• Promising yet another lively and thought-provoking night out, PechaKucha Bermuda is hosting its 12th Edition on Thursday, August 13, at the Young Men’s Social Club on Angle Street. PechaKucha Bermuda is a simple, effective and entertaining way of telling a story or idea. There are usually eight presenters and each presenter shows 20 images to accompany their presentation, for each image the presenter can only speak for 20 seconds. Since there is no pausing or going back, speakers have no choice but to keep to their allotted time. Following each presentation is a three-minute and 20-second question and answer session, during which the audience has the opportunity to ask the presenter questions. This edition will start at 6pm, featuring eight presenters on topics ranging from building sand sculptures to changing Bermuda. Not only will this be the first time that the event will be held at Young Men’s Social Club, it will also be the first time that a live band will be performing. The band will play at the beginning of the evening and then again during the intermission. The venue is a short skip and jump for those working in Hamilton, so a large crowd is expected. In another first for Pechakucha Bermuda, the event will be outside, weather-permitting, with a large screen under a large tent. Young Men’s Social Club will have dinner and refreshments available for purchase on the night. There is no cover charge but donations will be accepted to support the Young Men’s Social Club facilities. For more information, contact Nicky at gurret@northrock.bm or visit www.pechakucha.org/cities/bermuda.

• The Salsa Friends are hosting their Summer Beach Bash at Chaplin Bay on Saturday, August 15 (rain date August 22nd). Brought to you by the people who organise the only weekly Latin party for the dancers, by the dancers, they guarantee a night of dancing and good vibes from 4pm until very late. You are invited to come early, come late, as long as they see your face in the place, as they set up at Chaplin Bay (or the adjacent beach, if necessary) and let the good times roll with music, beach games and a bonfire. There is no cover charge and you are asked to bring some food/drink to share. For more information, contact events@salsafriendsbda.com or visit www.Facebook.com/SalsaFriendsBDA.com.

•Come and enjoy great food, fun casino games and a beautiful evening under the stars all while supporting young Bermudians on their quest for personal development and adventure at the Raleigh Bermuda Hamilton Harbour Casino Classic on Saturday, September 12. From 7pm until midnight at the Marina at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, the evening will include food, music, casino games, one free drink and a cash bar. A silent auction, balloon prizes and other fun activities will be available to help raise the funds for their youth development charity. Tickets are $100 and can be purchased from Flowers by GiMi on Front Street or online at www.pTix.bm. For more information, contact Tina Nash on 333-5678 or info@raleigh.bm.

• In their 30th anniversary year, the Bermuda Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi presents Joe Live in Concert on Saturday, September 19. Doors to the Fairmont Southampton’s Poinciana Ballroom will open at 8pm. From showtime at 9pm, you can enjoy live performances from Joe with the Wallstreet Band, alongside local artists Jessie Seymour, Verlencia Aberdeen, Willard Burch, Kassie Caines and Steve Easton. Tickets are $125 for general admission and available from Shannon’s, Secrets and 27th Century. VIP tickets are $200 and available from www.pTix.bm. For more information,contact info@bermudakappas.com or visit www.BermudaKappas.com.

• Witness a spectacular international celebration of the Bermuda Regiment at the Bermuda Tattoo from Thursday, October 22, until Saturday, October 24. The Bermuda Tattoo will present a world-class spectacle of music and military precision in the historic grounds of the Keep Yard at the Royal Naval Dockyard. A fantastic overseas line-up including performers the USA, UK, Canada and the Caribbean will join our very own Bermuda Regiment Band and Corps of Drums, and other local performers, including a specially commissioned choir. The event will be replete with artillery guns, fireworks, and military pageantry, all in celebration of the important role that the Regiment continues to play in Bermuda’s culture and heritage. Performances commence promptly each night at 7.30pm and will be approximately two hours in duration. The Tattoo will play to an estimated total house of 7,500 people. Tickets are priced from $40 to $100, depending on the seat chosen, and are available from www.BDAtix.bm.For more information, visit www.BermudaTattoo.bm.

• 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.