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Christmas may be a few months off yet but the town of St George’s is gearing up for a winter of fun and festivities. The Olde Towne has rolled out a series of events starting this evening, through the winter until New Year’s Day. The schedule of ente...

Figures from centuries ago will be resurrected in St George’s for a night of Halloween entertainment, offbeat education and fundraising for the Old Town. “Haunted History”, hosted by the St George’s Foundation, will debut on November 1 with ghostly p...

An old ebony tree in St George’s King’s Square will be cut down this weekend because it has become a hazard. Bees have been building a hive in the tree that was found to be rotten and hollow by a tree surgeon. The ebony tree is expected to be removed...

Bermuda’s key role in the War of 1812 was traced this weekend in a voyage by the Spirit of Bermuda that narrowly avoided a ferocious squall on Saturday. Despite rough weather, the festivities in St George’s, which helped benefit the Bermuda Heritage ...

St George’s might be old, but it’s certainly not dead. That’s the message behind the next weekend’s celebration in the old town. The Town of St George’s is celebrating its 402nd birthday on July 11, from 6 to 10pm with Plough, A Summer’s Evening in t...

A sea of bright-coloured ducks lit up St George’s Harbour yesterday, as the Friends of Hospice 18th annual Rubber Duck Derby took to the waters. The races, which are the top fundraiser for the Agape House in-patient hospice, got delayed slightly from...

Just Add Water is one of the happenin’ Parish of St George’s newest start-up businesses. With jet skis, paddle boards, kayaks and motor boats for rent and for guided tours, they are based on the ground floor of The St George’s Dinghy & Sports Club. T...

St Peter’s Church in St George will remain open as a tourist attraction after the Bermuda Tourism Authority agreed to provide the historic building with a grant. There were concerns that the church, the oldest surviving Anglican church in continuous ...