Morning Ladies and Gents!

Hope you have all recovered from the holiday weekend!  If not, don’t worry, as there are only a couple of weeks to wait until the next one.  Between now and then, here’s what’s happening in Bermuda:

The Reefs are showing us Bermuda residents some love with their special Locals’ Dinner with Free Bottle of Wine offer. From 6pm, you can enjoy their New World Cuisine in Aqua Terra with the Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop while sipping a complimentary bottle of wine with dinner. Aqua Terra is a new restaurant concept opening at The Reefs next to Ocean Echo with additional seating on the terrace and views overlooking the ocean. To avail of this offer, just mention that you are booking the locals dinner when making your reservation.

Promising the freshest food possible, you can now enjoy a Wadson’s Farm Tour and Dinner at The Reefs. This includes a guided tour of Wadson’s Farm with The Reefs’ chef. After selecting your choice of ingredients, you will return to enjoy a meal specially handcrafted for you by the chef. The tour will be at noon and the dinner itself will be at 7pm. The cost is $150 per person, plus 17% gratuity.

The Reefs look forward to enticing your palate with wonderfully creative local fare at their weekly Chef’s Table event. From 7pm, this exclusive 7-course wine pairing dinner party will be hosted by the culinary talents of Executive Chef Douglas Sisk. The cost is $125 per person and seating is limited to 25.

Dine and dance under the stars to the tunes of DJ Travis at the weekly Beach BBQ at The Reefs. This will run weekly from 6.30pm until 10pm on Thursdays. The cost is $55 per person.

Celebrate the weekend with Happy Hour at The Reefs. From 6pm until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays, you can enjoy Happy Hour on the Terrace with 20% off Rum Swizzles and Dark and Stormys. You can also experience new specialty cocktails created by their bar chef. On Sundays, the Happy Hour will take place at Coconuts from 4pm until 6pm, so that you can relax after brunch.

These events will all run weekly until Labour Day (September 7th).

For more information, or to make a reservation, contact 238-0222.

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Morning Troops!

Another holiday weekend is almost upon us – who is ready to finally get back in the water?  As you can imagine, there is LOTS coming up – here is the rundown of the latest Bermuda happenings:

Every Thursday is Ladies Night at the Bermuda Bistro at the Beach.

From 6pm, this event will feature complimentary tastings before 8pm, giveaways and fun, designed exclusively for the Ladies. Each week will feature a special guest showcasing Bermuda goodies and drink specials all night. Live entertainment will start at 7pm and DJ Rusty G will take over for the late night portion of the evening.

There is no cover charge.

For more information, contact 292-0219 or visit www.TheBeachBermuda.com.

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Morning Boys and Girls!

Wow, it’s getting busy in Bermuda!  Here’s the latest update – it’s a bit of a bumper edition this week, so enjoy:

Celebrate Heritage Month at the Bermuda National Library as they host Cultural Connections with Dr Kuni Frith on Wednesday, May 13th.

At 6pm, Dr Frith will give a lecture and presentation on the Islamic Arabic Golden Age of Medicine and its Influences on Modern Folk Medicine Globally and in Bermuda.

This event is free but space is limited.

For more information, contact Kenisha Shakir at kashakir@gov.bm or 296-1297 ext 234.

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Morning Troops!

Welcome to the first post of May, the month that we can finally get back in the water!  As always, the events calendar heats up along with the weather – here’s the latest on what’s happening in Bermuda:

Check out the talent of some of our local students at Saltus Secondary’s Creative Arts Showcase 2015, which will take place in the Art Gallery on the ground floor of the Gosling Centre on Wednesday, May 6th.

Running from 6pm until 8pm, the show will feature an amazing display of Art and Design Technology work by Saltus Secondary G.C.S.E. and Advanced Placement students.

Parking is available via the main gate off St. John’s Road. The exhibition can be reached via stairs or the elevator in the Gosling Centre, as it is on the field level of that building.

There is no admission fee.

For more information, contact Saltus Reception at 292-6177 or Cynthia Barnes at cbarnes@saltus.bm.

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