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Traffic, family squabbles, work — modern life can be stressful. Relax with two kirtan concerts being offered during the Bermuda Yoga Festival next month. Kirtan is a group gathering where sacred mantras (prayers) are sung together in a call-and-respo...

‘The first to plant them commercially on the Island was Albert Inglis at the Upper Stocks Farm during 1886—93. — EA McCallan, “Life on Old St David’s” By Dr Edward Harris January of this New Year 2014 has come and gone, marked by a lot of rain, but w...

The St James Stage Group have done it again! Their 44th Annual Easter Monday Night Variety Concert was fantastic. It was an absolutely funny, two and half-hour production that at times nearly caused some in the sell-out audience to fall from their se...

To the naked eye Joshua Butler’s high performance hummer kites are, well, let’s just say different from the colourful varieties you’d expect to find on sale this time of the year. But as the father of four is quick to point out, looking pretty is not...

Chefs are known to experiment in the kitchen, but when it comes to making the perfect fishcakes Alex Dowling knows it’s better not to mess with her family’s tradition. She recently won the title of Best Fishcakes in the City Food Festival using a rec...

Elaborate chocolate rabbits, fish and bells fill French store windows to mark the end of Lent, a time of fasting and repentance for Christians. Pastry chef Serge Liebowitch will bring a touch of this tradition to Easter brunch this Sunday at the Fair...

Flying kites and feasting on hot cross buns and fishcakes are a big part of almost every Good Friday celebration on the Island. There is, however, a growing tradition at the Island’s eastern end where go-kart races in St David’s have drawn crowds fo...

When Matthew Tumbridge launches a 10.5 ft tall Bermuda kite on Good Friday, he will be carrying on a long held Tumbridge family tradition. He first learned the art of making big kites from his grandfather, the late Leonard Tumbridge Sr. “People aroun...