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Marielyce Watner has seen a lot of strange offerings at jumble sales, but the pasties at this year’s Trust event were still a shock. “I think the person who donated the pasties was taking a pole dancing class and then decided she didn’t need the past...

Guiding visitors through a living piece of Bermuda’s history are dedicated National Trust student volunteers Josie DeBraga, Riley Ricketts and Shannon Mahoney. The trio have been donning 18th century clothes and bringing the past to life on Saturdays...

Bermuda’s open spaces sustained devastating damage during Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay that will take more than a year to clear up. The National Trust, which is responsible for 272 acres of open land as well as scores of listed buildings,...

Sharon Wilson and the Bermuda National Trust (BNT) have collaborated to create a ‘pop-up gallery’ in its ‘Waterville’ headquarters, where a third of the proceeds from the sale of her works will benefit the charitable organisation. She has brought abo...

The Bermuda National Trust has honoured the “outstanding” work and contributions of those who “have worked for the benefit of Bermuda and its people” at its annual awards ceremony. Gathered in the Bermuda Room at Elbow Beach last Thursday, awardees w...

The Bermuda National Trust is looking to raise more than $200,000 for the make over of one of Sandys’ most historic properties. “Springfield, at 29 Somerset Road, is an exceptionally important Trust property with buildings that are fine examples of ...

Does having prior knowledge about a particular subject help to engage learners in an activity, increase their chances of retaining information and make connections to future learning? Research suggests that this is likely to occur. At a recent field...

Don’t forget to head to the town of St George tomorrow evening for the Bermuda National Trust Christmas Walkabout. Visit some of the oldest continually occupied buildings in the New World — Samaritans’ Lodge, Buckingham, Tucker House, the Globe Hote...

Hands in the soil, the sun on their backs, surrounded by giggling friends and investing themselves into something that will grow into their future: that’s engaged learning. And that’s what Prospect Primary 2s experienced when they worked with the Be...

It used to be that most people in Bermuda had a vegetable garden out back that they used to sustain the household. Nowadays, many barely have space for a potted plant, let alone an entire garden. The Bermuda National Trust is looking to fix this, at...