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An African studies programme for children which was axed by the Ministry of Education five years ago is making an independent comeback this summer. Ashay: Rites of Passage, created by award-winning poet Mwalimu [master teacher] Melodye Micere Van Put...

This list includes planning applications registered between June 4 and June 11. Objections to applications must be received within 14 days of the date advertised: June 27, 2014. This list was advertised on June 13 City of Hamilton P0254/14 Alvin Fer...

More than three quarters of a century after catching a glimpse of Bermuda in a postcard, a Wyoming man was able to see the bustling streets of Hamilton in person. Seventy-seven years after receiving the postcard as a boy, Bob Grinell visited the Isla...

Four Bermuda Hogge pennies sold for a combined total of $658,000 over the weekend. The coins were auctioned off by 102-year-old US numismatist Eric P Newman, a world-renowned collector whose previous collections have sold for upwards of $24 million. ...

Pinky fingers up girls, the annual Sarah Catherine Tea in St George is back. The annual tea in the St George’s Historical Society Museum gardens is for girls from seven to 12 years old. It is based on a character created by etiquette teacher Trudy S...

Virginia’s Historic Jamestowne is celebrating the 400th wedding anniversary of Sea Venture survivor John Rolfe to Pocahontas this weekend. A recreation of the wedding will be held tomorrow at the cultural heritage site in Jamestown, Virginia as part ...

Continuing our Black History Month feature on the history of public broadcasting in Bermuda and the revolutionary part played by Montague Egbert Sheppard, we broaden the tapestry this week and bring into perspective Sheppard’s impact on television in...

Bermuda’s special links with celebrated author Samuel Clemens — better known as Mark Twain — are to be explored this month, thanks to a collaboration with a prestigious US museum dedicated to Twain’s life and legacy. Masterworks Museum will bring Mar...

“One round hit her quarterdeck, slightly wounding [Admiral Sir Peter] Parker in the knee and thigh. The shot also tore off part of his britches, leaving his backside exposed.” - Battle of Sullivan’s Fort, 28 June 1776. In the new plan for the future ...

In 1963, Christine Pearman was one of five black students to usher in the start of racial integration at Whitney Institute. Before that time the private school was reserved for white children on the Island. But the Theatre Boycott in 1959 gradually ...