Morning Kids!

Official Bermuda Summertime is less than a week away – excited?  Me too!

Here is your weekly update on summer fun in Bermuda:

Experience St. George’s in a unique way – from the water in a historic pilot gig – at the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club Rowing Tour of St. David’s Harbour.

Starting at 10.30am from the East End Mini Yacht Club, you can ride or row through and around the many historic sites and islands of St. David’s Harbour.

The tours will continue every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the summer.

The cost is $50 per person and must pre-booked.

For more information, or to make your reservation, contact 707-5000 or info@justaddwaterbda.com.

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Morning Kids!

Today’s update from paradise is a bit of a monster – just try telling me that you’re bored with all this going on!  And, as always, please don’t forget to check out the Quick Recap section at the end for a listing of all upcoming events, including those that have been covered in previous posts:

The 6th season of the Bermuda Inline Hockey League is now running on Wednesday evenings.

This will take place at the rink at Pembroke Community Club (PCC) and the league will continue weekly with matches at 7pm and 8.15pm on Wednesday nights, with the following Monday night as their rainout scheduled dates. The season ends on Wednesday, July 20th, with the playoffs in August.  For the upcoming schedule, visit www.bdaHockey.com.

There is no fee for spectators.

For more information, contact seps78@gmail.com.

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May the 4th be with you!

The calendar is heating up along with the temperature – here’s what we have coming up in Bermuda:

Open Airways invite you to join them for free Asthma Education in the West End on Wednesday, May 4th.

From 9am until noon just outside of Somerset Marketplace, asthma nurses will be available, answering questions and providing asthma education to anyone who asks.

This event is free and open to the public.

For more information, contact nurse@openairways.com or 232-0264.

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Morning Kids!

There’s less than a month to go before we can get back in the water – who’s excited?

In the meantime, here is your update on the latest events in Bermuda:

Writers (and artists) are welcome to join in Bermuda National Library’s Lunch and Learn: So You’re a Writer… Advice and Resources in Bermuda on Thursday, April 28th.

From 12.30pm until 1.30pm in the Bermuda History and Cultural Studies Room, Folklife Officer, Dr. Kim Dismont Robinson, and Local Studies Librarian, Ellen Jane Hollis for a free lunchtime discussion on writing, how to get ready for publication, and what type of marketing can be done locally.

The event is free. Registration is not required, but is recommended as space is limited.

For more information, contact Ellen Hollis at ejhollis@gov.bm or at 299-0028.

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Morning Kids!

Yup, it’s already that time of the week again!  Here is your Wednesday update on what’s coming up in Bermuda.

Bermuda National Athletics Association presents, in conjunction with Bermuda Tourism Authority and the Department of Youth Sport and Recreation, an event that will be the first of its kind in Bermuda, the Bermuda Invitational Permit Track Meet on Friday, April 22nd.

From 6.30pm until 8.30pm, professional athletes from around the world, who have competed in the Olympics and World Championships will compete in Bermuda for one night only.  These athletes will run the fastest times the track at National Sports Centre has ever seen.

In addition to the amazing track and field competition, there will be a happy hour available and VIP section that offers food and a meet and greet with the athletes.

The cost is $52 for VIPs, $27 for reserved seating, and $12 for uncovered seating.  Tickets are available at www.bnaa.bm and
Pulp and Circumstance.

For more information, contact bnaa@logic.bm or visit www.bnaa.bm/bdameet.

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