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Church leaders, unionists and educators reflect on the biggest workers dispute in Bermuda’s history

Members of the church believe it to be more sensitive if the photograph from 1982 is not on display when the King arrives

Descendants of the crew of the Sea Venture, deeply embedded in Bermuda’s history, will spend a week touring island

Before the English settled Jamestown, Virginia in 1607, mariners were exploring an archipelago about 700 miles away

Michael Jarvis will explore Smith’s Island to try and locate the home of Captain Boaz Sharpe

Bermuda film premiere of Transforming the Beautiful Game attracts large turnout at Earl Cameron Theatre in City Hall

Cheryl McKissack Daniel, a New York civil engineer, traces her ancestors back to before the Civil War

Cecille Snaith-Simmons recounts the history of Bermuda’s Black-owned bakeries

Artisan Milton Hill spends months sanding, cleaning and repairing the small-scale ship

Cheryl-Ann Griffin recalls the halcyon days of Kite Hill at Government Gate, Pembroke

Free second annual gathering promises music, entertainment and family fun

The arrival of the floating dock Bermuda from England in 1869 was a wonder of the Victorian age. Now new works by legendary Bermuda artist Edward James