September 3rd, 2014: Bermuda Events Update
Morning Kids!
Welcome to the first post of September – let’s hope this month is a little drier than August! Although, if it’s not, at least we can console ourselves with the fact that lobster season is back. Here are the latest upcoming events for Fall in Bermuda:
Learn more about Bermuda’s history at Bermuda National Library’s Summer Film Series on Wednesdays in September.
Screenings will run from 11am each week in the Bermuda History and Cultural Studies Room.
Foodways on Wednesday, September 3rd focuses on Bermuda’s unique culinary traditions including St. David’s fried fish, shark hash, old-fashion fish stew and curried lobster. Featuring interviews with chef Fred Ming, St. David’s cooking legend Dolly Pitcher, and food historian Joe Gibbons.
Woodworking on Wednesday, September 10th will focus on Bermuda’s unique traditions of working with wood. Featuring interviews with artist and carver Chesley Trott, carpenter Jermey Johnson, artist Milton Hill Sr. and his apprentice Ami Zanders.
Building on Wednesday, September 17th will focus on Bermuda’s unique building traditions. Featuring interviews with masons George Leon Burt and Dennis Butterfield as well as carpenter George Phipps.
In the Hour of Victory on Wednesday, September 24th tells the story of Bermudian Major Toby Smith who lost his life at the Battle of Overloon during the final Allied Push for victory. This first hand account uniquely recaptures the war-time era and its impact on a family, leaving a lasting legacy of what it means to serve one’s King and Country.
For more information, contact Ellen Hollis at 296-1297 ext 223 or ejhollis@gov.bm.