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The executive director of the Bermuda Festival is to step down after a year in the post. T.J. Armand said he had quit the job to concentrate on personal projects. Mr Armand said: “I am grateful for the opportunity to have served as the executive dire...

An artist became one of the most generous young donors to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after she raised more than $2,700 at her gallery. Skye Backeberg, 11, said that it felt rewarding to know how well the Paint for Paws art e...

The Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts brought such high-profile acts as Chaka Khan and The Manhattan Transfer to our shores but entertainment wasn’t its only aim, equally important was the festival’s goal of nurturing Bermuda’s next generation ...

Charles Lloyd Tucker was Bermuda’s first black professionally trained artist and a dominant figure on the art scene during the 1950s and 1960s. As the first art teacher at the Berkeley Institute, he inspired a generation of Bermudians. Some, among th...

There was a rush of interest when Doris Wade ordered pottery wheels for her new studio in Hamilton. “Are they here yet; are they here yet?” was the general refrain from her clients at Endless Creations Pottery & Mosaic Studio. She received 110 messa...

More than a showcase of master works, Frisson Ensemble is also a display of “the best and the brightest” of classical music’s rising stars. The New York-based group will take centre stage at City Hall for the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts t...

The Queen’s Six Vocal/A Cappella Earl Cameron Theatre, City Hall Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts The Queen’s Six, a group of master a cappella musicians, played before a full house at Earl Cameron Theatre on Monday night. Their programme o...

Kathryn Kates closes the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts next week, playing opera singer Maria Callas in American playwright Terrence McNally’s Master Class. A founding member of The Colony — an award-winning theatre group recognised as one o...

Bermudian musician Heather Nova brought the Earl Cameron Theatre to life on Friday with a concert that highlighted all of her strengths — and a variety of talented local artists. Nova fully embraced the Bermuda Festival’s theme of female empowerment ...

A locally made documentary about humpback whales will have a second screening after much success. The Secret Lives of the Humpbacks, which details the unique role that Bermuda plays in the lives of the animals, will be shown at Speciality Cinema for ...

Despite being blind from infancy, Lancelot Hayward became one of Bermuda’s most respected and best-loved musicians. Largely self-taught, he played with most of Bermuda’s popular bands of the postwar era as well as fronting his own groups and trios. D...

Well Behaved Women Rarely Make it on Broadway Earl Cameron Theatre, City Hall Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts It’s always a treat to have Rebecca Faulkenberry return for a production on the island — especially having had the chance to see ...