March 27th, 2019 Bermuda Calendar Update
Good Morning Bermuda!
We’ve reached the end of March already, can you believe it? Here are all of the latest events that have been added to the Bermuda Calendar since last week. Please be sure to check out the Quick Recap Section at the bottom of this post as well, for a complete list of all upcoming events, including those previously covered in past posts.
Are you planning any events? Be sure to let us know so we can help you spread the word. Just submit a full description or your event via the online submission form here – a basic listing is free!
Masterworks Museum invites you to the Winter Term Student Art Show Opening on Thursday, March 28th.
The students participating in Masterworks’ Afterschool Art Class have grown under the tutelage of Education Coordinator, Nuno Patricio. The museum is pleased to display their works in a show, inside Salty Lime @ Homers’ Cafe. Diners can observe the talent of these young artists whilst enjoying a beverage or lunch.
The Opening Reception is from 5:30pm until 7pm. To RSVP, visit http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=qryhz8bab&oeidk=a07eg71y5xy0e5c1d12
For more information, contact 299-4000 or art@masterworksbermuda.org.
The Hamilton Princess invites you to join them at Reggae Nights with Marcus at Marcus’ restaurant on Thursday, March 28th.
From 9pm until 1pm, you can join Marcus himself, and the team, at this special event featuring live entertainment by Working Title. Marcus will also be available to sign copies of his books.
Admission is free and reservations are not required.
For more information, contact 298-2028.
You are invited to join Marcus Samuelsson for some great tastes and new flavours at the Ethiopian-Thai Dinner at Marcus’ on Friday, March 29th.
Promising a night to remember, Chef Marcus and Chef Danai are collaborating to create some culturally inspired dishes. There’s also the option to add wine pairings to your meal by their sommelier, Alexandra.
The cost is $85, or $135 with added wine parings, plus gratuities. Tickets are available from www.Ptix.bm or by contacting the restaurant on the number below.
For more information, contact 298-2028.
Greenrock is giving us a number of ways to show our love for Mama Earth this year at the Earth Hour Expo in Dockyard on Saturday, March 30th.
Starting as a symbolic lights out event in Sydney in 2007, Earth Hour is now the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment, inspiring millions of people to take action for our planet and nature. From pushing for environmentally-friendly laws and policies to eliminating single use plastics, our individual actions make Earth Hour possible.
Since 2008, Greenrock’s acknowledgement of Earth Hour has evolved into an annual educational campaign, a host of fun-filled family activities and a public celebration. From 4pm until 7pm, you can partake in a 5k Run, 25K Ride, 5K Glow Walk, or a Glow and Flow Yoga class at this Earth Hour Expo, which will be held in Dockyard and hosted by WEDCO. This year the theme is Energy Efficiency.
Earth Hour is also an important fundraiser for Greenrock. Funds raised for this event support their environmental education programs, public advocacy work and position as Bermuda’s premiere sustainability NGO.
Each event is $25 to participate. To register, visit www.RaceDayWorld.com. Pricing is structured for discounts when entering into more than one event.
For more information, contact info@greenrock.org or visit www.Greenrock.org.
Back by popular demand for a third showing, BUEI Screens & Crimestoppers presents: The Favourite on Tuesday, April 2nd.
Early 18th century. England is at war with the French. Nevertheless, duck racing and pineapple eating are thriving. A frail Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) occupies the throne and her close friend Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) governs the country in her stead while tending to Anne’s ill health and mercurial temper. When a new servant Abigail (Emma Stone) arrives, her charm endears her to Sarah. Sarah takes Abigail under her wing and Abigail sees a chance at a return to her aristocratic roots. As the politics of war become quite time consuming for Sarah, Abigail steps into the breach to fill in as the Queen’s companion. Their burgeoning friendship gives her a chance to fulfil her ambitions and she will not let woman, man, politics or rabbit stand in her way. (Rated R)
The film starts at 7:30pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium.
Tickets are $15 for adults, and $12 for students.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit or contact BUEI’s Oceans Gift Shop on 294-0204.
BIFF Flix presents Mr. SOUL! Ellis Haizlip and the Birth of Black Power TV on Wednesday, April 3rd.
Starting at 6:30pm at Specialty Cinema, this award-winning documentary looks at the influence of Ellis Haizlip, the pioneering television producer who ushered giants and rising stars of black American culture onto the national stage in the US as the host of the groundbreaking show, SOUL! The movie has won the International Documentary Association Award for Best Music Documentary in 2018.
Tickets are $15 and available online at www.SpecialityCinema.bm, www.Ptix.bm, or from the cinema box office.
For more information, contact info@biff.bm or call 293-3456. For more information, 293-3456 or info@biff.bm.
Enjoy an afternoon of family fun and celebrate the love of literacy at the Bermuda Book Festival on Saturday, April 6th. **UPDATE: Postponed until June 8th.**
This will be held from noon until 5pm at BUEI, where you can meet and greet Bermudian authors of some local favourite titles, including: Dale Butler, Sharon Wilson, Nadia Aguiar, Florenz Webb-Maxwell, and more.
Starting at 1pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium, there will be author presentations for children between the ages of 5-8 years, and from 2:10-3:10pm presentations will be for the 9-14 years age group. You can look forward to door prizes, giveaways, free popcorn, caricatures by Jerrard Polk, and more.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students, at the door. Ticket proceeds will benefit The Reading Clinic, registered charity #126.
For more information, contact bdabookfest@gmail.com.
Join Harry’s Wine School as they fall further into their exploration of red wines in a great palate-honing class for all levels: Falling For Red Part II on Saturday, April 6th.
From 2pm until 4pm at the restaurant on The Waterfront, you can expect an intimate and educational class that allows you to try five different kinds of Pinot Noir from varying terroirs and producers.
Subsequent classes will feature: Syrah on Saturday, April 13th; Cabernet Sauvignon on Saturday, April 20th; Merlot on Saturday, April 27th.
All wines will be available for purchase from Miles Market after class.
The cost is $85 per person and reservations are limited. If you are hungry before class you can enjoy lunch at Harry’s with a complimentary glass of Prosecco or a Mimosa.
For more information, or to make a reservation, contact karen@bermudawineconcierge.com to book your seat.
Learn the time-honoured tradition of making a Bermuda Hummer Kite at Masterworks’ upcoming workshop, The Art of Kite Making on Saturday, April 6th.
From noon until 3pm at Masterworks, you can delve into the history behind Bermuda hummer kites, learning what gives them their distinct look and sound, in this workshop led by “The Kite Master” Mr. Eugene O’Connor. Participants will also have a turn to make their own kite. This class is open to adults and children.
The cost is $45 for members and $50 for non-members. All supplies will be provided. All children must be supervised. Space is limited to 15 participants and payment must be made in advance.
For more information, or to register, contact 299-4000 or morgan@masterworksbermuda.org.
Join Harry’s Wine School as they fall further into their exploration of red wines in a great palate-honing class for all levels: Falling For Red Part II on Saturday, April 6th.
From 2pm until 4pm at the restaurant on The Waterfront, you can expect an intimate and educational class that allows you to try five different kinds of Pinot Noir from varying terroirs and producers.
Subsequent classes will feature: Syrah on Saturday, April 13th; Cabernet Sauvignon on Saturday, April 20th ; Merlot on Saturday, April 27th
All wines will be available for purchase from Miles Market after class.
The cost is $85 per person and reservations are limited. If you are hungry before class you can enjoy lunch at Harry’s with a complimentary glass of Prosecco or a Mimosa.
For more information, or to make a reservation, contact karen@bermudawineconcierge.com to book your seat.
Nakternl Entertainment is pleased to present the first ever Block Party Edition of Housestyle Takeover on Saturday, April 6th.
This will take place from 8pm until 2am at Bulli Social and because they want you to help them celebrate, your first drink is on them! Music for the night will be carefully curated by some of Bermuda’s best house DJs including: Mike Shawr, DJ Fozzy and Double 0. They also invite you to kick the night off with the “Housestyle Burger” specially prepared by Bulli Social.
Admission is $12 and tickets are available from www.Ptix.bm.
For more information, contact info@nakternlentertainment.com.
The vestry and the guild of St. Anne’s Anglican Church are pleased to announce that under the distinguished patronage of Ruth E. Thomas M.B.E., the annual Agape Supper will be held on Sunday, April 7th.
The supper starts at 1:30pm in the church hall.
Tickets are $15 per person, and available from the church office on Monday and Wednesday to Friday between the hours of 10am and noon. Closing day for purchase is Wednesday, April 3rd. No tickets will be sold at the door and there will be no takeouts.
Part proceeds will be donated to The Coalition for the Protection of Children.
For more information, contact 238-1864 or southampton@anglican.bm.
The April edition of the monthly Ciné Club from L’Alliance Française des Bermudes will be showing Demain tout Commence (Two is Family) on Tuesday, April 9th.
All members of the public are invited to view this French movie with English subtitles. The film is a comedy/drama, released in 2016 by director Hugo Gélin and starring Omar Sy, Clémence Poésy and Antoine Bertrand. Run time is 1h 58m.
“Samuel lives his life without ties or responsibilities, under the sun of the south of France… until one of his old conquests leaves him a few months old baby, Gloria: his daughter! Unable to care for a baby and determined to return the child to his mother, Samuel rushed to London to try to find her, without success. 8 years later, while Samuel and Gloria made their lives in London and became inseparable, Gloria’s mother came back in their lives to get her daughter back ..”
The film starts at 8pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium.
Tickets are for $7 for BUEI/AF members + students, and $12 for non-members.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, contact 294-0204 or visit www.AllianceFrancaiseBda.org for more details on films, events and membership.
Back again by popular demand, local whale researcher and filmmaker Andrew Stevenson will show his latest production The Secret Lives of the Humpbacks at The Specialty Cinema for the seventh and eighth time, on Wednesday, April 10th.
Narrated by his two daughters, Somers and Elsa, this 43-minute family-friendly documentary showcases the beauty of Bermuda and the humpback whales that pass by each spring. It provides a unique window into the lifecycle of the humpback whales and their mid-ocean migration.
The first showing starts at 5:30pm and the second at 7:30pm.
Tickets are $25 each and available from the Cinema Box Office, contact 295-2751 after 11am.
To make a donation, contact 77SPOUT (777-7688), or visit bamz.org/conserve/humpback-whale-project.
For more information, contact spout@logic.bm or visit www.WhalesBermuda.com.
Now that the two unbeatable champions have dropped out of the running, Bermudians young and old, amateur and professional can enter in The Bermuda National Fishcake Competition on Thursday, April 11th.
The annual competition, organised by Dale Butler and Rodney Smith of the Leopards’ Club, has been a hit for over 30 years. The two have also been the long-standing champions in previous years and decided to drop out in 2018 to allow a new champion to be crowned.
Doors open at 6pm at The Leopards’ Club and judging begins at 7pm. Entrants must present four cooked fishcakes made with codfish to be judged on presentation, colour, size, ingredients and taste.
This year there will be one prize for Best Youth and one prize for Best Overall Adult. There will be no more awards for Best Male or Female or Best Amateur and Best Professional, as in previous years.
Vendors will be on site selling kits, books and a variety of other things. Live entertainment will also be provided and you can expect a real taste of Bermuda when Dale Butler reads segments from his best-seller “The Legend of Codfish and Potatoes.”
Admission is $20 at the door, which includes a supper of Rodney and Dale’s Fishcakes. The cost to enter is $30, which also includes dinner.
For more information, contact ddbutler@logic.bm.
The next event in the Bermudian Heartbeats Lecture Series: Opening Minds, Opening Hearts: The Evolution of Mental Health in Bermuda will take place on Thursday, April 11th.
From 6pm until 7:30pm at BUEI, you are invited to join a guest panel featuring former and current mental health care professionals, Senator Joan Dillas-Wright, Edward Dyer, Vaughn Mosher and Dr. Darrien Ray who have worked as psychologists, nurses and counsellors for an evening of discussion on how the approach to mental health on our island has changed over time.
This event is FREE to the public.
For more information, contact Dr. Kim Dismont Robinson, Folklife Officer, on kdrobinson@gov.bm.
Bermuda College is pleased to present an interactive community event entitled Bermuda Triangle of Chefs: Past, Present and Future on Tuesday, April 16th.
This will take place from 6:30pm until 9pm in the North Lecture Hall Theatre at Bermuda College, where renowned chefs: Dennis McIntosh, Fhontip Jones, Fred Ming, Herbie Bascome and Michiko Campbell will give presentations, special tributes, share recipes, and more.
This is a free event.
For more information, contact ebarnett@college.bm.
Bermuda College presents a Taste of Jamaica Cooking Demo & Food Sampling on Wednesday, April 17th.
Jamaica’s rich history and culture has influenced the creation of globally recognised, mouthwatering cuisine, and this event features award-winning Chef Dennis McIntosh, President of the Jamaica Chefs Association.
From 6pm until 9pm in the Bermuda College Student Hall, you can snag some free recipes and food samples – first come, first served (150 seats will be catered for).
Patron tickets are $50, and regular tickets are $25.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, contact Shawn DeShields at sdeshields@college.bm or 236-9000 ext. 4252.
A Boarding School Information Session will take place at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club on Thursday, April 18th.
From 5:30pm until 7:30pm, prospective students and their families can join boarding school representatives from New England for a presentation and conversation about boarding schools in the 21st century and the full student experience they provide. Schools that will be represented include: Cardigan Mountain School (Middle School) The Governor’s Academy (High School), Kimball Union Academy (High School), Milton Academy (High School) Pomfret School (High School) and Tabor Academy (High School).
This is a free event and there is no need to rsvp.
For more information, contact pereira50@northrock.bm or visit the Facebook.com/GreatBoardingSchools page.
Savvy Entertainment invites you to join them for a night of music that will warm your heart and move your soul as the son of the legendary Otis Redding will be in Bermuda to perform hits from the days when you loved music the most at An Evening with Otis Redding III on Thursday, April 18th.
From 7:30pm until 9:30pm at Earl Cameron Theatre, this performance will be backed by Bermuda’s own Wallstreet Band. Hosted by the one and only Power Girl, opening Bermuda Acts will include the lovely songstress Olivia Hamilton, and soulful vocalist Vance Goater, promising a concert that you don’t want to miss.
Tickets are $75 and available from www.Ptix.bm/savvy.
For more information, contact director@savvy-ent.com.
BAMZ invites you to join them at their biggest annual event of the season, Roar & Pour, and adults-only event, on Saturday, April 27th.
The Bermuda Zoological Society is thankful for the support of the community, and are proud that their education programmes provide meaningful moments for students of all ages. This annual fundraiser helps them to continue offering free education programmes to all Bermuda students.
The event starts at 6pm with the Sommelier Circle and Sponsors Champagne Party. At 7:30pm the party begins with tasty bites, wine tastings, live music, games, a silent auction, and more.
Two levels of all-inclusive tickets are available starting at $150 per person, or $500 per person to join the exclusive Sommelier’s Circle. Tickets are available for purchase at www.Ptix.bm/Event/3402/Roar-and-Pour.
For more information, visit www.bamz.org/events.
Philippa E. Burke is pleased to present Diversity in Fashion under the distinguished patronage of Dr. Joseph T. Christopher and Mrs. Marlene Christopher, M.B.E., J.P. on Sunday, April 28th. **UPDATE: SOLD OUT**
From 3pm until 6pm at St. Anne’s Church in Southampton, the fashion show aims to promote the diverse nature of our local community and will feature adults and children modelling attires in a variety of genres.
There will be surprise guests for your entertainment and refreshments will be served following the fashion show.
Patron tickets are $40 per person and general admission is $30 per person. There are a limited number of tickets available for children (under 15 years) at the cost of $20 each. All proceeds will go to St. Anne’s Church. Cheques are to be made payable to St. Anne’s Church.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, contact Philippa Burke at 234-0919 or guybergirl@gmail.com. Please indicate the number of tickets you require no later than Friday, April 12th.
Join Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, Tereska James from Brown Skin Too Foundation, Dr. Daly and Dr. Estwick at Cancer Talks: Skin Cancer/Melanoma on Thursday, May 2nd.
From 5:30pm until 6:30pm at BUEI, they will discuss skin health and skin cancer prevention. The topics will including: how to understand and reduce your risk, signs and symptoms of skin cancer, skin wellness among people of colour and skin cancer treatments.
Admission is free. To RSVP, visit www.chc.bm.
For more information, contact 236-1001 or events@chc.bm.
Gather your friends and colleagues for the annual AXA End-to-End Walk which will take place this year on Saturday, May 4th.
The End-to-End starts at 7am in St. George’s, while the Middle-to-End starts at 10am in Hamilton, and there are prizes to be won for the top fundraisers.
The entry fee is $50 for adults, or $30 for students and children. Entrants will receive a T-shirt and goodie bag.
Registration is open online at www.BermudaEndToEnd.bm, or you can register in person at the Washington Mall, from Monday, April 29th through Friday, May 3rd, between 9am-5pm.
For more information, contact ete@logic.bm or visit www.BermudaEndToEnd.bm for location details.
Rise N Shine Entertainment and the Inferno Lounge Present a Pre-Mother’s Day Love Jam featuring Ginuwine and Slim of 112 on Saturday, May 4th.
Gates open at 8:30pm at the National Stadium and showtime starts at 10:30pm under The Big Tent, where you can enjoy a soulful concert, also featuring local talents: Jesse Seymour, John Seymour and Ryan Bean. DJs for the night are Rusty G and DJ Chubb.
Early Bird Tickets are $50 general admission, or $75 for VIP which includes buffet, a complimentary drink and parking. Early Bird Tickets are available until April 1st and can be purchased from www.Ptix.bm or the Inferno Lounge. After that the ticket price increases to $75 for general admission and $100 for VIP, with tickets also available at the gate.
For more information, contact pulsebda@gmail.com
Save the Date: Quick Recap of Upcoming Bermuda Events
March
Lorraine Rest Home Presents Living In Healthy Ages: An Evening Series of Health & Wellness Topics with Dr. D – March 27th
2019 Digital Leadership Conference – March 27th
IMA March Open House – March 27th & 28th
**NEW Winter Term Student Art Show Opening at Masterworks – March 28th
BUEI Films: Project Wild Thing – March 28th
The Grateful Bread – March 28th
Cocktail Master Class – March 28th
**NEW Reggae Nights with Marcus – March 28th
**NEW Ethiopian-Thai Dinner at Marcus’ – March 29th
Young @ Art: March 2019 – March 30th
Spring-Themed Arts & Crafts Classes for Children: Decorating Fairy Wings – March 30th
**NEW Greenrock 5K Run, 25K Ride, 5K Glow Walk, Glow Flow Yoga & Earth Hour Expo – March 30th
Relay For Life BINGO Night – March 30th
BUEI Screens presents: Woman at War – March 31st
Last Chance Fun Dog Walk & Run – March 31st
Castle Masters Day of Fun – March 31st
April
Masterworks Spring Break Art Camp – April 1st to April 5th
Bermuda Gymnastics Association Easter Break Camp: Week 1 – April 1st to April 5th
Spring Break Football Camp – April 1st until April 5th
Spring JUMP Camp – April 1st to April 5th
Bermudian Literature Classes with Dr Angela Barry : Module 4: A New Bermuda Emerges ‘The Sailor and the Fox’ by Brian Burland – starts April 2nd
**NEW BUEI Screens & Crimestoppers: The Favourite (3rd Showing) – April 2nd
**NEW BIFFlix Monthly Film Series: Mr. SOUL! – April 3rd
Spirit of Bermuda Overseas Voyage: Bermuda to Antiqua Delivery – April 3rd VOYAGE CANCELLED
Bermuda Arts Centre Show Opening: Spring into Art – April 5th
Classic Old School Soca Fete – April 5th
Corporate Futsal Challenge – April 6th
Spring-Themed Arts & Crafts Classes for Children: Dreamcatchers – April 6th
Mission Possible Community Fun Fair – April 6th
8th Annual Bounce For Autism Fun Day – April 6th
**POSTPONED The Bermuda Book Festival at BUEI – April 6th RESCHEDULED FOR JUNE 8TH
**NEW The Art of Kite Making – April 6th
**NEW Harry’s Wine School Falling Further: Falling for Red Part II: Pinot Noir – April 6th
The Rhythm Lab’s Vegan Gathering – April 6th
**NEW Housestyle Takeover: The Block Party Edition – April 6th
Swan’s Running Club Legends Race Series 2019: Ludwig Cann 10k – April 7th
Rum Punch Brunch – April 7th
The Crystal Butterfly Awards – April 7th
Metropolitan Operas Live in HD (on film) Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur – April 7th
**NEW Agape Supper – April 7th
Masterworks Spring Break Art Camp – April 8th to April 12th
Bermuda Gymnastics Association Easter Break Camp: Week 2 – April 8th to April 15th
**NEW L’Alliance Française des Bermudes Ciné Club: Demain Tout Commence (Two is Family) – April 9th
**NEW The Secret Lives of the Humpback Whales – April 10th
Bermuda College Presents: Spoken Word Artist Shanelle Gabriel – April 10th
**NEW The Bermuda National Fishcake Competition – April 11th
**NEW Bermudian Heartbeats Lecture Series: Opening Minds, Opening Hearts: The Evolution of Mental Health in Bermuda – April 11th
Kite-Building Night – April 12th
Spring-Themed Arts & Crafts Classes for Children: Kite-Making – April 13th
**NEW Harry’s Wine School: Falling for Red Part II: Syrah – April 13th
Casino Night – April 13th
Community Sailing Day – April 14th
Bermuda Breeze Tennis Championships – April 15th to April 21st
Snorkel Park Opens for the Season – April 15th
Relay For Life: Team Captain Meetings – April 16th
**NEW Bermuda Triangle of Chefs: Past, Present and Future – April 16th
**NEW Taste of Jamaica Cooking Demo & Food Sampling Event – April 17th
Spirit of Bermuda Overseas Voyage: Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta – April 17th VOYAGE CANCELLED
**NEW Boarding School Information Session – April 18th
**NEW An Evening With Otis Redding III – April 18th
Spring-Themed Arts & Crafts Classes for Children: Painting Eggs & Easter Bunnies – April 20th
**NEW Harry’s Wine School: Falling for Red Part II: Cabernet Sauvignon – April 20th
Fresh Air Films: Drive-In Movie – April 20th
Spirit of Bermuda Overseas Voyage: Bermuda Return Voyage – April 23rd VOYAGE CANCELLED
MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda 2019: Opening Ceremony, Pasta Party & Harbour Nights – April 25th
MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda 2019: RenaissanceReKidsDuathlon – April 26th
Relay For Life Fish/Chicken Dinner – April 26th
MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda 2019: Race Day – April 27th
**NEW Harry’s Wine School: Falling for Red Part II: Merlot – April 27th
**NEW Roar and Pour – April 27th
MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda 2019: Shopping Festival – April 28th
**NEW Diversity in Fashion Show – April 28th
6th Annual Autism Rock Socks Fundraiser – April 26th
Library After Dark – April 27th
May
**NEW Cancer Talks: Skin Cancer/Melanoma – May 2nd
**NEW 2019 AXA End-to-End Walk – May 4th
**NEW Pre-Mother’s Day Love Jam – May 4th
DIA Live and Direct – May 4th
A Night in the Triangle – May 4th
Swan’s Running Club Legends Race Series 2019: “Sir” Stanley Burgess 5k – May 5th
The Crystal Butterfly Awards: Part 2 – May 5th
Metropolitan Operas Live in HD (on film) Bizet’s Carmen – May 5th
Relay For Life: Team Captain Meetings – May 15th
Metropolitan Operas Live in HD (on film) Donizetti’s La Fille du Régiment – May 18th
Leadership: The Compass to Success – May 19th
June
Metropolitan Operas Live in HD (on film) Wagner’s Die Walküre – June 1st
Dr. C. A. Smith Commemorative Celebration – May 18th Postponed until June 9th
Art Exhibits
Current Exhibits at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art
- 10 Years a Museum Redux – ongoing
- Painting with Thread – until April 16th
- Winter Term Student Art Show – opens March 28th
Current Exhibits at Bermuda National Gallery – ongoing
- The Power of Art: Land and Sea: Fragile Treasures
- Jacqueline Alma: Like a Tree, Let the Dead Leaves Drop
- What’s Poppin’!
- 54th Annual Student Art Exhibition – until April 9th
World Heritage Centre: Bermuda Panoramas by Emile Antoine Verpilleux – until further notice
Enjoy the rest of your week!
B
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