Promising the world’s best documentary films, the tenth edition of the Bermuda Documentary Film Festival (Bermuda Docs) will be from Thursday, April 17th until Sunday, April 20th in the usual venue of the Tradewinds Auditorium at BUEI.

This year’s line-up of eleven films over the four days includes such varied subject matters as the real-life Argo, a maverick organic farmer and his unruly cows, the history and changing nature of the French wine industry, the role of the US evangelical movement in Uganda, and more.

Tickets are $15 per film and available online from www.bdatix.bm or from Pulp & Circumstance or Fabulous Fashions.

For more information, call 232-2255, e-mail bermudadocs@northrock.bm or see the website at www.bermudadocs.com for film synopses and trailers.

Find out how to get the most out of your library, including researching your family history, searching for an e-book and even designing your own app at Bermuda College Library’s Library Expo on Thursday, April 17th.

From 10am until 4pm, you can see how much more there is to 21st century libraries than just borrowing books, as you enjoy readings, presentations, digital displays, movie, games, prizes, and more, with exhibits by our academic and public libraries, museums, archives and law libraries around the Island.

Light refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Bermuda College on 239-4033.

The Chewstick Foundation’s Bermuda Good Friday KiteFest will be going ahead on Friday, April 18th at Horseshoe Bay.

From 10am until 6pm, this will feature Bermuda’s biggest kite competition, family activities, such as an Easter egg hunt, games, traditional Bermudian cuisine, live music and entertainment.

Best of all, this event is free. For more information, contact 292-2439 or info@chewstick.org or visit www.chewstick.org.

The Big Chill’s Felix and Tony are expanding their entertainment portfolio for 2014 by adding The Big Calypso, a new 21st century twist to an island music genre. Musicians Joy T Barnum, Tony Brannon, Andrew Chamberlain, Tony Cox and Felix Tod and will be bringing it to life with songs from the early days of Calypso, like Bermuda’s Talbot Brothers, to the latest beats and tunes from the Caribbean.

The Big Calypso will run from 7pm until 11pm at The Reefs on Saturdays from April 19th through October, and at Frog and Onion Pub on Sundays from May 11th.

The band will play from 7pm until 8pm, DJ Felix Tod will take the reins from 8pm until 8.30pm, the band will return from 8.30pm until 10pm before DJ Felix’s finale from 10pm until 11pm. For more information, contact info@the-big-chill.com or visit www.the-big-chill.com.

Introducing the return of safe and fun events for Middle School students as Echo Entertainment and BAA present We Just Want to Party on Saturday, April 26th.

This event is sponsored by the Bermuda Athletic Association and will run from 8pm until midnight with music courtesy of Markie T of After Shock Radio on Vibe 103. Entry is $10 at the door with snacks and sodas available for $2 each. For more information, contact Theresa on 737-2581 or whatisyourecho@gmail.com.

Fans of fitness and/or martial arts are invited to the Bermuda Karate Institute’s 32nd Bermuda Open Karate Championships & Wellness Show at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on Sunday, April 27th from 10am. Presented by Bermuda’s original karate dojo, BKI, and Bermuda’s only martial arts Sports Hall of Fame Inductee, Skipper Ingham, this event promises a mix of competitions at all levels and age groups, including traditional forms and all levels of K-1 kick-boxing.

Bermuda’s health and wellness providers will also be showcasing their wares and providing samples.

Admission is $10 or $5 for children under 12 and are available on the day or in advance at Bermuda Karate Institute on King Street. For further information, contact 292-2157, kristinaingham@icloud.com or see www.bokcandwellnessshow.com.

Bermuda’s hottest and coolest evening, the Big Chill is returning to Sea Breeze from Friday, May 2nd.

Running from 6pm until 11pm, you can enjoy outdoor chill out sounds of the Ibiza summertime, featuring the cool deep house beats from DJ Felix Tod, acoustic guitar from Tony Brannon and vocals from local legend Joy T Barnum.

Sushi, tapas, cocktails and sangria will also be available to order. Advance reservations are highly recommended and can be made by calling 236-9884.

The Big Chill will run weekly until September 12th. For more information, contact info@the-big-chill.com or visit www.the-big-chill.com.

The Bermuda Volleyball Association has announced that the 22nd Annual Corporate Volleyball Tournament will be held at Warwick Academy Field on Saturday, May 10th from 9.30am.

This is a six-a-side co-ed tournament, also open to non-BVA members and is intended to introduce new people to the sport of volleyball as well as provide groups/companies with the opportunity to participate in a community event together.

You don’t have to be a corporation to register a team as all groups and organisations are welcome.

The registration cost is $240 per team, and net and/or team sponsorship is also available. For more information, contact BDAvb@hotmail.com or visit www.bermudavolleyball.bm.

Enjoy a relaxing evening with great food, great company and great entertainment as Bermuda Toastmasters proudly celebrates its Awards Banquet on Saturday, June 21st at Coco Reef.

The evening will begin at 7pm and will include guest speaker Wayne Caines, CEO of Digicel Bermuda. General admission is $85 and tickets are available from Exec Members or from bermudatm@gmail.com. For more information, contact bermudatm@gmail.com.

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