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.
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.
Hog Penny are hosting their very first Heineken Night tomorrow night, Saturday, May 4th. This is a live music event hosted by Will Black and Heineken with lots of prizes to be won via scratch cards and on stage, as well as Heineken by the bucket at a special price. The fun starts at 10pm and goes until 1am.
I declare that summer has come early – even though May 24th is still a few weeks away, I was very brave and dunked myself in the ocean at the weekend and it wasn’t too bad (after a few minutes of crying). I have a feeling this is going to be a great summer with lots of things to do in Bermuda. On that subject, thanks to all who have bought tickets for my Nothing to Chew in Bermuda Dinner Event on May 11th – if you don’t have your ticket yet, why not? It’s going to be a lot of fun that you don’t want to miss. Here are some more Bermuda happenings:
As I mentioned previously, Harbour Nights restarts for the summer season tonight and, due to the new route, Lemon Tree Cafe will be right in the middle of all the action. To celebrate, they will be offering a special Pub Night from 7pm until 10pm, with food including Lemon Tree’s Famous Pies (Chicken, Beef and Veggie), Wagyu Kobe Beef Burgers, French Bread Pizza, Sweet Potato Fries and Fresh Sliced Roast Beef Sandwiches. The Tiki Bar will be open from 5pm and serving beer, wine and liquor as well as our Electric (Fresh) Lemonade. My personal favourites, the Famous Mini Donuts, will also be being served right outside Lemon Tree. The fun doesn’t finish with Harbour Nights though as from 10pm onwards, DJ Uncle will be spinning the tunes. For more information, visit www.lemontreecafe.bm or email lemon tree@transact.bm.
So happy to see that so many of you are already interested in the Nothing to Chew in Bermuda dinner event on May 11th after my little heads-up on Wednesday’s post. Tickets are now on sale now at www.pTix.bm and full details are below – don’t delay in getting your tickets as these will go fast. Now for some other Bermuda events:
The Washington Mall, with the Bermuda Society of Interior Designers (BSID) and other selected local businesses, is having a Home Day event on Saturday, April 27th. Between 10am and 5pm, you can enjoy free seminars and demonstrations covering a variety of creative ideas for your home, with renovation styles that suit your needs, style, and budget. Expert speakers for the day include David Pantry from Furniture Flair, Jeff Sousa of Sousa’s Landscape Management Co. Ltd., Simon Leighton from Concrete Works, Tiffany Alexander & Melinda DeCosta, Huw & Dale Lewis from Euro Style & Euro Tile, Laura Farge-Lowe & Gillian Farge from Island Trading Ltd., Karen Jones from Discovery Wines, David Moniz from The Living Centre, Traci Burgess from Furniture Flair, Travis Burland from Bermuda Engineering, and leading Interior Designers from BSID will be available to chat about your renovation and design needs. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact julie.mayor@washprop.com.
