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Bermudian Nadia Laws has become a night owl ever since moving to Bali four months ago. The Indonesian nation is 12 hours ahead of Bermuda and she has to keep pace with the clients of her communications firm, Media Maven. “Night is day and day is nigh...

When Kate Kayaian says there is a lot of musical talent on the island, Sari Smith is one of the people she is talking about. The 18-year-old violinist is the recipient of one of the Bermuda Philharmonic Society’s merit-based scholarships. On Sunday, ...

The stress of the pandemic caused many of us to rethink our future. Over the past three years we have vowed to spend more time with friends and family, to travel more and to attend more social events. We now realise that life is truly shorter than w...

In early 2020 there were a lot of questions about Covid-19. How the disease spread and how it affected people were huge concerns for Lunette Castillo, who had a newborn baby and had just been hired as a medical consultant at Westmeath Residential and...

The celebrations at the opening of a hall and latrine at St Paul Kaaso Primary would likely have been considered over the top for a Bermuda school. More than a thousand people made the journey into Kabira, a tiny village in Kyotera, Uganda, for the o...

It’s been a big year for Alice Talbot. Interested in seeing where her grandfather came from she travelled to the Azores this summer with her daughter, Sabrina Kirby. And then she turned 90 on October 29 – her family threw a party which was a massive ...

Toni Ann Johnson’s latest book is called Light Skin Gone to Waste. In the United States, the “collection of linked short stories” has won national praise. Ms Johnson is hoping people are just as interested here. One of the characters is based on her ...

Written in lucid and silken prose, Bermudian author Angela Barry’s The Drowned Forest is, in the words of Jacob Ross, the associate editor of fiction at Peepal Tree Press, a foundational text. In the Anglophone Americas, it takes its place in the tr...

If you’re interested in a maritime career, the Endeavour programme is likely the best way forward without leaving the island. It offers internationally-recognised qualifications and hands-on training, to students over the age of 16 and adults looking...

A market with a purpose is taking place at Francis Patton Primary School on Sunday. The host is Rise Tribe, a supportive community for anyone struggling through abusive trauma. Clothes, handbags, water bottles and other affirmation-bearing items sold...