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The Department of Health is taking it to the streets, offering Free Health Checks on Friday, September 1st. From 4pm until 8pm at Dr E.F. Gordon Square in Hamilton, adults 18 and over can get their blood glucose and blood pressure checked, as well a...

A Sandys teen was today fined $2,000 for taking part in a fight at St George’s Cricket Club on the last day of Cup Match. Jomari Gooden at an earlier appearance in Magistrates’ Court denied a charge of affray but changed his plea to guilty this morn...

The role of the media in the 1959 theatre boycotts is to be the subject of the next instalment of Think Fest. Dana “Zhyon” Selassie will discuss research findings in a presentation called Navigating Media and Race in a Segregated Colony at Liberty Th...

Cup Match was yesterday declared “the most fun island party you have never heard of” by glossy men’s magazine GQ. In an online article, GQ highlighted the annual emancipation celebration and cricket game with a picture spread of the event by photogra...

Help fund the Africa Yoga Project with a yoga and pilates Practice in the Park on Saturday, August 26th. Starting 9am at Barr’s Bay Park, join teachers from Lucky Elephant Yoga Studio for 45 minutes of pilates led by Vehia, followed by 45 minutes of...

A summer wine festival in Hamilton tomorrow is expected to pull in a hundreds of people for a glass of plonk. The “Uncorked” event at Hamilton’s Barr’s Bay Park, co-ordinated by Cushi Ming, is designed to bring people together to “meaningfully connec...

A woman was injured after striking her head during the Non-Mariners Race in one of several incidents on the water on Sunday. Bermuda Radio was contacted by the sailboat Buoy Racer at 5pm on Sunday, with those on board reporting that a woman was uncon...

Think Fest 2017 will launch this weekend featuring a presentation by a young Bermudian writer. Growing in the Home by Yesha Townsend will kick off the event designed to “celebrate and acknowledge Bermudian academics and independent thinkers”, and wh...

Gang tensions are a factor in the spate of violence plaguing Bermuda over the past two weeks, according to Superintendent Darrin Simons. Mr Simons pointed to the “ebb and flow” of incidents leading to reprisals as he reflected on a Cup Match weekend ...

Soca performer Destra Garcia had to call off upcoming shows after breaking her ankle at last week’s Cup Match Summer Splash concert — but the mishap was described as “a very unfortunate accident” by organisers. Contrary to reports in the media in Tri...

Makeshift marine non-crafts were again launched into Mangrove Bay yesterday for the annual Non-Mariners Race. Several of the vessels created for this year’s non-race set their satirical sights on the recent America’s Cup and the defeat of the One Be...

The unmistakable sounds and smells of Bermuda cricket filled the air — and at last the scorching sun came out to play — as thousands of people turned the Wellington Oval into a Cup Match party yesterday. The two-day event may have got off to a slow s...