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An entertainment-driven event for Bermuda’s budding coders and computer enthusiasts is being held to raise money for the Cheswick Foundation’s redevelopment project. March 14 (3.14.15) has become known as Pi Day on account of the first three digits o...

The Beachfest Emancipation Celebration made a bigger mess than organisers hoped this year, but it still took a step toward becoming a “green” event. The Chewstick Foundation, Beachfest’s organisers, attempted to make the event environmentally friendl...

Public art: Important, or not so much? Tiago Garcia has spent nearly four years trying to convince the Island just how necessary it is. “It has been a lesson in persistence and patience to say the least,” he said. “We have the Bermuda Arts Council, t...

The party season may have cooled off, but Chewstick is looking to keep the local entertainment scene sizzling hot by offering live music performances each Friday night. Tomorrow 20-year-old R&B/Soul artist Jonathan Seymour will be taking to the stag...

Chewstick founder Gavin (Djata) Smith defended the decision to remove text votes from the Beachfest Crown Song Competition, saying many of the votes were unverifiable. Further clarifying the decision yesterday, Mr Smith said the core of the issue had...

Bermudian singer Paul “Eminence” DeShield was ecstatic to be crowned the winner of the Beachfest Crown Song Competition onstage at the event last month. While he was presented with a cardboard crown and an oversized cheque, a week later he was surpri...

Two Bermudian teenagers were able set up and run a successful food stall as part of Beachfest. Jaelen Steede and Treaz Place, both age 19, created and ran the ‘Mako Grill’ which served food at the Chewstick Foundation’s event on August 31 at Horsesho...

Quinn Outerbridge has been singing since before she could talk. Now at just 13-years-old she is making waves as the first winner of the Beachfest Crown Song Competition. Her hit song Run Girl Run beat out tough competition from more than 50 local a...