The autumn abundance of pumpkins brings the colours and flavours of fall into the home. Bermudians eat so much pumpki...
Once an imposing old dwelling built in the 19th century, Shelly Hall is an old homestead site that today has been absorb...
As the sun sets on another Bermuda summer, fall is slowly but surely making its presence known on island with cooler tem...
Elizabeth Jones on what to do in your garden this October - the essential blooms to pick and plant this month. To Pic...
As any local birdwatcher will tell you, the fall is the most rewarding time for birdwatching in Bermuda, thanks to cold ...
Bermuda's newest magazine, Flavours of Bermuda is here! Featuring the island's tastes and traditions including what makes Bermuda's food culture so special and unique, Flavours of Bermuda offers culinary delights, B...
If you’re venturing to Dockyard, consider adding a visit to Commissioner’s House to your agenda. Not only does it feature exhibits on military and maritime history, but the first floor is dedicated to chronicling Bermuda’s involvement in the slav...
This article was taken from our archives. It originally appeared in the July 2002 issue of The Bermudian. Amid a climate of slow political change for women and other disadvantaged groups, both in Bermuda and overseas, local women still succeede...
Lewell Woolridge Sr.’s foray into beekeeping was an unexpected one but one he learned to embrace. In the last 30 years, he and his son Lewell Woolridge Jr. have worked as a team to manage upwards of 150 hives and their business Bee Lovers Beekeeping ...
The presiding spirit or, in the eyes of some, the dragon lady- of old-style history in Bermuda. Between the 1950s and the 1970s, entering the cool gloom of the Par-La-Ville Library's ground floor from the bright humidity of Hamilton, you were like...
Yes, we have plenty of bananas. In fact, in Bermuda we’d go bananas without them. True, they’re not native to Bermuda, having been introduced to the island in the early days of the first settlement in 1616. But they’re very much part of Bermudian cul...
Born in 1932, Ruth Thomas spent her first 17 years in Devonshire Parish although she says, “I didn’t live deep into the heart of Devonshire. I was on the edge and what people don’t know today is they called it in those days Devonshire West.” Tha...
Ask anyone what most concerns them about life in Bermuda and chances are the cost of living will be high on the list. A painful bout of inflation coming out of the COVID-19 years made what was already an expensive place simply unaffordable for many. ...
This article is from our archives. It first appeared in The Bermudian in November 1959. It was almost like a visit to Campobello, the rocky island off the coast of Maine where the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt, four-time president of the United Sta...
Bermuda's newest magazine, Flavours of Bermuda is here! Featuring the island's tastes and traditions including what makes Bermuda's food culture so special and unique, Flavours of Bermuda offers culinary delights, B...
When you help your children learn about Bermuda’s national history, you encourage a deeper appreciation of the island, its heritage and culture. Here are five ways your kids can experience our history outside of the classroom. Verdmont This e...
When the Bermudiana Theatre opened, it featured the Berkshire Players from Stockbridge, Massachusetts. A little later Dick Butterfield returned to Bermuda after graduating from Trinity College at the University of Toronto where he had been president ...
