Morning Troops!

IMPORTANT NOTE: Event organisers, just to give you plenty of notice – there will NOT be a post the week of Wednesday, June 25th, so after next week’s post on Wednesday, June 18th, the next post will be Wednesday, July 11th.  Please make sure that you submit your event details in plenty of time to be included on the June 18th post so that you don’t miss out on your event being featured.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads on Sunday and hope you all have a great holiday weekend.  Here is the latest round-up of what’s happening in Bermuda:

Red Steakhouse and Bar have kindly provided details of their weekly events for the month.

On Wednesdays you can enjoy Steel Pan Performances by Robert Symons and allow his music to take you to your own personal paradise. From 5.30pm until 9pm, lovely relaxing rhythms will make the steel pan as warm as a tropical island breeze.

With an open air patio overlooking the water, Red is one of Front Street’s hottest spots to spend your Friday Night.  Happy Hour will run from 4pm until 7pm with drink specials including $4 highballs, $5 beers, and $6 on select house wines. Dinner reservations are welcome or just enjoy light bites from the bar menu in the lounge or patio.  The talented DJ Ole begins every Friday at 10.30pm and plays a mix of popular music, remixed old favorites and Latin vibe music until 2.30am.

On Saturday evenings, guests will be offered a complimentary amuse bouche and palate cleanser by Executive Chef Chad Mitchell. Ukulele artist Mike Hind will then be creating the vibe throughout dinner. He is a true entertainer playing songs on request and adding in his own unique lyrics for humour until 10.30pm. Late night entertainment will them be provided by The Big Chill’s DJ Felix who will be playing the best in house, deep house and late night jams.

For more information, or to make a reservation, contact Red at 292-7331.

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Morning Boys and Girls!

Here’s your latest round-up of what’s happening in Bermuda this summer:

Latin dancers, here’s your chance to get valuable feedback from your instructors and fellow dancers, as Salsa Friends presents Casual Wednesdays at The Docksider, every Wednesday from June 4th.

This promises to be an informal, fun and relaxed way to reinforce your learning, ask questions, and just dance, with food service available until 10pm.

The Intro to Bachata class for absolute beginners and the Open Bachata class for all levels will run from 7pm until 8pm and then Intro to Salsa for absolute beginners and Open Salsa for all levels will be from 8.15pm until 9.15pm.

Open practice will then be from 9.30pm until around midnight.

There is no cover charge for the open practice social dancing but classes are $10 per person.

Dancers of all levels are welcome, no previous experience is necessary and you don’t even need a partner, just some shoes comfortable enough to dance in and a smile.  Dress code is very casual.

For more details, contact teresa@salsagoddess.me.

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Morning Troops!

Hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend and celebrated Bermuda Day in style.  Of course, that means that Summer is finally, officially here so here’s the latest update on some of this summer’s events in Bermuda:

Enjoy great music and singing by talented Saltus students as Saltus Grammar School presents their annual Ruth Henderson Memorial Concert on Thursday, May 29th.

This will begin at 5.30pm in Victoria Park.

This event is open to all and admission is free.

In the event of inclement weather, the concert will take place on Friday, May 30th instead.

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Morning Ladies and Gents!

Well, it’s almost time to get back in the water – hope you have fun plans for the Bermuda Day holiday!  The calendar is definitely heating up – here’s the latest on summer events in Bermuda:

Getting over Hump Day just got a little easier, thanks to Snorkel Park’s West End Wednesdays from 6pm.

From 6pm, you can savour the sunset with $3 drink specials, play beach volleyball, horseshoes and frisbee, and enjoy live bands on the beach from 8pm until 10pm.

From 6.30pm until 9.30pm, you can dine al fresco on one of Bermuda’s beautiful beaches and enjoy their famous fish fry, prepared in their signature batter, served with fries, homemade coleslaw and tartar sauce, all for $10.

And when the sun goes down, the beach heats up. From 10pm until 3am, you can dance the night away under the stars at Wacky Wednesdays at Club Aqua, featuring DJ Rusty G and $3 drink specials from 10pm until midnight. Admission to Club Aqua is $10 and free for ladies all night.

To make it easier for locals to get to the Club, there is a new Fun Bus to and from Hamilton. For more details visit www.snorkelparkbeach.com.

West End Wednesdays and Wacky Wednesdays will continue weekly until October 1st.

For more information, contact Snorkel Park at 234-3100 or info@snorkelparkbeach.com, or visit www.SnorkelParkBeach.com.

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Morning Troops!

First of all, I just want to let you all know that tomorrow is National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day in case you want to stock up on baking supplies in advance!  Don’t worry though, there is much more to do in Bermuda than just baking – here is the latest Bermuda events listing:

Everyone’s an artist so why not take a few minutes out of the day to draw all your stresses away at Bermuda Society of Arts’ Quick Draw on Wednesday, May 14th.  They will be set up on the pavement outside City Hall between noon and 2pm with pens, pencils, paper and a smile.  There is no cost and you will be able to take your masterpiece home with you.  For more information, contact 292-3824 or bsoa@ibl.bm.

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