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Dockyard has been named the region’s top cruise ship destination by the online review site Cruise Critic. Voted a top five destination last year, Dockyard has been declared the best for the Eastern Caribbean, Bahamas and Bermuda in the site’s cruiser...

A $200,000 project to restore the clocks and tide mechanisms on the Clocktower Mall in Dockyard has been completed. The successful completion of the initiative comes as new energy efficient LED lighting has also been installed throughout the historic...

The draw of the America’s Cup Village has left some businesses in Dockyard dealing with a drop in trade. The influx of thousands of visitors to the West End for the sailing spectacle has benefited some establishments, but others told The Royal Gazett...

Dockyard is still open for business, despite traffic checks for those attending the America’s Cup. In a statement this afternoon, the ACBDA said there had been some confusion about access to Dockyard, explaining that motorists in private cars can sti...

The skies above Dockyard erupted in a cacophony of noise and colour this evening to herald in the beginning of the 35th America’s Cup. Thousands descended on the America’s Cup Village to witness the long-awaited start of the global sailing spectacle....

It is fair to say the sprawling America’s Cup Village looks every bit a complex worthy of the “greatest race on water”. The bespoke structure built on Cross Island — a nine-acre parcel of reclaimed land — will be the heartbeat of the America’s Cup, o...

Dear Sir, The Bermuda Karting Club partnered with Base (Bermuda Autism Support and Education) to hold our third Dockyard Grand Prix on April 29 and 30. It was a well attended and successful event for us and our vendors. We would not have been able to...

Ray Charlton has cited the growing tide of politically driven divisive rhetoric and constant negativity as contributory factors for deciding to step down as chairman of West End Development Corporation. Mr Charlton, who informed Michael Dunkley, the ...

With seven weeks to go until Bermuda hosts the 35th America’s Cup, the Premier visited the Event Village and surrounding areas in Dockyard for an update on the progress and preparation. Michael Dunkley was joined by Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of H...

The last of Dockyard’s historic naval emblems have been painted over as part of the major renovation project on the South Basin. For decades navy crews proudly painted their ships’ crest on the concrete walls surrounding the South Yard where the vess...

At the start of the year, the historical HMS Malabar property was a broken shell of a building, slowly crumbling away after lying empty for more than two decades. But today the former naval supply headquarters that was built in 1899 as the residence ...

A new gallery is set to open in Dockyard. It is hoped that the Jon Faulkner Gallery will be open in time for the America’s Cup and the summer season. Jon Faulkner founded Bermuda Clayworks in Dockyard 20 years and left the operation ten years ago. No...