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Although I’m still in my mid 20s, one of my closest friends is closer to my grandmother’s age. She’s still as smart as a whip and full of enough great wisdom to rival talk show host Oprah Winfrey, but the one thing slowing her down is usually arthrit...

The fact is that Port producers, like Champagne houses only release a vintage in a very good year and in the case of Port this usually happens in about three years in every ten. With other less perfect harvests they mainly restrict their offerings to...

While some Bermudians would likely turn up their nose at the thought of eating walrus, seal or polar bear for dinner, one local anthropologist suggests our diets might have more in common with Inuit communities than we think. Bermudian scientist Dr ...

Bermudian war veteran Philip Lamb, who died earlier this year, is being honoured in a new exhibition at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in London. The exhibition entitled ‘Pilots of the Caribbean’ opened earlier this month and recognises volunteers ...

When Phillip Rego first visited Haiti it was with the idea of helping out “a bit”. Five years later, he has a charity Feed My Lambs Ministry that runs an orphanage, a school and a clinic helping hundreds of Haitian children in desperate need. Mr Rego...

For centuries lighthouses have been used to help the maritime community navigate through rough and rocky seas. Now Andrea Lightbourne-Webster is hoping a new non-profit organisation, Lighthouse Ministry Foundation, will serve a similar purpose by ...

The Bermuda School of Music (BSM) is launching the first of its 2013-14 Lunchtime Concert Series performances at Wesley Methodist Church this Friday, starting at 12 noon. The hour-long programme will feature works by Dr Charles Callahan, Prokofiev, S...

Mining investments and cricket aren’t normally associated with art, but that’s exactly Elliot Wilson’s background. Mr Wilson is the latest Masterworks Museum artist in residence. He is originally from Felstead, Essex, England and is a commodity tra...