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Aaron Silk and Warrior King will take the stage at BAA as part of a tribute to Bob Marley next month. The Jamaican artists will perform at Veterans in Action’s seventh annual concert in honour of the late reggae icon. Aaron Silk, the brother of legen...

It’s not easy having a large family. You are almost never alone. There are mountains of laundry, and always someone who needs to be driven somewhere. Fiona and Nicholas Dill have six children, as do Susan and Joseph Simmons — and neither couple woul...

Carlene Spencer started writing poetry to cope with the frustrations of a rocky romance. She said they were dating; her boyfriend “Hash” said they were just friends. “He said he’d be ready to commit in 2017,” Ms Spencer said. “It was 2013. His life ...

Santa, you’ve lost weight! So exclaimed the children when the jolly old elf popped in at the Frog & Onion Pub and Restaurant. He’s been visiting the Dockyard venue every Sunday in the run-up to Christmas for the last 18 years. He attributed the weigh...

Not sure what to get the musician in your life? Concert tickets, custom-made instruments and private lessons from their idols are gifts that would likely make them happy. Lifestyle asked artists to share what they would put at the top of their Chris...

It’s tough being at work during the holidays, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make the most of it. Health Insurance Department staff transformed their office into a festive Winter Wonderland this year. Karry Masters was the brainchild behind the of...

Forget the North Pole, students at West End Primary are headed into outer space this Christmas. It’s all part of a musical extravaganza that ends at the Sandys school tonight. Picture black light dancing stars, aliens, robots and astronauts and you m...

All Evan Farrow wants under his Christmas tree this year is $14,300. It’s for a good cause. The 15-year-old wants the cash to pay for 13 solar panels at his school, Somersfield Academy. “I still have a ways to go in fundraising,” he said. “When I sta...

Belinda Tartaglia spent 30 years frustrated with her job, because she wasn’t doing the right one. She worked in banking, law and insurance before she realised the time would have been better spent if she’d put her energy into her first love — art. “I...

Amne Osseyran was one of just three students when United Dance Productions opened its doors. The company’s single studio was housed on Court Street “in a wooden building on stilts”; founder Suzette Harvey barely had enough money to install mirrors. D...