Happy Friday Troops!
Just a quick one before the weekend:
Many of you have enjoyed one or more of their 15 flavours and over 50 toppings already but Yo Cherry, Bermuda’s first self-serve frozen yogurt and bakery, are celebrating their Grand Opening on Saturday, November 16th. This will be from 1pm until 2pm and Premier Craig Cannonier will be cutting the ribbon. For more details, contact 292-2020.
Morning Ladies and Gents!
Hope you all had a great holiday weekend. Did you know that today is World Kindness Day? Sounds like a great excuse to spread a little extra love to whoever you cross paths with today so why not make the most of it and make someone smile? Anyway, here’s what’s coming up in Bermuda:
As part of its Art of Music series, the Bermuda National Gallery presents the 3rd Annual Music Nite, re-interpreting the visual arts through music, on Friday, November 15th. This will run from 5pm until 7.30pm and the inspiration for this year’s music nite is the current exhibition in the Watlington Room featuring art created by women artists in the BNG’s collection. For this event, a variety of female musicians were encouraged to create and perform new music across all genres. Not to exclude the men, there is also an opportunity for a male composer to write music to be performed by a female. Performers include Kate Ross & Friends, Ashanti ‘Princess Black’, Tiffany Paynter, Kassandra ‘K Gabrielle’ Caines, Imari Golden, LaTannia Ellerbie (Bermuda School of Music), and Leah Amaral, Zoe Smith and Friends (Bermuda High School). Tickets cost $50 for members or $65 for non-members. For more information, or to reserve tickets, contact Lisa Howie at director@bng.bm or 295-9428.
Morning Ladies and Gents!
Well, I think it’s safe to say that the rest of 2013 is NOT going to be dull with all the events that are coming up. There’s sure to be something for everyone in this latest round-up of things to do in Bermuda – the hard part is choosing:
Gillian Outerbridge is currently exhibiting Morning Walks, St. George’s, a collection of photographic images in Homer’s Café at Masterworks which opened on Friday, November 1st. The show will run until Tuesday, December 24th and artwork is available for purchase. For more information, contact 299-4000 or artmworks@logic.bm.
Morning Troops!
Hope you’re all having a lovely week so far! There are a LOT of Bermuda happenings coming up so let’s get right down to it:
Whether you are vacationing to Bermuda, or are a local looking to entertain visiting guests, the unique Bermuda Rendezvous Activities programme allows you to experience our island culture, arts and entertainment. Between the months of November and March, Bermuda Rendezvous Activities provides you with a wide range of family-friendly activities, from guided tours to Gombey dancing, glassblowing to cooking. Most of the daily activities listed are free, unless otherwise indicated. Many of the activities featured in this programme have been arranged in partnership with the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs and the Department of Tourism. Outdoor events are weather dependent. The full brochure can be found here and the specific events can be found on the Calendar or listed out on the Regular / Recurring Events section.
Morning Ladies and Gents!
Hope you’re all having a lovely week so far. If you’re looking for the latest round up of things to do in Bermuda, then you’ve come to the right place:
Greenrock is hosting a Volunteer and Member Event on Wednesday, October 23rd at Tribe Road Kitchen. From 5.30pm until 7.30pm, you will have the opportunity to hear about what Greenrock is doing, talk to other like-minded people and find out which project needs your support and skills, all while enjoying drinks and nibbles. To RSVP, visit www.Facebook.com/greenrock/events or email angelo@greenrock.org.