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The Department of Parks has announced a temporary traffic scheme for Horseshoe Bay for tomorrow, and that the beach will be closed to the public tomorrow evening as part of a cleanup effort. A spokeswoman for the Park Service said in a statement: “On...

Unsettled weather is set to give way to sun just in time for the Cup Match holiday, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. While the Island has seen bouts of heavy rain in recent days — including more than 3.6 inches on Saturday alone — meteorolog...

Premier Michael Dunkley has spoken about the importance of Cup Match traditions, which he said reflect the best of Bermuda and the best it can be. As people come together to celebrate, Mr Dunkley called on them to reflect on the meanings of the holi...

Gianluca Gibbons is bringing his gospel jazz fusion band home next week. HTG got rave reviews when they performed at LA hot spots the House of Blues and the Viper Room but the pressure is on with their concert here. “We have been talking to people in...

St George’s will be open for business this Cup Match, with stores expressing hope that the sporting event will bring the town extra shoppers. While a handful of stores will be closing their doors for the holiday, many others are set to open their doo...

They are rivals when it comes to the cricket — but Sarah Brum and Jill O’Connor are very much on the same team as they whip up excitement ahead of Bermuda’s favourite holiday. Selling everything from T-shirts and caps to flip flops and purses at Sail...

This is Cup Match week. The teams have been selected, St George’s Cricket Club and its grounds are being made to look smart, and revellers are at the ready for festivities in the East End and all over the Island. The buzz of excitement is palpable. T...

Some 20 members of the Warwick and Smiths parishes were honoured for their contributions to their communities at an emancipation commemoration last night. The honourees were celebrated as part of The Trail of Our People 2015 Emancipation Celebrat...

Much has changed since Barrington Levy last came to Bermuda but he says one thing stays the same: it’s still beautiful. Mr Levy told The Royal Gazette he is thrilled to be back on the Island and preparing for tonight’s One Love, One Life concert at P...

Noise is a part of community life around the world, and that is a reality most of us accept. However, many are unaware of the amount of damage that excessive noise can cause to those often exposed to loud sounds for long periods, without any control ...

The dynamic Heritage Productions group held its 11th annual Emancipation Cup Match Awards on Sunday. The event recognises those Bermudians who have contributed towards the Island’s political, economic, social, cultural and religious freedoms. Openi...

Whether you are planning to spend Cup Match at the cricket, on the beach or in the water, the excitement of being at a huge gathering brings one inevitable irritation: finding a parking spot. The Royal Gazette got ahead of the game and checked out so...