Merry Christmas Eve Eve,  Ladies and Gents!

Well, it’s that time of year again!  This is my last post of 2015 so I just wanted to wish you all a very merry Christmas for Friday and a very Happy New Year when it comes!  And if you don’t celebrate Christmas, then I hope you enjoy the happy vibes at this time of year. Be good to each other and I hope 2016 is your best year yet!  There is still time to leave your mark on 2015 as well so why not get out there and do something memorable?

My next post will be on Wednesday, January 6th. Events can still be added to the calendar, as usual, through the Submit Your Event section in the meantime.

Anyway, down to the latest update on what’s happening in Bermuda.  Check out all your NYE options on the Calendar here or see the Quick Recap at the end of the post for a handy list:

Hope to see lots of you on Elbow Beach with your Santa hats on!

Bermuda Sailors Home (Mariners Club) present their weekly Dart Night every Wednesday evening.

From 6pm until 10.30pm, you are invited to come on out and enjoy a few pints and a round of darts. All drinks are very well priced in a central location.  Ask the bartender about becoming a full member.

There is no cover charge and all are welcome.

For more information, contact Judi on 295-5598 or bermudasailorshome@logic.bm.

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Morning Kids!

Well, the options for Christmas and NYE in Bermuda just keep on coming!  And it’s a good thing too, since Christmas Eve is a week tomorrow – better start making your plans now, if you haven’t already.  Remember to check the Quick Recap section at the bottom of the post for details of events that have been published in previous weeks.

Event organisers, there is only one more post left to be published in 2015, so submit all your events to me while there is still time – don’t forget to give people as much time as possible to plan to attend your events.

Bermuda National Gallery invite you to join them for the launch of Woolcock’s Wonders, celebrating The Art of Peter Woolcock, on Friday, December 18th.

Renowned Cartoonist Peter Woolcock made Bermuda chuckle for decades. Now for the first time, his unpublished children’s works have been collected in one edition. Be transported into a world of stunning and rib-tickling imagination in the company of Woolcock’s Wonders.

The book launch will take place from 11am until 1pm at Bermuda National Gallery on the 2nd floor of the City Hall & Arts Centre.

For more information, contact director@bng.bm or 295-9428, or visit www.bng.bm.

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Morning Troops!

The countdown is well and truly on – after this, there are only two more posts until 2016 so keep all your festive events coming while there’s still time!    Event organisers, just submit all the details to http://nothingtodoinbermuda.com/submit-your-event.html and I’ll take care of the rest.  Remember that a basic listing is completely free.

For the rest of you, here are some of the latest ways to celebrate Christmas and NYE in Bermuda:

Enjoy a Movie Night with the Human Rights Commission at Your Library on Thursday, December 10th.

From 5.30pm until 7.30pm at Bermuda National Library, you are invited to join HRC representatives as they celebrate Human Rights Day in Bermuda.

Admission is free and light refreshments will be provided.

For more information, or to RSVP, contact ejhollis@gov.bm or 299-0028.

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Morning Boys and Girls!

Well, after this, there are only three more posts to be published in 2015 so keep submitting all your events to http://nothingtodoinbermuda.com/submit-your-event.html so I can let the island know about them!  Hope you’re all making the most of what is left of this year – if you need some inspiration, here is the latest update on seasonal fun in Bermuda:

Bermuda National Library presents the latest in their Bermuda Connections Series as they invite you to join author, educator and literacy specialist Colwyn Burchall on Thursday, December 3rd.

From 5pm until 8pm, there will be a book reading, sale and discussion of his highly anticipated book, They Called Him ‘Roose’ : Paulu Kamarakafego and the Making of a Bermudian Revolutionary.

This event is free.

For more information, contact ejhollis@gov.bm.

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