Morning Kids!

Hope you all had a fantastic Easter weekend!  Here is an update on the latest island happenings for the next couple of months:

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is hosting the 3rd Annual Hospitality Month, which will focus on all aspects of Bermuda’s hospitality industry. The theme encourages everyone to “Experience Bermuda,”

Each week, Monday to Sunday, a different area of the Island will be promoted featuring eco and cultural activities, historical architecture, leisure activities and dining and accommodations.

For more information, visit www.bhi.bm.

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Morning Boys and Girls!

First of all, I have a bit of exciting news as NTDIB is expanding into new ventures!  People regularly complain that they have nothing to do in Bermuda, hence the creation of this site.  The second biggest complaint is that it can be hard to meet Mr. or Ms. Right on such a small island so I am very pleased to announce the creation of the brand new spin-off dating site, No-one to do in Bermuda – click here to visit the site and create your profile!

In other news, many more Bermuda springtime events are being added to the calendar – I can only imagine how busy summer is going to be:

The faster, louder guys are at it again as the seventh installment of the radically popular Fast and Furious series is set to rev up and come bursting across movie screens everywhere on April 3rd. Fans don’t have to wait until then though as you can get a sneak preview at the Furious 7 Bermuda Movie Premiere at Speciality Cinema & Grill on Thursday, April 2nd.

Showtimes are at 9pm and midnight. The ticket price also includes a Fast & Furious memorabilia cup and popcorn tub (including the drink and popcorn), 2 drink tickets for beer or wine, a free keychain, and a free Old School Party at BPSU.

Tickets are $30 and available from Speciality Cinema & Grill, Speciality Inn or by calling 536-1999.

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Morning Troops!

Hope your week’s going well so far – and if it’s not, then I hope it gets much better for you ASAP.  The calendar is definitely starting to fill up for Spring so if you’re wondering what to do in Bermuda at this time of year, look no further!

Learn how to write fiction, anecdotes, poetry and much more at a Creative Writing Course every Wednesday on the top floor office at Daylesford Theatre from 7pm until 9pm.

Whether you want to sharpen up a piece for publication, or simply enjoy writing for pleasure, you will learn techniques that will make your writing the very best it can be.

This is an ongoing course and new people can join at any time.

The fee is $95 every six weeks but you are invited to try out a class before paying.

For more information, contact janquinn3@aol.com or 536-4043, or visit the Facebook Page at www.Facebook.com/BermudaCreativeWriting.

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Morning Ladies and Gents!

Hope you’re all having a wonderful week so far – here are the latest Bermuda events for Spring:

The Fairmont Hamilton Princess’ harbourside restaurant, 1609 Bar & Restaurant, reopened for dinner on Monday, March 16th.

The restaurant now will be open from 11am until 10pm. daily, serving lunch, dinner and cocktails in a casual and social atmosphere with a panoramic view of the harbour.

In addition, to kick off the Spring season, the restaurant is offering its Facebook fans a 15% discount from now until March 31st. Diners must Like the 1609 Facebook page and bring a print-out confirmation or show the connection on a smartphone or device to enjoy the discount.

To make a reservation, contact 295-3000.

For more information, including menus, visit www.bermuda1609.com.

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Morning Troops!

If this is Spring, then sign me up – am loving the beautiful weather we’ve been having these past few days!  As you’ll all know by now, as the weather improves, the calendar fills up, so here is the latest news on events in Bermuda:

As part of the Historical Heartbeats Lecture Series, there will be a film night at Bermuda National Library on Thursday, March 12th.

From 6pm, there will be a screening of Bermuda and World War II (Part IV) from Brendan Hollis’ About Bermuda series. This is the final chapter of the ministries which detailed Bermuda’s involvement in the Second World War. The events on the island during those years as well as Bermuda’s contribution to the war effort are all recorded in this historically important series.

This film will be moderated by Andrew Bermingham, who will be on hand to answer questions.

This event is free to the public.

For more information, contact Folklife Officer Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson on 292-1681 or visit www.CommunityandCulture.bm.

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