Morning all!

Hope you’re all excited for Bermuda Day and that you have big plans for the day off – if you are working on Friday, I hope you are being paid very well for it.  Either way, you can officially get back in the water now so let the summer fun begin!  Here is the latest listing of Bermuda events to get you started:

There are new exhibits now open at Bermuda Society of Arts (BSoA) in City Hall. Due to popular demand, the Onions Gallery will be extending their exhibit Heritage Month: Colours, Sights and Sounds of Bermuda, by another three weeks. This is a collaboration between City Hall and BSoA that coincided with the City Art Festival and has a focus on the beauty of Bermuda and the art it inspires. The Edinburgh Gallery will showcase Suspended in Time by Emily Bierman, inspired by dreams, memories and perception. Studio A is exhibiting At My Brother’s Birthday Party, a collection of works in acrylic by Amanda Perry and Studio B is displaying the work of Kayla Jackson, a student artists whose work is mainly illustration in mixed media, watercolour and acrylic. All exhibits will run until June 4th.

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Morning Troops and Happy Chocolate Chip Day!

As far as made up holidays go, this one is pretty awesome.  Apparently there is a whole list of days honouring various sugary treats - who knew?  Anyway, here is the latest list of Bermuda events:

Back to Basics: Old School Salsa Jam, a night of Latin music, awaits you at at Shine’s House of Music tonight, Wednesday, May 15th from 8.30pm until 1am. There is no cover charge and as well as all old school salsa tracks, dancing and drinks specials, there will also be a free class at 8.30pm. For more details, visit www.SalsaGoddess.me.

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Morning Ladies and Gents!

Hope you’re all having a great week so far.  Quick reminder that tomorrow is the last chance to buy tickets for Nothing to Chew in Bermuda, an awesome dinner event with a tapas feast and cocktail pairing – don’t leave it too late to get your ticket!

As mentioned previously, Dockyard are offering a free Historical Re-Enactment every weekday except Thursday.  Immediately after the Re-enactment, there will now be a free Walking Tour  of Dockyard as well, starting in the Victualling Yard at 9.50am and ending at the anchor fountain at 10.30am. The tour will run until October 11th and promises to bring the rich history of Dockyard to life covering food supply, ship repair and defence of Bermuda as well as information about the slave and convict labour that created the architectural masterpieces that surround the complex.

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