Good Morning, Bermuda! 

Summer is coming to a close and the time has come for back to school – but that’s no reason to be sad. There are lot of exciting events coming up on the Bermuda Calendar to carry us into the next season, and so without any further adieu, here is your weekly update with all of the latest events that have come in since last week. Don’t forget to check out the Quick Recap section at the bottom of this post, for a list of ALL upcoming events, including those previously covered in previous posts.

Since it’s not practical to add them to the post each week, all of the Regular/ Weekly Events are listed on a separate page which you can access from the drop-down options under the Other Sections tab on the homepage.

If you are planning an event, be sure to let us know by submitting a full description via our online submission form here – a basic listing is free!

 

 

Hamilton Princess Hotel invites you to join them as the Summer begins to wind down for Marina Nights with Whiskys & Craft Beer on Fridays; September 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th.

From 5pm until 9pm, every Friday throughout September, they’re featuring Anchor Craft Beers and a great selection of whiskys. Anchor is America’s first and oldest craft brewery, producing outstanding beers. There will also be a Taco Station and live entertainment by The Big Chill.

There is no cover charge and the first 50 ladies will receive a free “Ladies Delight” cocktail.

For more information, or to make a reservation, contact 298-2028 or Ham.DiningReservations@fairmont.com.

 

 

Fairmont Southampton’s Egyptian Sous Chef Oushi has crafted Arabian delicacies from the southern and eastern Mediterranean for you to enjoy at Arabian Nights at Mediterra, every weekend in September, starting on Friday, September 6th.

Appetizers include: Arabic Mezze, Marinated Aubergine, Spiced Tomato Salsa, Lamb Flat Bread, Pomegranate & Mint Yogurt, Labneh with Toasted Pine Nuts & Za’atar Crispy Bread, Fattoush Salad, Pita Chips & Sumac Vinaigrette. For entrées they’re offering: Mix Grill Platter, Chicken Shish Taouk – Beef Kebab – Kofta – Lamb Chops, Za’atar Bread – Egyptian Khalta rice with nuts & cinnamon, Tabbouleh Salad & Tahini Dip. And for dessert it’s Egyptian Om Ali, Toasted Puff Pastry, roasted nuts, golden raisins & fresh cream.

Mediterra is open daily for dinner from 6pm to 9pm. The cost to enjoy this full menu for two is $120 (not including gratuity).

For more information, or to make a reservation, contact 238-8000 or visit www.opentable.com/r/mediterra-fairmont-reservations-southampton.

 

 

BUEI Screens presents Vita & Virginia on Sunday, September 8th.

Set amidst the bohemian high society of 1920s England, Vita & Virginia tells the scintillating true story of a literary love affair that fuelled the imagination of one of the 20th century’s most celebrated writers. Vita Sackville-West (Gemma Arterton) is the brash, aristocratic wife of a diplomat who refuses to be constrained by her marriage, defiantly courting scandal through her affairs with women. When she meets the brilliant but troubled Virginia Woolf (Elizabeth Debicki), she is immediately attracted to the famed novelist’s eccentric genius and enigmatic allure. So begins an intense, passionate relationship marked by all-consuming desire, intellectual gamesmanship, and destructive jealousy that will leave both women profoundly transformed and inspire the writing of one of Woolf’s greatest works. 2018 / Romantic Drama / NR / 110mins. 

The film begins at 5:15pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium. You can even make a night of it as The Harbourfront opens for dinner at 6pm and ticket holders are entitled to 10% off (food only) after the film. Reservations required. Please call 295-4207 for reservations and be sure to mention the film. Cannot be combined with any other special offers.

Tickets are $15 each, $12 for students and available from www.Ptix.bm or by calling or visiting BUEI’s Oceans Gift Shop. Tickets are non-refundable within 24 hours of event.

For more information, contact Oceans Gift Shop on 294-0204.

 

 

Accommodations, techniques and socialising can assist persons living with vision loss to overcome many challenges. Vision Bermuda, formerly the Society for the Blind host Vision Talk: a monthly discussion group providing information related to vision loss, with the next one on Monday, September 9th.

September’s topic is ‘Keep Moving to Live Well’ with Paul Lambert. Physical activity is important to include in your daily routine. Demonstrated will be an exercise routine that you can do safely at home.

The event is from 6pm until 7:30pm at St. Andrew’s Church Hall.

RSVP is recommended by Friday, September 6th, and transportation can be provided for the vision impaired, if requested.

For more information, or to RSVP, contact 292-3231 or info@VisionBermuda.bm.

 

 

 

As part of ThinkFest 2019, ThinkMedia presents a series of though-provoking events, with the next one:  Black Stories Matter: Why We Must Write, Teach and Pass on the Stories of the Lions on Tuesday, September 10th.

Black stories matter… will address the ways in which the revisionist propaganda in the work of white authors and historians writing on slavery in Bermuda attempt to absolve white enslavers of culpability in the waking nightmare that was chattel slavery here in Bermuda, the ‘why’ behind the need to peddle this lie and the weaponisation of this myth to create the idea that Black Bermuda, then and now, has precious little about which to complain. The talk will be given by author Ajala Omedele, starting at 6pm in the North Hall at the Bermuda College.

Tickets are $20 for the Group rate (minimum party of 4), $30 for Standard tickets, $125 for patrons, or $250 for sponsors. To purchase your tickets, visit https://think.bm/events/.

 

 The Art of the Dead: An Archeological Journey of Discovery will take place on Thursday, September 12th.

Catherine Draycott is a former artist and journalist, with doctorate in classical archaeology from Oxford university. She currently lectures at Durham University. Her research focus is on the neighbours of the Greeks in Anatolia (modern Turkey) and how to use their art and architecture to understand a place that was historically significant, but lacking in written records.

From 5:30pm until 8pm in the North Hall at Bermuda College, this talk will take people through the author’s research on tombs in the region now known as Turkey, showing the great variety of memorials that existed, problematic cases and new interpretations, and how tying together overall patterns of representation can reveal dynamics that would not otherwise be noticed. It will focus on ancient Western Anatolia or Asia Minor, now western Turkey—a rich area that the Persians conquered early and which became a major staging ground for the Greco-Persian wars. While written sources are scarce, the area is well-known for its tombs, which flourished after the Persian conquest, and some of which carry rich memorial art. The talk will show how this art evinces social and cultural identities that emerged as people who were in many ways related to their Greek neighbours variously positioned themselves within a new Persian Empire. This talk begs the questions: Why is Archaeology so white? And what can we do about it? Archaeology has traditionally been a subject in which black and minority ethnic communities are poorly represented among students, academic staff and field professionals. Hypothetically, this is due to institutionalised ideas about what archaeologists study. Catherine will present some background information on statistics, current debates and problems, and open the floor to attendees to share their experiences, views of archaeology and ideas for change.

Tickets are $15 for the Group Rate (minimum party of 4), $25 for Standard tickets thereafter,  $125 for Patrons, or $250 for Sponsors. Tickets can be purchased online at http://think.bm/events/ to purchase your tickets.

 

Bermuda’s Economic Train Wreck: The Financial Sector’ s Hand in Crashing Our Economy and Policy Implications will take place on Tuesday, September 17th.

The speaker is Robert Stubbs, former Head of Research for Bank of Bermuda. For twelve years, he produced the bank’s publicly published global macroeconomic research integral to the formation of the bank’s global investment strategy, providing the investment management framework for the bank’s in-house mutual funds and institutional and private client global investment assets.

In 2015, Robert began in-depth, data-driven economic research and analysis of the island’s decline, studying the origins of and solutions to the crisis. He is a Chartered Financial Analysts, holds an International Bond Dealers Diploma (ICMA) and has completed the ACAS actuarial exams. His research examines errors in economic policy implemented by successive Bermuda Governments over the course of the past few decades, bearing direct responsibility for precipitating and perpetuating the island’s entrenched economic crisis. The presentation concludes by outlining an economic stimulus programme for the island and sketches the modernising financial and economic policymaking reforms Bermuda needs to adopt to support our recovery and prevent similar economic instability and dislocations forming again in the future.

The lecture is from 6pm until 8pm in the North Hall at Bermuda College.

Tickets are $15 at the Group Rate (minimum party of 4), Early Bird tickets are $20 until September 7th , thereafter Standard tickets are $25, $125 for patrons, or $250 for sponsors. Tickets are available to purchase from https:/think.bm/events/. 

 

What is the truth about the current state of tourism and what do we need to do about it? Cordell Riley will discuss this topic in Getting Beyond the Spin? Is Tourism Better Under an Authority? on Thursday, September 19th.

Cordell is the Institutional and Research Coordinator for the Bermuda College, a position he has held since June 2014.  Prior to that Cordell was the Managing Director of Profiles of Bermuda, a company he founded in 1998. The firm conducts human resource assessments, training and development, as well as market, business and tourism research. Previously a government statistician, as well as the Market Research Officer for the Department of Tourism, Cordell has authored numerous articles in social statistics, tourism and human resources; and has spoken at a number of local and international conferences. While at the Department of Tourism, Cordell utilised tourism forecasting methods to assist with marketing and planning. He also reintroduced the annual 10-year review which had not been published in nearly two decades. While tourism has enjoyed record numbers, this has come at the expense of air visitors which have seen just moderate growth. This paper will truthfully examine the challenges faced by tourism and what may be required to reverse the current inverse relationship between air and cruise visitors.

The lecture is from 6pm until 8pm, in the North Hall at Bermuda College. Tickets are $15 for the Group Rate (minimum party of 4), $20 for Early Birds who purchase before September 8th, and $25 thereafter, $125 for patrons and $250 for sponsors.

 

The Festival concludes with Vacations for Liberation? Bermuda, Black Tourism, and the Global Politics of Travelling While Black on Sunday, September 22nd.

The lecture is led by Theodore Francis, an Assistant Professor of History at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin, Texas. After graduating from Morehouse College, Theodore earned his M.A. & Ph.D. in Caribbean-Atlantic World History at the University of Chicago.He teaches courses on African-American, Caribbean and United States History. In addition, he advises the campus chapter of the National Association of Coloured People (NAACP), the International Students Association, and YNA Fellowship, an organisation focused on mental health awareness and suicide-prevention. Francis’ research interests focus on the history of segregation and Black leisure travel in the Caribbean and the Americas. He is currently working on a manuscript exploring the role of African American tourism in the Caribbean civil rights struggle to desegregate the British Colonial Island of Bermuda in the 1960s.

His presentation will explore how segregation created barriers, complications, and unforeseen opportunities for black travel within the island, the wider Caribbean region and the United States. Specifically, it examines how Bermuda’s black tourism sector – including guest house managers, black travel agents, musicians, taxi drivers, owners of clubs and tour services, etc. – played a key role in the struggle against transatlantic segregation during the early to mid-twentieth century. Also, it explores how their businesses were informed by the island’s civil rights politics. It closes by considering the ways that Bermudian black tourism pioneered some of the business ideas and practices utilised by contemporary travel corporations and reflects on the lingering twenty-first century issues of traveling while black.

The lecture is from 4pm until 6pm in the North Hall at Bermuda College. Group tickets are $15 each (min party of 4), and Early Bird tickets are $25 until September 10th,  Standard tickets are $30 thereafter, $125 for patrons and $250 for sponsors.

An all access pass to the full series of ThinkFest events is available for $99. Tickets are available on https://think.bm/events/.

For more information, contact info@think.bm, or visit www.Think.bm.

 

 

The Yoga Centre on Victoria Street is offering Beginners Yoga: A 12-Week Course starting on Thursday, September 12th.

Starting at 5:30pm every Thursday, the 90 minute session is designed to take students step by step into the practice of yoga. In this course, students learn how to do the poses safely and correctly, and are introduced to a variety of poses designed to improve posture, flexibility and strength, while building confidence to develop an independent home practice. Breathing practices and the relaxation response to de-stress are also key components of this course.

Taught by a certified yoga teacher, yoga teachers’ trainer and yoga therapist equipped to work with most student abilities and challenges.

The cost is $260.

For more information, or to register, contact YogaOnTheRock@logic.bm.

 

 

Perfect Your Palate Pairings, a series of wine tasting events, is being offered by the Bermuda Wine Concierge on Thursdays; September 12th, September 26th, October 10th and October 24th.

Each event is from 6pm until 8pm, set against the beautiful backdrop of Harrington Sound at BAMZ’s Beastro, with catering from Take Five Limited to complement five intriguing wines.

Bermuda Wine Concierge are offering this series of events with the understanding that too often you attend a food and wine pairing experience where one person has decided what wine works best with what food. That decision is based on that individual’s palate – but what about your palate and how flavours work best for you? Hence their mission is to shake up the food and wine pairing scene by creating this series of palate perfecting sessions.

Five wines are served at the beginning of the night and a series of dishes will flow through the evening. As you work you way through the various wines and food of the countries selected,  an educational presentation will be given on how to better appreciate wine and food pairing, so that ultimately, at the end of the evening you are the decider on what works best for your palate!

The cost is $140 per person with gratuities included. Spaces are limited. To make a reservation, contact catering@tfl.bm. Part proceeds of all ticket sales will benefit BAMZ.

For more information, contact Karen@BermudaWineConcierge.com.

 

 

Back for a fourth showing, BUEI Screens presents The Biggest Little Farm on Thursday, September 12th.

The Biggest Little Farm follows two dreamers and a dog on an odyssey to bring harmony to both their lives and the land. When the barking of their beloved dog Todd leads to an eviction notice from their tiny LA apartment, John and Molly Chester make a choice that takes them out of the city and onto 200 acres in the foothills of Ventura County, naively endeavouring to build one of the most diverse farms of its kind in complete coexistence with nature. The land they’ve chosen, however, is utterly depleted of nutrients and suffering from a brutal drought. The film chronicles eight years of daunting work as they attempt to create the utopia they seek, planting 10,000 orchard trees and over 200 different crops, and bringing in animals of every kind. 2018 / Documentary / PG / 91mins.

The film begins at 7:30pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium. The Harbourfront restaurant opens for dinner at 5pm, and ticket holders are entitled to 10% off dinner (food only) after the film. Reservations required. Please call 295-4207 for reservations and be sure to mention the film. Cannot be combined with any other special offers.

Tickets are $15 each, $12 for students, and available from www.Ptix.bm or by calling or visiting BUEI’s Oceans Gift Shop. Tickets are non-refundable within 24 hours of event.

For more information, contact Oceans Gift Shop on 294-0204.

 

 

Passing the Art Torch: A Daddy & Daughter Show is opening at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art on Friday, September 13th.

Al Seymour, one of Bermuda’s well-known painters and illustrators, has always felt that art is truly the language of the soul. He uses his creativity to capture and preserve a slice of life, a skill he has honed over many years. Al’s daughter Lisa has many memories as a young girl of watching her father paint and, with his encouragement, Lisa has now taken up painting and is forging her own style.

All are welcome to the Opening Reception on Friday, September 13th, from 5:30pm until 7pm. The show will be on display in the Rick Faries Gallery until October 1st.

Opening hours are from 10am until 4pm, Monday to Saturday, and the gallery is temporarily closed on Sundays. Masterworks is closed on public holidays. General admission is $10, or free for members and children under 12.

For more information, contact 299-4000 or Education@MasterworksBermuda.org.

 

 

The Waterlot Inn, in association with Burrows Lightbourn Ltd., presents a tequila-inspired pairing dinner: The Waterlot Tequila Experience on Friday, September 13th.

They invite you to join them for a delectable tequila education with fine dining. Sous Chef Gerardo Say Colmenares will take you on a culinary journey through authentic Mexican dishes made with Waterlot’s premium cuts.

Guests will arrive to a tequila inspired-cocktail and canapé reception, followed by a three-course tequila paired dinner with host Jason Pope of Burrows Lightbourn Ltd. He will showcase two premium brands, Casamigos and Casa Noble, so you can learn the true taste of tequila and see it in a completely new light. This promises to be a never before-experienced flavour extravaganza!

The reception starts at 7pm, followed by dinner at 7:30pm.

The cost is $150 per person, plus 17% gratuities.

For more information, or reservations, contact The Waterlot Inn at 239-6967, Vincent.Lavine@fairmont.com, or Wayne.Bovell@fairmont.com,

 

 

The Yoga Centre on Victoria Street is offering Meditation Basics: An 8-Week Course starting on Thursday, September 19th.

Starting at 7:30pm every Thursday, it is designed for beginners of meditation or for those keen to become firmly rooted in their practice.

The course promises to provide a great basic starter kit for how to practice meditation, maintain regularity in practice and incorporate practice into daily living. The goal of this course is to get students to take their meditation practice seriously and “just do it!” … with commitment and regularity while observing its transformative results.

Taught by an experienced E-RYT-500 yoga and meditation teacher and trainer with knowledge of both Eastern and Western meditation approaches.

The cost is $180.

For more information, or to register, contact YogaOnTheRock@logic.bm.

 

 

The Yoga Centre on Victoria Street is offering Pranayama Intensive, a 4-week course on yogic breathing practices, starting on Saturday, September 21st.

Starting at 11:30am every Saturday, in this course you will learn and focus on breathing practices to heal, clean and strengthen the nervous system, steady the mind and revitalise the body.

This course is designed to provide a good introduction into the subtle anatomy of the body. Practice sessions will give practical and safe guidance to those wishing to learn to have better breath control be it for anxiety, a respiratory healthcare issue or to steady the mind and prepare it for meditation.

The course is taught by an expert yoga teacher and teacher of yoga teachers with keen skills and training in teaching pranayama.

The cost is $150.

For more information, or to register, contact YogaOnTheRock@logic.bm.

 

 

The Yoga Centre on Victoria Street is offering Wall Yoga, a 6-week course starting on Monday, September 23rd.

Starting at 11am every Monday, the 60-minute class provides confidence and support and allows students to venture deeper using wall support to help them get there. A lovely and safe way to explore deepening your practice; improving poses where one often feels stuck and/or overly cautious,

This class is fun and exploratory, giving students another way to improve in the look and feel of the poses, preparing the way to later explore independent of the wall.

The course is taught by an experienced yoga teacher/ yoga trainer (E-RYT 500).

For more information, or to register, contact YogaOnTheRock@logic.bm.

 

 

Dig out your lederhosen and round up your friends for Bermuda’s best-loved beer, brats and brass band festival Oktoberfest 2019 at Frog & Onion from Thursday, September 26th until Saturday, September 28th.

Bermuda’s version of the world’s biggest fair will be in the historic Victualling Yard at the Royal Naval Dockyard. Outside bars open at 6pm and the band starts at 7pm. Headlining each evening is one of the world’s most outstanding beer hall bands, Oompah Brass, who are, in the words of Chris Evans, BBC Radio 2 host, “The Legends in Lederhosen – they rock so good!”.  Additional entertainment will be courtesy of Wayne Davis “awl de vey” from Somerset. Co-sponsors Dockyard Brewing Co. and Burrows & Lightbourn will be offering special Oktoberfest brews and the tent will be set up in the classic style of long trestle tables where you can enjoy traditional Oktoberfest dishes provided by Küchenchef Derek Myers.

Tickets range from $15 to $60 per head for reserved seating. All tables seat up to 10 people.

Available on the Friday and Saturday only, Blau Tables (Blue) cost $600 and include Prime Seating at the front of the tent, Alpine hat with feather, Oktoberfest Dinner and Full Table Service, Menu, Baskets of Warm Pretzels with Mustard, Meal of Authentic Oktoberfest Platter of Pork Schnitzel, Sauteed Bratwurst with Mustard, Smoke House Chicken, Sauerkraut, Knudel and Spetzle and Dessert of Apple Strudel with Cream. There are 5 Blau Tables available.

Rote Tables (Red) cost $500 and include seating one row back from stage, an Alpine hat with feather, Oktoberfest Themed Served Dinner, Meal of Authentic Oktoberfest Platter of Pork Schnitzel, Sauteed Bratwurst with Mustard, Smoke House Chicken, Sauerkraut, Knudel and Spetzle. There are 9 Rote Tables available.

Seating at Gelb Tables (Yellow) are $20 per head and include Table Service, Reserved Seating, and Self-Serve Food and Bar available in Tent (Oktoberfest food, beer, wine and limited spirits). There are 70 seats available at Gelb Tables.

Seating at Grun Tables (Green) are $15 each and include rear of tent seating, First come First seated (so come early for best choice), Self-Serve food and bar available in Tent (Oktoberfest food, beer, wine and limited spirits.) There are 70 seats available at Grun Tables.

Other tables may be available, weather dependent, on a first come first served basis. Authentic plates of German food and Self-Serve Bar are available under the tent only. The full menu and bar will be available inside the Frog & Onion Pub.

Tickets are available from www.Ptix.bm. For more information, or to reserve a table, contact the Frog & Onion at 234-2900 or frog@irg.bm.

 

 

Nakternl Entertainment and Corona is pleased to announce their third and final boat cruise of the season: Housestyle Takeover On The Water on Saturday, September 28th.

Boarding begins at 6:30pm at No. 1 Dock, for a 7pm sharp departure. Join them on board the luxurious Zara as they set sail for a night of pure house music, carefully curated by some of Bermuda’s best House DJs, Mike Shawr and Double O.

Tickets will go on sale on www.Ptix.bm from the 3rd of September with Early Bird tickets at $75, until supplies last, $100 thereafter. Your ticket includes a complementary drink on arrival and hot hors d’oeuvres.

For more information, contact info@NakternlEntertainment.com.

 

 

 

 

A Fundraising Masquerade Ball in celebration of the SPCA’s 100th Anniversary will take place on Saturday, September 28th.

This semi-formal Animal Masquerade Ball will be held from 7pm until 1am at the historic property “Norwood”, on Pitts Bay Road.

There you can enjoy an evening mingling with mysterious animal masked guests, complete with a delicious dinner, dancing, a silent auction and cash bar – all in aid of the island’s animals in need of justice and/or loving homes!

Tickets are $250 each for garden seats, or $350 each for seats with a water view. Tables of 10 are also available.

For more information, or to purchase/reserve tickets, contact vhmckey@yahoo.com.

 

 

 

This fall, locals and visitors alike can learn about two of Bermuda’s most legendary women of colour – and other tales – on a new tour: Bermuda’s Untold Stories Honouring Sally Basset offered on Thursdays and Fridays: October 3rd, 11th, 18th and 24th.

The execution of grandmother Sally Bassett, a slave, is an often-told story in the history of Bermuda, even 290 years later.  Highlighting our historical African Diaspora Heritage Trail (ADHT) sites, the tour will take you on an exploration of heritage through Pembroke – sharing stories of former slave and abolitionist Mary Prince, former slave and U.S. Congressman Joseph Rainey and the legal fight for freedom of the slaves aboard The Enterprise, which landed in Bermuda in 1835.

Each tour departs from the Hamilton Visitor Service Centre on Front Street at 6pm. Following the 60-minute bus tour, you will receive special reserved seating on The Cabinet Office Lawn, for a 30-minute performance adapted from Dr Kim Dismont-Robinson’s play Trial by Fire, chronicling the final hours of Sally’s life before the she was publicly executed for a crime, she defiantly maintained she did not commit.

Tickets are $40 each and can be purchased from www.Ptix.bm. 

For more information, contact the Bermuda Tourism Authority at 296-9200.

 

 

The PGA Tour brings its first official annual event to Bermuda, adding the island to its 2019-2020 schedule this fall, for The Bermuda Championship teeing off at Port Royal Golf Course, from Thursday, October 31st to Sunday, November 3rd.

Set amongst a backdrop of clear, blue waters and stunning greens, spectators can see some of the greatest stars of the PGA TOUR right in their own backyard. A field of 120 professionals will be competing for a purse of $3 million, and 300 FedExCup points to the champion. The four-day 72-hole tournament will include a cut following the second round on Friday.

Tee times will be released closer to the tournament and gates will open approximately 30 minutes prior. Visit the event website for up-to-date information.

Admission to the grounds opens at 7am each day, and game start time is approximate. Gates open 30 mins prior to tee times.

General admission tickets are $20 for adults, and a 4-day pass is available for $50. Senior tickets are available for $15 at the gate during tournament rounds. Youth 17 and under are admitted free to the grounds each day with a ticketed adult. Advance tickets are available to purchase at www.Ptix.bm.

You can get the ultimate behind-the-scenes experience by volunteering. Opportunities are available for all interests and skill levels and you don’t need be a golfer to be a part of this dedicated team.

For more information, or to volunteer, contact bcinfo@BermudaChampionship.com or visit www.BermudaChampionship.com.

 

 

 

 

Save the Date: Quick Recap of Upcoming Bermuda Events

 

 

 

 

 

September 

BIFFlix Presents: Wild Rose – September 4th

Iyengar Yoga For Beginners – starts September 4th

KPMG Advisory Training 2019: AML Speed Dating – September 5th

Concacaf Nations League Tournament: Bermuda vs Panama – September 5th

Somersfield Academy Meet The Author Event with Reyna Grande – September 5th

Power Hour: Back to School Motivation – September 6th

New Exhibits Opening at BSoA – September 6th to October 1st

**NEW Marina Nights with Whiskys & Craft Beer – September 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th

**NEW Arabian Nights at Mediterra – starts September 6th

The Rhythm Lab’s Vegan Buffet Dinner – September 7th

Lobster Night at The Loren – September 7th

EP3: Rowdy Piper and Live Wires backed by The Kings – September 7th

Peace Lutheran Church Car Boot Sale – September 7th and 21st

Bermuda Jeet Kune Do Seminar 2019 – September 8th

**NEW BUEI Screens: Vita & Virginia – September 8th

Ministering Spiritual Gifts: Breakthrough – starts September 9th

**NEW Vision Talk – September 9th

**NEW Black Stories Matter: Why We Must Write, Teach and Pass on the Stories of the Lions – September 10th

L’Alliance Française des Bermudes Ciné Club: Le Grand Bain – September 10th

**NEW Beginners Yoga: A 12-Week Course – starts September 12th

**NEW The Art of the Dead: An Archeological Journey of Discovery – September 12th

**NEW Perfect Your Palate Pairings – September 12th, September 26th, October 10th & October 24th

**NEW BUEI Screens: The Biggest Little Farm (4th Showing) – September 12th

**NEW Show Opening at Masterworks: Passing the Art Torch: A Daddy & Daughter Show – September 13th

Fresh Air Films in the Park – September 13th

Naked Stranger Tour with Dexta Daps – September 13th

Bermuda Football Association’s 3rd Annual Corporate Beach Soccer Tournament – September 14th

Full Moon Party at Rum Bum Beach Bar – September 14th

Solid Gold Saturdays –  September 14th

Family Centre’s Beach Bash – September 14th

**NEW The Waterlot Tequila Experience – September 14th

**NEW ThinkFest: Bermuda’s Economic Train Wreck: The Financial Sector’s Hand in Crashing our Economy and Policy Implications – September 17th

International Schools Fair – September 18th & 19th

Cancer Talks: Reduce Your Risk – September 19th

**NEW Meditation Basics: An 8-Week Course – starts September 19th

**NEW ThinkFest: Getting Beyond the Spin? Is Tourism Better Under an Authority? – September 19th

Sunset J’Ouvert – September 21st

**NEW Pranayama Intensive – starts September 21st

Open Mic Night: Bermuda Folk Club – September 21st

**UPDATED Dancing in September Cookout – September 1st Rescheduled September 22nd

Healing Thyself Through Knowing Thyself – September 22nd

**NEW ThinkFest: Vacations for Liberation? Bermuda, Black Tourism and the Global Politics of Travelling While Black – September 22nd

**NEW Wall Yoga – starts September 23rd

The Grateful Bread Monthly Feeding Program – September 26th

**NEW Oktoberfest 2019 – September 26th, 27th, & 28th

Masters of Digital Illusions – September 28th

**NEW Housestyle Takeover On the Water – September 28th

**NEW SPCA 100th Anniversary Fundraising Masquerade Ball – September 28th

 

October

**NEW Bermuda’s Untold Stories Honouring Sally Basset – October 3rd, 11th, 18th & 24th

Wear it Pink Denim Day – October 4th

AAD Gala Dinner at Govt. House in Support of Bermuda’s Dementia Community – October 5th

Envisioning Bliss: A Health & Wellness Event – October 5th

TEDxBermuda 2019 – October 5th

Taste of Bermuda: Aftertaste Bartender Competition – October 11th

Taste of Bermuda: Dining in the Dark – October 11th

Taste of Bermuda: Dining in the Dark (By Reservation) – October 12th

Taste of Bermuda: Flair Bartending Masterclass – October 12th

Taste of Bermuda: Tasting Village Street Food Fair – October 13th

BF&M Breast Cancer Awareness Walk – October 16th

KPMG Advisory Training 2019: New to the Role of Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) – October 29th

The Grateful Bread Monthly Feeding Program – October 31st

**NEW PGA Tour: Bermuda Championship – October 31st to November 3rd

 

November 

World Rugby Classic – November 2nd to November 9th

KPMG Advisory Training 2019: Annual MLRO Update – November 6th & 13th

AXA Man on the Run – November 10th

Free Men’s Health Screening – November 14th November 21st

The Grateful Bread Monthly Feeding Program – November 28th

 

December

Front Street Mile Trials Butterfield Bank Mile Trials – December 13th

Premier’s Awards – December 17th

 

January

Bermuda Triangle Challenge 2020: Front Street Mile   Butterfield Bank Mile – January 17th

Bermuda Triangle Challenge 2020: Bermuda 10K and 10K Walk  BF&M Bermuda 10K – January 18th

Bermuda Triangle Challenge 2020: Bermuda Marathon & Bermuda Half Marathon – January 19th

 

 

 

 

Art Exhibits

 

Current Exhibits at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art

• Summer Art Exhibition – until September 9th
• Passing the Art Torch: A Daddy & Daughter Show – September 13th until October 1st

 

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’!

 

Current Exhibits at Bermuda Society of Arts – Until October 1st 

• Onions Gallery:  BSoA Members Fall Show
• Studio C/D:  “The Serjeant’s Cup” Marine Art Prize
• Edinburgh Gallery:  Richard James & Kyle James exhibition
• Studio A: Hues and Views by Cheryl Hastings

 

World Heritage Centre: Bermuda Panoramas by Emile Antoine Verpilleux – Until further notice

 

 

Enjoy the rest of your week!

 

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