Morning Boys and Girls!

Wow, it’s getting busy in Bermuda!  Here’s the latest update – it’s a bit of a bumper edition this week, so enjoy:

Celebrate Heritage Month at the Bermuda National Library as they host Cultural Connections with Dr Kuni Frith on Wednesday, May 13th.

At 6pm, Dr Frith will give a lecture and presentation on the Islamic Arabic Golden Age of Medicine and its Influences on Modern Folk Medicine Globally and in Bermuda.

This event is free but space is limited.

For more information, contact Kenisha Shakir at kashakir@gov.bm or 296-1297 ext 234.

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Morning Troops!

Welcome to the first post of May, the month that we can finally get back in the water!  As always, the events calendar heats up along with the weather – here’s the latest on what’s happening in Bermuda:

Check out the talent of some of our local students at Saltus Secondary’s Creative Arts Showcase 2015, which will take place in the Art Gallery on the ground floor of the Gosling Centre on Wednesday, May 6th.

Running from 6pm until 8pm, the show will feature an amazing display of Art and Design Technology work by Saltus Secondary G.C.S.E. and Advanced Placement students.

Parking is available via the main gate off St. John’s Road. The exhibition can be reached via stairs or the elevator in the Gosling Centre, as it is on the field level of that building.

There is no admission fee.

For more information, contact Saltus Reception at 292-6177 or Cynthia Barnes at cbarnes@saltus.bm.

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Morning Kids!

Now that April is almost at an end, the Bermuda calendar is really starting to fill up with lots of summer events – here is the latest update on what’s happening:

Doors and Windows, a members’ juried show featuring original works of art by local artists, opened at the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard on Sunday, April 26th from 3.30pm until 5.30pm.

The show will remain open until May 29th and admission is free. The Arts Centre is open from 11am until 4pm, Tuesday to Sunday.

For more information, contact 234-2809 or artcentre@logic.bm, or visit www.ArtBermuda.com.

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Morning Ladies and Gents!

Has anyone else turned on their ceiling fans for the first time this year?  It’s definitely heating up in Bermuda, both temperature-wise and events-wise!  Here’s the latest listing of Bermuda events:

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12 corporate teams will compete for a trophy, as well as the opportunity to win money for their selected charity, at the 6th Annual Corporate Charity Football Tournament starting at the BAA Field on Tuesday, April 21st.

Games are held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7.15pm and 8.30pm until Tuesday, May 19th.

Entry is free for spectators and you can check your team’s dates on the schedule here.

For more information, contact Kennedy Wainwright on 599-4045 or Lindell Foster on 333-4242.

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Morning Kids!

It’s definitely heating up in Bermy!  Who else is excited for all the beach days that are coming our way?

Just as a reminder, if you click on the event titles (whether in the main post or in the Quick Recap at the end), the link will take you directly to the event on the calendar.  From there, you’ll have lots of fun options, such as emailing to yourself or a friend, add to your calendar, get an email reminder or download all the details. And don’t forget, if you want the latest events while on the go, just download the awesome Bermuda.com app on Google Play or iTunes – the Events section is powered by NTDIB!

Anyway, here is the latest round-up of what’s coming up in Bermuda:

Bermuda National Library invites you to join them for a Lunch and Learn with the Human Rights Commission on Wednesday, April 15th.

Running from noon until 2pm, there will be a short film and presentation with Human Rights Commission Officers Sara Clifford and Kim Williams. Feel free to bring your brown bag lunch.

This event is free but space is limited.

For more information, contact Kenisha Shakir at kashakir@gov.bm or 296-1297 ext 234.

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