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Residential Honourable Mention: Kingfisher
Anyone living west of Burnt House Hill surely marvelled at the demolition and subsequent reinvention of an old fisherman’s cottage on the water side of Harbour Road when, after four years of...
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The Bermudian Cooks: Champagne Cocktails
Happy New Year, Bermuda! For our first The Bermudian Cooks of the year we've put together some delicious champagne cocktail recipes, because adding champagne can instantly elevate any occasion!...
View ArticleThe Bermudian Cooks: Loquat Banana Bread
(ran March 2003) Ingredients 6 eggs ¾ cup heavy cream ¾ cup vegetable oil 2½ cups all purpose flour 3 tbsp baking powder ½ cup hazelnut flour 16 ripe Bermuda bananas or 10 regular bananas 1 cup of...
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Field Notes: The Surinam Cherry
The Surinam Cherry is another example of an introducted plant finding its new home entirely satisfactory to its growth and development, so much so that N. L. Britton regarded this plant as naturalized...
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Running Regression
It's Throwback Thursday and this weekend is Bermuda Marathon Weekend! Can you guess what year this photograph was taken?
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Anthony Trollope: Can We Forgive Him?
In Britain, literature lovers note that 2015 marks the bicentennial of eminent novelist Anthony Trollope, perhaps best known for his Barsetshire and Palliser novels. For Bermudians, of course, the...
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Ambulent Art
Many artists create a piece of art privately in their studio and then put it on display for the public to view and react to, and hopefully gain recognition and support from it. Very few actively engage...
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Having Fun!
Buried House, Sandy Banks, Bermuda St. Peter's, Oldest Church, St. George's, Bermuda Terrace Entrance, Hamilton Hotel, Bermuda Moon Gate at "Widdrington", Bermuda, submitted by Pat Atkin from...
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Artists View: Summer Wood
Who are you and what do you do?I am an artist and art teacher working at Somersfield Academy. I am interested in sea creatures of all sorts, micro and macro, plankton, predators, and the colour blue. I...
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Festival Flashback
It's Throwback Thursday and the Bermuda Festival kicks off this weekend! Can you guess what year this photo from the Summerfest stage was taken?
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Scott Tucker: The New Urban Farmer
After the worst of Hurricane Joaquin had passed by early this autumn, one Bermudian farmer returned to his crops to inspect the damage. Despite winds still whipping the island at upwards of 30...
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Field Notes: The Papaw
A well-known plant found in most tropical and sub-tropical countries is the PaPaw or Papaya, Carica papaya. If is a native of South America and is extensively cultivated in the tropical parts of the...
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The Bermudian Cooks: Bermuda Strawberries
Valentines Day is coming quick and before we know it we will be buying our loved ones over priced Hallmark cards and red velvet cupcakes. But wait, what if I could save you from both of these...
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Short Story & Poetry Contest 2016
The Bermudian’s 2015 short story and poetry contest, “Sunrise” is open to all residents of Bermuda and to Bermudians living overseas 18 years or older. Submissions of original, unpublished, short...
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80 Years of Covers
Since our first publication in February 1930, The Bermudian magazine has created memorable, and often collectable, covers. Photography and illustrations by some of the most well-known artists have...
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Field Notes: The Loquat
With a number to the popular plants in Bermuda the name of Governor Reid is associated with their introduction to these Islands. The Loquat is an example, for it is recorded that Governor Reid obtained...
View ArticleSlideshow: Famous Visitors
Famous visitors to Bermuda date back to Princess Louise, whose visits in the late 1800s helped promote Bermuda as a tourist destination. By the time The Bermudian was founded in 1930, tourism was...
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The Bermudian Cooks: Rosemary Jones' Loquat Crumble
We are right smack in the middle of Loquat season with a profusion of trees massively fruiting all over the island. We locals love our loquats, so this week The Bermudian Cooks asked friend and former...
View ArticleSlideshow: Famous Visitors
Famous visitors to Bermuda date back to Princess Louise, whose visits in the late 1800s helped promote Bermuda as a tourist destination. By the time The Bermudian was founded in 1930, tourism was...
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