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When it comes to decorating the home for the holidays, former Martha Stewart Living employee, Jennifer Johnson-Porter maintains that simple is always best. For the mother-of-two, Christmas tree preparations start at her house as soon as Thanksgiving ...

If you’re stumped on what to get that special man in your life this holiday season — and know he doesn’t need another tie or pair of reindeer boxers — why not listen to the experts? A handful of local stores recently gave The Royal Gazette a sneak pe...

Residents are already rockin’ around the Christmas tree with some vendors reporting a marked hike in sales of the festive trees despite the flagging economy. In the first week of December — traditionally the busiest week for Christmas tree buying — i...

Writers get your pen moving, the Dr Stanley Ratteray Christmas Short Story Contest ends today. The annual Christmas Short Story Contest has been a staple of the Bermuda literary calendar for decades and many of today’s established writers first cut t...

When local charity Cornerstone Foundation opted to host a Christmas store last year, allowing low income families the chance to shop for their own groceries and presents at greatly reduced prices, they weren’t sure how people would respond. Then the...

Students at Onionpatch Academy put on a show at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital today. Residents of the hospital’s Continuing Care Unit were treated to Christmas carols, sung by students in the day care programme at St Paul AME Church.

Six local charities are getting a dose of old fashioned Christmas spirit from stores located in the The Old Cellar on Front Street. Joan Cabral, of Hera Boutique at 47 Front Street, has launched a Christmas tree campaign to help The Bermuda Reading C...

Five prominent members of the Freemasons Fund of Bermuda, led by their president Cup Match legend Colin Blades, were at their genial best this week making the latest disbursement to various charities. Beneficiaries this time around were the Society f...

The St Philip AME Church Senior Choir held a ‘LUAU’ this past summer to raise funds to purchase an electric wheelchair for one of their loyal choir members, Bro. Edwin ‘Bishop’ Seaman. Pastor, Presiding Elder Rev. Betty L Furbert-Woolridge dedicated ...