Once an imposing old dwelling built in the 19th century, Shelly Hall is an old homestead site that today has been absorb...
As any local birdwatcher will tell you, the fall is the most rewarding time for birdwatching in Bermuda, thanks to cold ...
The autumn abundance of pumpkins brings the colours and flavours of fall into the home. Bermudians eat so much pumpki...
Elizabeth Jones on what to do in your garden this October - the essential blooms to pick and plant this month. To Pic...
As the sun sets on another Bermuda summer, fall is slowly but surely making its presence known on island with cooler tem...
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...
One of the reasons I love healthy meal planning so much is that it allows you more time to spend with your family. For me that means chatting with my husband over dinner, but for you it may mean hearing all about your children's day at school. I’m g...
Incredible stories of cleaning old Bermuda windjammers before the days of dry-docks. This article first appeared in the April 1932 issue of The Bermudian. Each day during the working week an old white freight boast under an enormous spread of canva...
Arrowroot was once Bermuda’s most profitable export. So important was it that “the year was divided into seasons rather than months: arrowroot, onion, turtling, grouper and others,” writes E.A. McCallan, author of Life on Old St. David’s Bermuda (Ber...
In 1913 the New York Yankees arrived in Bermuda for spring training. While they were here, they reportedly challenged a group of locals to a game of cricket; the results of that game have been in question ever since. I came across an interesting ...
High tea might be considered a lavish affair, but it doesn’t mean you can’t execute the tradition at home with the same embellishments you might expect from a prim tearoom. This summer, dust off your teapot and cake stand and throw your own afternoon...
In Bermuda An Idyll of the Summer Islands of 1884, Julia Dorr described Bermuda’s geographical shape as follows: “The islands lie northeastward to southwestward, in the form of a fish hook ….. twenty-five miles from end to end, and fifteen miles in a...
In a country often defined by postcard beauty, the reality of unsafe and dilapidated housing can remain hidden from view. For Habitat for Humanity Bermuda, addressing that unseen need is both its mission and its daily work. At the helm of the organis...
This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in the Fall 2012 issue of The Bermudian. It appears here exactly as it did in print originally. Born May 19, 1942, in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, and the son of Lance Hayward...
Busy summer days in Bermuda often mean spending more time outdoors and less time in the kitchen. Whether you're coming home from a long day on the boat or simply trying to avoid making the house hotter by turning on the oven, an air fryer offers a qu...
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...
Incredible stories of cleaning old Bermuda windjammers before the days of dry-docks. This article first appeared in the April 1932 issue of The Bermudian. Each day during the working week an old white freight boast under an enormous spread of canva...
