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People are often surprised when they find out “Mama Grace” is 98. Her posture is ramrod straight; her face, largely unwrinkled. “People are always asking me what’s the secret to long life,” said the Friswell’s Hill resident, whose actual name is Grac...

Joshua Amar calls filmmaking his sandbox, a way to live out childhood fantasies and play in worlds that don’t exist. The American Film Institute graduate used the practice to explore his relationship with his older brother, who has Asperger’s. The re...

When Ryan Topple first started playing the saxophone, he was so bad his mother asked him to play in the garage for the sake of her ears. It was much the same for brothers Ross and Gareth Cooper. “On one hand, they wanted us to practice,” 13-year-old...

Mother’s Day weekend just got more exciting with the announcement that queen of the “Electric Slide”, Marcia Griffiths, is to perform during a May 12 concert at the National Sports Centre. Griffiths is one of two legendary Jamaican reggae singers bei...

Tournament season is well under way at the Bermuda Bridge Club and today will see the two session Junior Open Pairs taking place, following the successful format adopted for the Open Pairs. Play will start at 9.30am with a break for lunch followed by...

Federica Mascheroni believes a good wine is not just about what is inside the bottle, but behind the label. There is a rich history behind Castello di Volpaia. It is a winery and a village and documents on the 40-person community date back to 1172. T...

Fear not, I am not joining in the Armageddon, or end of times debate, but merely referring to a windswept, cool and lonely land that is far, far away — the weather here for early March has given me this mindset. Its name is Patagonia and this area,...

Ferio Saxophone Quartet at the Earl Cameron Theatre Like an old friend with a new hairstyle, a familiar classical favourite played with an entirely different instrumentation allows you to encounter the piece anew and appreciate it all over again. T...

Three years on and the organisers of Bermuda’s International Women’s Day are hoping today’s event will be a peaceful, positive and powerful demonstration of progress in the workforce. The community is invited to the steps of City Hall at 12.30pm to c...

Ellen Hollis readily admits she is not the best archer in the world. The 45-year-old hits the bull’s-eye maybe once in 50 tries. “But when I do, I get a swing in my step and a smile on my face,” Ms Hollis said. She plays once a month, with David Semo...