The Fairmont Hamilton Princess is marking Earth Hour with its own celebrations in the Heritage Court on Saturday from 8.30pm until 9.30pm. Candlelight, an a cappella singer, an organic menu and wines are among the offerings. For more information, contact 298-5779 or hamilton@fairmont.com.The Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday Walk takes place Sunday (see story on page 15). This is a walking tour through Devonshire, seeing parts of the Island you normally don't get to visit and taking in places of cultural interest and beauty. The distance is around five miles (2.5 hours) and so is not suitable for strollers. Cold refreshments, donated by John Barritt & Son Ltd, will be served at a rest area and at the finish you just have to bring your own drink container. The walk starts at Elliot Primary School on Hermitage Road at 2pm and ends at the same place. Participation is free, although donations are appreciated. For more information visit www.bnt.bm.Good news for over-50s. Age Concern Bermuda and Sousa’s Gardens are coming together at noon on Sunday to offer a one-hour seminar entitled ‘How Does Your Garden Grow or Does It’? Experts will give gardening tips. Members of Age Concern will receive a ten percent discount on purchases. If you are not a member, you will have the opportunity to join that day.Wondering how best to show off that new kite? You can't go far wrong at Devil's Hole Field (Warrior's Field) on Friday, March 29 as CCCC and Harrington Workmans Club present Good Friday Family Fun Day. From 11am, you can enjoy a kite competition, running races, tug-of-war, Easter egg hunt, hot dog competition, fish cake competition, fun castle, big slide, face painting, snack vendors and more. Music is courtesy of Soul Jah 1 & Lenky Bwoy and Global Movements. There will also be a cricket match between South Shore and D Alley. Admission is free.Discovery Wines are adding a little twist to one of the usual traditional family Easter activities. They’ve planned Bubbles and Bunnies for Saturday, March 30 at Spanish Point Boat Club from 10am until noon. There will be a children's Easter Egg hunt featuring a special appearance by the Easter Bunny himself! While the kids are having good time, you can enjoy some adult fun by relaxing with a few glasses of bubbly. The cost is $25 per adult and $5 per child. This event sold out last year but you can secure your spot by calling 296-9463.Fans of fitness and/or martial arts are invited to the Bermuda Karate Institute's 31st Bermuda Open Karate Championships & Wellness Show at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on Sunday, April 7 from 10am until 3pm. This event promises a mix of competitions at all levels and age groups, including traditional forms and all levels of K-1 kickboxing. Bermuda's health and wellness providers will also showcase their wares and provide samples. Admission is $10 or $5 for children under 12. Tickets are available on the day or in advance at Bermuda Karate Institute on King Street. For further information contact 292-2157, kingham@cwbda.bm or see www.bokcandwellnessshow.com.The Bermuda International Film Festival will run Friday, April 12 until Thursday, April 18. This year, over 50 feature-length and short narratives and documentaries will be screened at Liberty Theatre and Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The best in world cinema and local filmmakers will also be highlighted. For more information, telephone 293-3456 or e-mail info@biff.bm. Visit www.biff.bm for the full film schedule, or to buy tickets online from March 25.An Ibiza-style chill-out vibe is coming to Bermuda this summer. The Big Chill will take place every Friday evening and Sunday afternoon in two different locations. Each will offer great DJs and musicians playing chilled out music. On Friday nights from May 17, you can enjoy the ocean sunset view with special cocktails at the Seabreeze Lounge at Elbow Beach from 6pm onwards. On Sunday afternoons from May 26, you can relax in your beachwear around the pool at Cambridge Beaches, with nonstop food and cocktails from 1pm. You can even bring your own boat for dock n’ dine service with freshwater showers. For more information, contact info@the-big-chill.com, or see www.the-big-chill.com.For full events listings and flyers, please visit www.NothingtodoinBermuda.com. The above is abbreviated content from that site.