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Bermudian archaeologist Dr. Cathie Draycott, a lecturer in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University in the UK, has urged locals to participate in an online survey designed to find out about experiences of and attitudes to archaeology. The ...

The Bermuda Community Foundation (BCF) is observing “Community Foundation Week” with the release of its final Vital Signs® Summary Reports. As in years past, participating community foundations help raise awareness on philanthropy by sharing informat...

Sixteen women from the Bermuda Rifle & Drill Team flew to the United States to get their uniforms for next year’s Bermuda Day Parade. Royal Bermuda Regiment Sergeant Debbie Symons said she took more women on the trip than usual to “give them the oppo...

Jazz icon Dianne Reeves will be among the star performers at next year’s Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts. The Grammy Award-winning American singer will be the featured international artist at the event, which will run from January 17 to March...

People who have lost a loved one to suicide will be able to find emotional support at a special event next weekend. Survivor Day will mark the first observance of International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day in Bermuda. The event will be sponsored by ...

Christmas gifts are among the items for sale this weekend as a market for home-grown food and crafts makes a return after its summer break. The Bermuda Farmers’ Market, which supports Bermudian students through its proceeds, will run on Saturdays in ...

Alice Coutet’s art reflects her belief that “you can never run out of things to paint in Bermuda”. Originally from the UK, she discovered her talent at an early age and has enjoyed painting the island’s traditional cottages as well as portraits and v...

An international animal rights group has launched a campaign to get travel agencies to boycott animal attractions such as Bermuda’s Dolphin Quest. But the company hit back with an appeal to its customer base and sea creature conservationists to defen...

On June 20 and 21, all middle schools received acceptance letters outlining how many students were to be expected for the 2019-20 school year. Acceptance letters were distributed to allow schools to plan at the site level, order resources and establi...

A pastor from a “humble background” who became the first black Bermudian ordained in the United Church of Canada has died. The Reverend Charles Swan was 88. Valerie Dill, his younger sister, said Mr Swan was “a very humble person, kind and loving — h...