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She’s passed on her musical skills to dozens of young pianists — but on Saturday afternoon it was Olivette Burch Morris’s turn to be entertained. Nearly 150 friends and family gathered at the Cobbs Hill Gospel Hall to wish centenarian Ms Morris a hap...

There’s nothing like a browse through the aisles at People’s Pharmacy to make me realise that Hallowe’en has changed — partly because time has marched on, partly because Hallmark are so bloody good at their jobs and partly because I’m on the other si...

Sowing the seeds of terror this Halloween will be 75 ghoulishly carved pumpkins at The Fairmont Southampton. The pumpkins will go on display in the hotel lobby from October 26 to November 1, aiming to give visitors a seasonal jolt as they arrive. “...

Rowers from the United States, Britain and the Netherlands are to descend on the island for an international gig racing festival this month. The Bermuda Invitational Gig Regatta is the latest feather in the cap for the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club, which h...

Long queues snaked from most of the vendors set up yesterday for the island’s first Food Truck Festival. About 16 trucks lined up along the waterfront at No 1 car park selling everything from burgers and hot dogs to pulled pork and shark hash. Custom...

More than 125 family members extending some four generations turned out in honour of Inez Wilson’s 95th birthday last month. Without a doubt, the God-fearing mother of seven enjoyed every moment of the festivities at the Bermuda Institute auditorium ...

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...