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A dance walk through the City of Hamilton will be held at noon today. The event, put on by the Department of Health, was postponed from September 21. It was to be the second event of its type, following the success of the first one in May. The one...

“Instead of asking what’s wrong with our black males, perhaps we need to ask what’s wrong with the systems that they must survive and thrive in.” This is the view of Ty-Ron Douglas, who grew up in Paget and now works as an assistant professor at the ...

Once upon a time Disco 40 had the hippest boogie in town. The line outside stretched for blocks down Front Street. Inside, Harvey Wallbangers flowed and cool cats like John Lennon and Burt Reynolds made appearances. The doors are closed now, but fa...

This year’s Police Gymkhana welcomed sweltering sunshine and plenty of pedalling action to Devonshire. The traditional family day out on Police Field saw children frantically competing in a series of bicycle races, with ribbons and gift certificates...

The much-loved Police Gymkhana, a popular children’s day out, is back tomorrow — kicking off an array of celebrations marking Police Week. The gymkhana, revived in 2010, is a decades-old tradition giving parents a chance to bring out their youngsters...

Couch potatoes and fitness fanatics alike descended on the City Hall car park yesterday evening for the 6th annual Celebrating Wellness event. Organised by the Department of Health, this year’s gathering was held under the theme “Healthy Boys to Men...

The public will get chance to learn how to file a Public Access to Information request at an event tomorrow afternoon in Washington Mall. From midday to 2pm, the Information Commissioner’s Office will host its final event of this week’s “Just Ask!” ...

A taste of Germany is set to return to Dockyard this week as the Frog and Onion Restaurant celebrates Oktoberfest. Philip Barnett, of the Island Restaurant Group, said that in the past three years, the event — inspired by the largest German volksfest...

Upon landing in Bermuda on Monday night, Viennese multi-instrumentalist Arnulf Lindner enjoyed a surprise traditional welcome from his homeland. Katarina Hoskins, the island’s Austrian Honorary Consul, donned a dirndl dress at LF Wade International ...

Local audiences will join viewers around the world in judging the next generation of filmmakers, when the Manhattan Short Film Festival arrives at the month’s end. The 19th annual festival brings ten short films from eight countries to the Bermuda Un...

Some 20 clients, staff members and supporters of the Salvation Army marched proudly through the streets of Hamilton yesterday morning in the name of addiction recovery. The walk was one of several events being staged during the month of September wh...

Find out how you can make the most of your right to know at a panel discussion tomorrow. The Information Commissioner’s Office is hosting the event, “Just Ask, Looking Back and Looking Ahead at Our Right to Know” at Hallet Hall, Bermuda College, from...