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In January, 1965 Jazz great Miles Davis recruited a band of emerging artists to launch his second, and arguably, greatest quintet. It featured rising star Herbie Hancock on piano, virtuoso Wayne Shorter on saxophone, bassist Ron Carter and 20year old...

Two Bermudian teenagers were able set up and run a successful food stall as part of Beachfest. Jaelen Steede and Treaz Place, both age 19, created and ran the ‘Mako Grill’ which served food at the Chewstick Foundation’s event on August 31 at Horsesho...

Quinn Outerbridge has been singing since before she could talk. Now at just 13-years-old she is making waves as the first winner of the Beachfest Crown Song Competition. Her hit song Run Girl Run beat out tough competition from more than 50 local a...

Organisers of the annual Beachfest celebration believe the event has become an established Cup Match holiday tradition — but needs more support from Government and other official bodies. And executive director Gavin Smith has described calls for the ...

Five Bermudian students have each been awarded scholarships worth $5,000 towards their studies in the performing arts by the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society Charitable Trust. The recipients of the 2014 Kate Huntington Memorial Bursaries, which ...

‘Treasure Island’ is the new summer blockbuster exhibition at Masterworks. It does everything to enhance its reputation as a world-class museum through the key role Bermuda has played as muse to artists of world renown. The walls are freshly painted...

Arthur Rankin Jr’s name will forever be synonymous with Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. The Bermudian producer and director’s evergreen 1964 TV special based on the popular song launched his career and introduced his trademark story arcs about non-co...

Arthur’s Galaxy, an exhibit celebrating the life and brilliant imagination of renowned animator Arthur Rankin Jr, opens today at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. Harrington Sound resident Mr Rankin produced many of the world’s best loved holid...

Seven of the Island’s promising young artists are today representing Bermuda at a US festival billed as bringing together “500 of the most outspoken and talented young artists”. Courtesy of the Chewstick Foundation, the team set off yesterday to show...

Doubts have been raised about whether the organisers of Beachfest 2014 have permission to stage this year’s celebration on Horseshoe Bay. With Cup Match just two weeks away, a source has told The Royal Gazette that the Department of Parks is still th...

The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art celebrated 200 years of living history yesterday when it hosted a joint birthday party for centenarians Elfrida Louise Chappell and Myrtle Elizabeth Edness. Ms Chappell, a longtime Masterworks donor, and Warwick ...