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Artist Will Collieson is known for adding his own spin to things. This time around he’s tackled the traditional Bermuda kite. Usually made out of tissue paper, sticks and glue, Mr Collieson has used aluminium, plexiglas and a welding torch to create...

The singing voices of 300 students filled the City Hall grounds yesterday afternoon, with help from visiting a cappella group Voces8. The UK troupe is performing at this year’s Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts and used some of its time on the ...

Sitkovetsky Piano Trio The Earl Cameron Theatre at City Hall Wednesday February 13, 2013 This piano, violin and cello concert took the audience along a road upon which much of western classical music has travelled. There were performances of works w...

Whether it’s sangria from Spain or a brick oven pizza from Italy, sometimes the most memorable aspects of travel comes from meals. Local artist Billy Gringley has captured some of his favourite culinary travel experiences on canvas, with his latest ...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is now accepting entries for the Charman Prize. The art award was established in 2006 to recognise local talents for their excellence. Entry forms are available in hard copy from the Botanical Gardens museum, or onl...

Award-winning poet and educator Denice Frohman will be on Island for an intensive creative retreat this weekend. Ms Frohman is known for exploring issues of race, gender, sexuality and the ‘in-between-ness’ that can exist within people. She placed in...

Duo Amal Monday February 11 The Earl Cameron Theatre at City Hall Duo Amal are pianists, still in their 20s, who after successful careers as soloists began to perform as a duo two years ago. Piano duos are unusual, but Duo Amal is more so in that Y...