• Bermuda’s most beautiful asset will be celebrated at the 5th Annual Bermuda Beach Art Festival on Saturday, March 19. Artists of all skill levels are invited to participate in this island-wide eco art competition that sees Bermuda’s beautiful beaches adorned with amazing art drawn right on the sand, incorporating the rocks, caves or shape of the beach and exists until the next high tide washes them away. Don’t know anything about beach art? Don’t worry, as each year guest beach artist hosts free tricks and techniques workshops in advance of the competition. To enter, reserve your beach by March 11 by going to www.BermudaBeachArtFestival.com with your individual or team name, category (Adult/Family/Teen/Tourist) and choice of beach. Your choice will be confirmed by return email. Your art must be created between 9am and 2pm on March 19th 2016 and your picture posted to the website by 2:30pm. The main event is on Horseshoe Bay, where they will also feature beach yoga from 11am until noon. The beach yoga will also be at Elbow Beach at the same time. There is no cost to participants or spectators. For more information, contact Nicky Gurret at gurret@northrock.bm, Lynne Matcham at match@northrock.bm, call 295-4597, or visit www.BermudaBeachArtFestival.com.

• Watch the best local elite and amateur boxers compete at the Bermuda Boxing Federation’s 2nd Annual Boxing Championships on Saturday, March 19. From 5pm at CedarBridge Academy, fighters will square off for the opportunity to represent as part of Bermuda’s national boxing team. This is a family friendly event. Tickets are $45 for limited ringside seats, $30 for general admission, 420 for middle or senior school age youth, and one child under 12 will be free with adult entrance. Tickets will be on sale exclusively from MenCo., www.BDAtix.bm and from BBF member gyms from February 19. For more information, contact BermudaBoxingFed@gmail.com.

• Now in its 18th year of junior races, the 2016 KPMG Round the Grounds Race will be on Sunday, March 20. Held at the Botanical Gardens in Paget, this special event is just for younger runners, aged 4 to 18 years old. The first race starts at 1pm with the 4 year olds. Children’s activities will be provided by Masterworks and refreshments are available. The entry fee is $10. You can register online at www.RaceDayWorld.com or download the entry form here. Number pick-up, including late entries at a cost of $15, will be on Saturday, March 19th at Masterworks in the Botanical Gardens between noon and 2pm. For more information, visit www.RaceDayWorld.com or contact the Race Director at the Mid-Atlantic Athletics Club at 531-0303.

• Enjoy an evening of soup tasting by ten great Bermuda chefs, followed by a buffet dinner in support of The Eliza Dolittle Society at the Soup-A-Bowl on Monday, March 21. The evening will begin at 6pm at the Hamilton Princess with a bubbly reception, soup challenge, silent and live auctions, and a balloon raffle. From 7.30pm, there will be a buffet dinner with live music. Tickets are $175 and available from www.BDAtix.bm. For more information, contact Chris at 334-8351 or soup@selectsitesgroup.com.

• Kick off your Easter weekend with a night to remember, or not as the case may be, at the Renegades Annual Booze Crooze on Thursday, March 24. Promising one of the best boat parties of the year, the MV Bermudian will depart Albuoy’s Point at 6.30pm, returning at 9.30pm. As always, don’t forget to floss — the last thing you want is an impromptu visit to the onboard dentist. Tickets are $60 in advance, available from any player or from cruise@renegades.bm, and the price includes all you can drink.

• Spectacular holiday brunches are becoming a bit of a tradition in the Harbourview Ballroom and this Easter will be no exception as the Hamilton Princess invite you to join them at their Easter Sunday Brunch on Sunday, March 27. From 11am until 3pm, you can expect everything from an amazing seafood fountain to traditional codfish and potatoes, and a dessert buffet that goes beyond mouth-watering, making for an Easter brunch that won’t soon be forgotten. What would Easter be without chocolate eggs and Easter Bunnies? The Hamilton Princess have created a special station where kids can paint their own eggs and bunnies. Their pastry chefs will also be there to create special cup cakes and a kids’ menu will also be available. The cost is $70, plus gratuities, and is half price for children under 12. For more information, or to make a reservation, contact 298-2028 or ham.diningreservations@fairmont.com

• Cafe Lido invite you to join them for their Easter Ocean Side Brunch on Sunday, March 27. Seatings are available between 11am and 11.30am or between 1.30pm and 2pm. Enjoy spectacular views of one of Bermuda’s best beaches while indulging in an extensive selection of hot and cold appetizers, accompanied by a delicious array of salads, cold cuts, pasta, sushi, meat and fish dishes (including carvery items and vegetarian choices), topped off by a spectacular Easter dessert buffet. The cost is $65 per person, plus 17% grats, with a 50% discount for children under 10. For more information, or to make a reservation, contact 236-9884.

• Xtreme Sports is proud to present Bermuda’s newest corporate team building event, the Xtreme Sports Games, on Saturday, April 9. From noon until 6pm on the North Field at National Sports Centre, the Xtreme Sports Games will be a fun-filled day of different companies competing against each other in various sports and activities. The twist is that most of the sports and activities are unconventional ones, such as bubble football, human bowling, slip-n-slide kickball, volley pong, and zorb racing, to name a few. This event promises to be one epic day as sixteen Bermudian companies battle it out to be crowned the Xtreme Sports Games Champion. The team spots are available on a first come, first served basis, so you are advised to register as soon as possible to secure your spot. In addition to all the fun on the field, there will also be food, a bar and music. The registration cost is $1000 per team of ten people. There is no fee for spectators. For more information, or to register, contact xtremesportsbmd@outlook.com. More information can also be found on their website at www.XtremeSportsBMD.com/Xtreme-Sports-Games.html

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