Bermuda Shorts – The origin
That ‘Bermuda Shorts’ became the stylishly casual choice in the still uptight U.S. of the 1950s? by Horst Augustinovic Only children and athletes wore shorts before World War II. Men wore long pants and women
Bermuda Historical Stories
Tempting Providence in the Caribbean Sea by dr. edward cecil harris, mbe, jp, phd, fsa After the establishment of Jamestown, Virginia (1607) and Bermuda (1612), the London entrepreneurs who settled those places turned their attention
Art Matters
By Lisa Howie, Director, Bermuda National Gallery Local Action, Global Impact: A Community Project on the World Each December we celebrate the creativity of our youth in a month long student art exhibition. This year’s
Explore Bermuda – Off The Beaten Track
Bermuda’s parks and nature reserves are scattered around the island like a green necklace, providing quiet, tranquil areas to explore, picnic and bird watch
Lobster Pot – Chasing Tail Lobster Mania Part #2
By Brigitta Wohlmuth LOBSTER POT The Lobster pot is one of the oldest and most popular restaurants in Bermuda. For 69 years it has maintained it’s title as Bermuda’s finest seafood restaurant, dedicated to serving
Henry VIII – Chasing Tail – Lobster Mania Part #2 continued…
By Brigitta Wohlmuth Henry VIII King Henry VIII was renowned for his love of fine food, wine and entertainment- and the restaurant/pub named in his honour delivers all of the above, including a breathtaking view
