaral and Carla Kaufman of Smith's, Sharon Johnson of Southampton, Ann Johnson of Devonshire and Lynn Lalone of Warwick will be twirling into Tennessee n...

hurricane-wrecked Central America. Mr. Masefield donated clothes to go to Honduras as part of an emergency aid campaign by St. John Ambulance, of which he is president. St. John chairman Colin Curtis said the aim was to raise awareness amongst reside...

The Island's top chefs will take part in four major culinary competitions following the cancellation of last month's Taste of the Caribbean competition. Officials of the Bermuda National Culinary Team yesterday announced that the team will represent ...

*** A tired but happy crowd turned out in droves to what was definitely the second biggest conscious party this week. In an Island as small as Bermuda, politics infuses every aspect of our lives -- and in the wake of what was the most remarkable ele...

Raphael's early 16th century depiction of `The Holy Family' is one of the artworks to be studied in an upcoming art course at the Bermuda College, Faculty of Adult and Continuing Education. Bermudian art historian Julia Horseman, M.A., who has been t...

with drum teacher Eddie Ming at the opening of Mr. Ming's new drumming school in St. George's last weekend.