A great opportunity to watch some recent blockbusters under the stars as the Moonlight Movie Series presents the Department of Park’s Movies in the Park on Friday, August 30 and Saturday, August 31 at the Botanical Gardens. From 6pm on both evenings, there will be DJ music, competitions, giveaways, food vendors and a KiddieLand. On the Friday, the first movie, “Epic” (rated PG), will start at 8.30pm, after the sun goes down, followed by the late feature, “Oblivion” at 10.30pm. On the Saturday, the family feature at 8.30pm is “Frankenweenie” (rated PG), followed by “The Great Gatsby” (PG-13) at 10.30pm. There will be recycling on site and free water for everyone with re-useable water containers. Admission is free and all are welcome. For more details, contact info@moonlightmovieseries.com.Back-to-school time isn’t just for the kids as Discovery Wines are also getting geared up for the fall session of their wine classes. The first on Saturday, August 31st will be a two hour class on wines of the Pacific North West. From Oregon Pinot Noir to Washington State Syrah, they promise that you will find out everything you ever wanted to know about wines from the upper-left hand corner of the United States, after an hour-long discussion and presentation, you will have plenty of time to get to sample some of the best of them. The class will begin at 10.30am in their newly renovated warehouse on Bakery Lane in Pembroke (off-Serpentine Road, they can send directions if necessary). The cost is $40 and you can reserve your spot by contacting 296-9463.Summer Sundays in the Park is back on Sunday, September 1, and promises a focus on old school and new school reggae music with the theme Reggae Vibes. This event will feature lots of family-friendly entertainment in Victoria Park from 3pm until 8pm, featuring mistress of ceremonies Power Girl with live music from Missian, Conscious Bermuda, Soul Surreal, Dia, and many more. As usual, there will be a kids’ area with fun castles, face-painting, cotton candy and popcorn. If you don’t want to take your own picnic with you, there will be food vendors available. Admission is free.If your plans for the Labour Day holiday mainly involve getting over the previous night’s festivities, then you have the opportunity to do it in style at UberVida Recovery on Monday, September 2. The boat departs Number One Car Park at 3pm, returning at 7pm and, since it is a BYOB cruise, you can bring the hair of whatever dog happened to bite you. Tickets are $40 and available from www.pTix.bm.To celebrate 166 years, the Hamilton Parish Friendly Society Trustees are hosting a High Tea on Sunday, September 8. This will take place at Temperance Hall at 92 North Shore Road from 4pm until 8pm, and the guest speaker for the afternoon will be Dr Juanita E Guishard-Packwood, SRN, RMN. Dress to impress as there are prizes for the lady with the most unique hat and for the most debonair gentleman. Tickets are $20 per person. For more information, or to purchase tickets, contact Boyd Smith on 293-1712 or Marva Bridgewater on 299-9103.Bermuda Folk Club are giving you singers and musicians out there a chance to shine as they are hosting an Open Mic Night at Spanish Point Boat Club on Saturday, September 14. Doors open at 7.30pm and music will be from 8pm, featuring headliners Mike and Alana MacPhee and many other local performers. Admission is $10 for non-members, $8 for members and there will be a cash bar. For more information, contact 295-1030 or info@folkclub.bm or visit www.folkclub.bm.Raleigh Bermuda invite you to enjoy a night under the stars, playing your favourite casino games at their first annual Monte Carlo Casino Classic on Saturday, September 14. The evening will be from 8pm until 11pm at Fort Hamilton and the ticket price includes food, two drink tickets, music and casino chips. There will also be a silent auction with great prizes. Tickets are $75 and available from www.pTix.bm. For more information, contact 333-5678 or info@raleigh.bm.A unique opportunity for golf enthusiasts to play like the pros is coming up at the Haiti Village Health’s First Annual Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 28. This will be at Port Royal Golf Course, just two weeks before the PGA’s Grand Slam of Golf, so the course will be in perfect condition for Adam Scott, Justin Rose, Jason Dufner and defending champion Padraig Harrington’s arrival. This is a Captain’s Choice tournament, with teams of four and a shotgun start at 1pm. All proceeds support Bermuda-based charity Haiti Village Health. The cost is $150 per person, which includes a snack, a chance to play against the pro, drink samples at Bacardi-sponsored holes and many great prizes up for grabs. For more information, or to submit a team, contact hvhgolf@gmail.com.For full events listings and flyers, please visit www.NothingtodoinBermuda.com. The above is abbreviated content from that site. If you would like your event included on the site, please go to the Submit Your Event section and add all the details and flyer.