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Until November 9 Bermuda Society of Arts workshop with visiting botanical arts and teacher Margaret Best. For more information telephone 292-3824, e-mail bsoa@ibl.bm or see their website at www.bsoa.bm. TOMORROW Pechakucha Night with 20 slides in 20 ...

Do your keys have a way of vanishing and then reappearing? Do things fall out of cupboards for no apparent reason? Have you ever felt someone grab your arm in the middle of the night even though you live alone? Who ya gonna call? Kurt Knapp of course...

A friend of mine was recently grumbling that his four-year-old picked the most complicated Halloween pumpkin carving pattern from a craft book, then walked away to watch a movie. Whatever happened to the days when our only choices were triangles or c...

It could be said that pumpkins are to autumn, what pine or fir trees are to Christmas. At this time of year you can’t help but be bombarded by images of pumpkins, from displays in shop windows to television shows like Pumpkin Wars on HGTV. But thes...

When Kristos Clarke was a teenager she would watch scary movies — not for the adrenalin rush that comes from being spooked, but rather for artistic inspiration. Now the budding make-up artist has been making a name for herself on the Island through ...

It was definitely treat rather than trick for a group of children who had the chance to celebrate Halloween with a train ride. Sixteen children from four months old to three years old all dressed in costume rode on the train which normally takes visi...

Mangrove Bay will be transformed into a breeding ground for the undead tomorrow morning as scores of corpses are expected to file through the typically quiet streets of Somerset. The Bermuda Arts Centre in Dockyard is holding the Island’s first ever...

The jet-setting LH is away again. I explained that it’s not a part-time position but was met with a withering look, whoops! Nevertheless, it was well-timed as we have continued to destroy the kitchen in his absence. I have navigated my way through fo...