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Two 18th-century Bermuda cedar chests are among the highlights of the Bermuda National Trust’s auction today. Dozens of bargain hunters have flocked to the Botanical Gardens over the past two days to cast their eyes over items up for grabs at the ann...

The island branch of service organisation Altrusa International has honoured its longest-serving member as it celebrates its 100th birthday. The club planted two Bermuda rosebushes this month at the historic Verdmont house in Smith’s, one in memory o...

The Bermuda National Trust is hosting a pair of events to highlight the history of dance on the island. This Sunday the BNT will be holding an in-depth discussion at Verdmont, led by Gary Phillips, about the evolution of the Bermuda Gombey as part of...

An interactive play at Verdmont will bring the 1920s to life this weekend. Those who go, should expect to learn a thing or two about Johnnie Bread — it’s at the centre of Adam Gauntlett’s historically based drama. “It’s about Lillian Joell who was th...

Almost 300 children, teachers, camp leaders and parents flocked to Spittal Pond this morning to take part in the Bermuda National Trust’s annual Children’s Nature Walk, taking the opportunity to learn about Bermuda’s environment and history. “Many ...

Securing the future of the National Trust’s education programme and making its vast archive of historic artefacts and documents more accessible to the public will be top priorities for newly appointed executive director Bill Zuill. Mr Zuill, who took...

The Bermuda National Trust laments the passing of William Sears Zuill MBE. William Zuill was the first director and first full-time employee of the Bermuda National Trust, and served in this capacity for 18 years until his retirement in December 1990...

Jennifer Gray will step down as executive director of the Bermuda National Trust at the end of July. Ms Gray has held the position for the past eight years. Members of the charity were informed of her decision to resign this week. In a letter written...

Huge crowds turned out to participate in this year’s Palm Sunday Walk, which comprised a five-mile stroll through Pembroke. Organised by the Bermuda National Trust, the event began and ended at the Berkeley Institute — with walkers following a cours...

The Bermuda National Trust looks forward to celebrating Earth Day on April 22 with a new collection of videos about Bermuda’s precious environment made by Bermuda’s students. Inspired by the Bermuda National Trust challenge, students will have brain...

The Bermuda National Trust has said it is “devastated” by the demolition of the historic Queen of the East over the weekend. The building, which was first erected as a merchant’s home in the 18th century, served as a bakery, a laundry and even a brot...

Community spirit made way for the Christmas spirit in the East End last night. The annual Christmas Walkabout has become a popular community event in St George. Each year the National Trust invites the public to explore some of the oldest occupied ...