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A bestselling author’s experience in Bermuda led her to make it a key location in her new novel

The life and achievements of one of Bermuda’s most celebrated figures were recognised at a service of remembrance in the Town of St George on Saturday. Descendants of James Darrell gathered at St Peter’s churchyard to honour a sailor and pilot whose...

The family of Samuel David Robinson hope it is the start of many occasions recognising Black Bermudians who contributed to the community

Politicians, unionists and activists came together at City Hall yesterday to celebrate 79 years since women received the right to vote in Bermuda. Glenn Fubler organised the event, which highlighted the work done by the National Hero Gladys Misick M...

Cecille Snaith-Simmons details the journeys of two Bermudians on a wartime work ship

An exhibition that opened over the weekend in celebration of a church’s 400-year anniversary weaves together Bermuda’s history with that of Holy Trinity Church in Hamilton Parish. Canon John Stow, the Rector of Holy Trinity, welcomed close to 100 to ...

The iconic Bailey’s Bay church celebrates its 400th anniversary with an exhibition at the Society of Arts at City Hall

Cecille Snaith-Simmons remembers the legendary contractor who built the spires of both St Mark’s Church and St Paul AME Church

The Museum Association of the Caribbean conference was attended by 150 delegates including National Museum of Bermuda representatives

Khalid Wasi explores how there has been little progress in stemming the rise of gang activity in Bermuda

Our vernacular homes and buildings are a triumphant reminder that “Mount Bermuda”, with its limestone cap, produced a unique species of architecture

As a Black man, David Burch is “incensed” at criticism by “White people” over his decision to demolish a house linked to national hero Mary Prince