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Bermuda Social Events Calendar for February 2012

Monthly diary for visitors, in this second month of the 403rd year of settlement

By Keith Archibald Forbes (see About Us) exclusively for Bermuda Online

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February 2012

February 1 thru 28. Bermuda Festival 2011 continues in evenings 2012.

2012 (Annual) Bermuda International Chess Open.  

Bermuda’s first ever Restaurant Weeks.  Until February 6. Featuring discount deals at restaurants in the hope of reeling in some business during the slow months of the year. The Department of Tourism in conjunction with 31 restaurants of all cuisines have signed up to participate, including Italian and French to Asian and American. mPrices for three-course prix fixe dinners will fall into three-tiers, depending on the participating restaurant: $29, $39 or $49 per person excluding beverages, tax and gratuity. Wine parings will be offered at $29, $39 or $49 per bottle plus gratuities.

Sunday, February 26, 2012. Walk the Walk 2012, the 5K charity walk where each participant pays a $25 registration fee and $20 of it is donated to the charity of their choice. 8:15 am Warm Up, 8:30 am Start. City Hall Car Park, Wesley Street Entrance. Contact The Centre on Philanthropy, phone 236-7706.

Devonshire Parish crest 

Bermuda National Budget Statement Day. Government's fiscal year ends on March 31. All of the debates and everything should be finished by then. The Budget must be passed in Parliament prior to the end of the first quarter of the current financial year. Once MPs have approved the statement and passed the Appropriation Act, the Senate debates the Budget, with a maximum of 22 hours allowed for their detailed discussion on the different headings. Senators have no power to alter the Budget but need to have it approved so it can pass into law by March 31.

March 2012

March 1. St. David's Day. St. Patrick's Day.  Mothering Sunday UK).

2012 Bermuda International Film Festival. (BIFF). 15th annual in 2012. BIFF 2011 featured many films from many countries. The films screened at four theatres Southside, Liberty, Speciality and Tradewinds Auditorium at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. In 2011 big winners were ‘Submarine’, written and directed by Richard Ayoade and based on a novel by John Dunthorne, earned the award for Best Narrative Feature, while the documentary ‘The Redemption of General Butt Naked’ was honored as the best competition documentary. Also honored was ‘Lost,’ a short film directed by Albertto Dorado, which won the Bermuda Shorts Award. ‘The Redemption of General Butt Naked’ is a documentary about a brutal Liberian warlord, famed for entering battle with nothing but an AK-47 and a pair of shoes, who reinvents himself as a Christian Evangelist.

Hamilton Parish crest

Annual Calcutta Tennis Tournament, Coral Beach Club. 

Hamilton Mini Grand Prix Karting races.

Bermuda Ladies Amateur Golf Championship. 

2012 College Reunion Week, March 15-17. Designed to capture the youthful spirit and excitement of the island's fabled College Weeks in the 1960s and 1970s. The Bermuda Department of Tourism encourages US baby boomers to take a stroll down memory lane, Bermuda style, and bill the spring break promotion as a "sophisticated alternative for grownups.'' Includes a booze cruise, and a party.  Dedicated hotel packages for the event start at $600 per person and include three-day event passes that provide access to all commemorative gatherings as well as transportation to and from visitors' hotels.

• Bermuda Men's Amateur Golf Championship.

• International Woman's Day. 
• Annual Ladies Pro-Golf Classic. 
• Bermuda Horse & Pony Association Spring Show at National Equestrian Centre. 
• St. Patrick's Day Dinner at St. Patrick's Church. 
• Emerald Isle Society Dinner Dance and imported Irish entertainment.

• Evian 10-mile Road Race. 

• Bermuda Society of Arts Spring Members Show. 
• International Dog Show. 
• Lobster season ends. 
• Bermuda Karting Club races at  Southside, St. David's. 
• Professional Bowlers Association Bermuda Southern Regional Tournament at Warwick Lane. 
• Bacardi Seniors Tennis Tournament at Pomander Gate Tennis Club. 
• Show Jumping Challenge, National Equestrian Centre.

• Hasty Pudding Theatricals, from Harvard University, at Hamilton City Hall. First came in 1963. Oldest theatrical company in North America. First began as a secret society in 1795. Sponsored by the Bermuda Government's Department of Tourism. Ticket prices, times and more information at phone 295-1727.

  

  Harvard Hasty Pudding 2011 Bermuda visit

  Harvard Krokodiloes (see photo below) come to Bermuda annually (for over 45 years) on their spring break vacation to delight audiences with their harmonious renditions of popular songs. The all-male, tuxedo-clad group was created in 1946 by four members of the Harvard Hasty Pudding Club and they have performed for kings, presidents, princes, and ambassadors all over the world. The group performs at Bermuda's finest clubs and resorts, at a now annual benefit concert for Habitat for Humanity Bermuda, and at the United States Consul General's home. Sponsored by the Bermuda Government's Department of Tourism. Ticket prices, times and more information at phone 295-1727.

  

World Showdance Championships and Professional Ballroom Superstars 2011 and World Ballroom/Latin Championship Finals Dancing. 19 and 20 March 2011. Southampton Princess. Includes international standard dances such as the waltz and Viennese waltz, tango, foxtrot, quickstep, plus international Latin dances include the ChaCha, Samba, Rumba, Pasa Doble and jive, as well as American-style smooth and rhythm dances. Saturday tickets $55 and $105; Sunday tickets $80 and $171.66

April 2012

Notable days. April Fools Day (1st). 

Proper (not "official") Birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.

Good Friday 2012 is April 6. Easter Sunday 2012 is April 8.

Bermuda National Trust.  

Bermuda Open Volleyball Tournament. 

Spring Into The Arts festival. 

Soccer season ends, cricket begins. 

International Race Week Sailing begins.

Bermuda Philharmonic Spring Concert. 

Harbour Nights festival begins weekly on Wednesday evenings (to October). 

Ross Blackie Talbot Charity Classic Golf.

Annual Exhibition. Bermuda Botanical Gardens. Fee for admission. Family day-long outing. Similar to Agricultural Shows in UK, Canada, USA, etc. With thrilling special imported acts and troupes.

Paget Parish Crest

Peppercorn Ceremony, St. George's.

May 2012

Public Holiday.  Bermuda Day - Bermuda Heritage Month 

First swim of the year for brave locals, plus Bermuda Heritage Day Parade. 

Bermuda Day half marathon. May 24.

Gombey Competition. 

Open Golf Tournament.  .  

Annual End to End Charity Pledge Walk & Bike Ride

Annual Reunion of Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps Overseas Association at Warwick Camp on first Saturday in May. 

Seniors Golf Amateur Championships. 

Saddle Club of Bermuda annual show. 

End-to-End Race by Swan's Running Club.

May 12, 2011. Art in the Dark. 5 pm to 8 pm. Restaurateurs and bar owners teamed up with the City of Hamilton for an art festival with a twist. A walking tour of restaurants, bars, art galleries and parks in the city where works by local artists will be on display. Artists' works will be showcased as follows: Opus, Bermudiana Road: Nick Minugh. Muse, Front Street: Vernon Clarke. Lemon Tree, Queen Street, Calix Smith and Zaurie Smith. The April Branco Gallery, Church Street, various artists and jewellery by Alexandra Mosher. Bermuda National Gallery, William Collieson, a Retrospective, History of Art in Bermuda, and The Art of Elisee Marclet. Bermuda Society of Arts, Heritage Through the Eyes of the Artist, Sketching History Preliminary Studies, Graham Foster’s Hall of History Mural, Russian Landscapes by Anatoley Solyutin and Melangeria by Nahid Eid. The Plaza Café, Walker Arcade, Reid Street, Kelly Hunt’s large-scale floral digital photos on canvas. The Island Gallery, Old Cellar Lane, Barbara Finsness’ Bermuda-inspired whimsical watercolours. The Little Gallery, Old Cellar Lane, Diana Higginbotham and Graham Foster. Barracuda Grill, Burnaby Street, Karl Sternath’s Contemporary Epoxy Art. Port O’ Call, Front Street, Antoine Hunt and Jamie Macmillian’s photo montages of representations of Front Street and map of Bermuda. Fresco’s Wine Bar, Chancery Lane: Kendra L Earls’ contemporary mosaic and acrylic paintings on wood. Common Ground Cafe, Chancery Lane, Ami Zanders, Lynn Morrell, Kathy Harriott, Milton Hill and Shelley and Susan Pearson. The Tribe Road Kitchen, corner of King and Reid Streets, Manuel Palacio’s mixed media Breakers Series and Caroline Troncossi’s large contemporary oil paintings. City Hall, Church Street, Public art by Desmond Fountain. The Cabinet Office, Front Street, Public art in the Cabinet grounds by Carlos Dowling. Chancery Lane, Three Musicians, a mural by mother and daughter Susan and Shelley Pearson. AS Cooper & Sons, Front Street, a mosaic by Dana Cooper. Gosling’s, Front Street, a mosaic by Vivian Gardener. HSBC Bank Bermuda, Front Street, Against da Tide, a sculpture by Bill Ming. Barr’s Bay Park, We Arrive, a sculpture by Chesley Trott. Pitt’s Bay Road, Bermuda My Home, a mural created by middle school students. The Waterfront, Pitts Bay Road, The Waterfront Fountain and The Blue Marlin casts by Gill Parker. XL House, Pitts Bay Road, The Whale’s Tails, a sculpture by Ron Cowle sits in the company’s grounds. Par-la-Ville Park, works by a variety of artists sit in the Sculpture Garden. The Sterling Building, Wesley Street, public art by Will Collieson. Corner of Wesley and Church Streets, When Voices Rise by Chesley Trott. For more info call 505-4290.

Pembroke Parish 

Bermuda Fitted Dinghy Races. 

Bermuda International Invitational Race Week. May 1-6. International invitational racing in the Great Sound, in boats including Laser Class and Etchells. Sailors competing include those from Bermuda, USA, elsewhere overseas.

Bermuda International Invitational Race Week photo courtesy of the Royal Gazette daily newspaper of Bermuda

Island-wide Clean Up Week.

June 2012

Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 19. 2011. Bermuda Golf Association's new-look Bermuda Open. Combined tournament now includes the Amateur Seniors Championship and Bermuda Amateur Stroke Play Championship being played alongside the Open, Port Royal Golf Course. HSBC returning as lead sponsors, and the entry fees from all three events being used to bolster the Open prize fund, the BGA are hoping to be able to offer a purse of $50,000 for the professionals to fight over. For the amateurs, the tournament will be the second time that an event in Bermuda has offered ranking points.

2012 Newport to Bermuda Ocean Yacht Race. 

Pow Wow in St. David’s Cricket Club 11 am to 5pm each day, hosted by the St. David’s Islanders and Native Community. Libation and Dedication ceremony; local and overseas Native American dancers; songs and drums; Bermuda Gombey dancers; crafts & artwork stalls and traditional St. David’s Island Food. Adults $8 children $4.

2012 Bermudian National Heroes Day.  Bermuda Public Holiday.

International Tennis Federation Junior Tournament. From 10 am. Sponsored by the Bank of Bermuda Foundation. More than 20 nations may be represented at the competition at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium.

24th annual Iron Kids Triathlon. Clearwater Beach, St. David's. Kids aged 3 to 14 will swim, bike, and run to victory. Junior triathletes can win up to $1,000 in scholarship funds. Race kits can be collected from 11:30am to 2:30pm. Races begin at 3pm.

July 2012

Bermuda Fitted Dinghy Races. Probably the only sailing class in the world that allows the skipper to finish a race with fewer crewmen than when he started! These races have provided Bermudians and visitors with many hours of entertainment since 1853. The race season is from May 24 to mid-September. Contact Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club. Phone 236-4411.

July 4. Independence Day. USA and Bermuda. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_Day_(United_States) 

Bermuda Triple Crown. Gamefish Classic.  

Harbour Nights festival (weekly on Wednesday evenings through October 8). 

Annual Bermuda Big Game Classic (fishing).

King's Square, St. George's  and Front Street, Hamilton. 9 pm. Beat Retreat. Always popular with visitors and locals alike, this highly entertaining event features military music, popular show tunes, contemporary composers and marching formations performed by the Bermuda Regiment Band and Corps of Drums and the Bermuda Island Pipe Band and Dancers.

Street festival, Royal Naval Dockyard running for 18 weeks until October 24th from 7.30pm – 9.30pm. Presented by West End Development Corporation. For further info phone 441-239-0504 or cell 441 333-5114.

Smith's Parish crest

July 14. Bastille Day. France and Bermuda. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bastille_Day. 

Bermuda Equestrian Federation Harness Racing 2011. National Equestrian Centre, Vesey Street, Devonshire. A member of the International Equestrian Federation, the Bermuda Equestrian Federation is an amateur organization run by volunteer members, but professional in terms of commitment. Local equestrian enthusiasts compete in Dressage and Jumping. Tickets: $8.00 adults, $6.00 seniors, children under 12 years free. Enquiries: phone 234-0485.

August 2012

Emancipation Day celebrations continued. Botanical Gardens. Including music, lectures, films, crafts, and the play 'Emancipation: A Love Story', which revolves the relationship between a black man and a white woman over 400 years of history.

16th (in 2012) International Sand Sculpture Competition, Horseshoe Bay.

Southampton Parish 

Concert in the Park - Victoria Park in City of Hamilton. 

August 2. 139th anniversary of Emancipation Day (First day of Cup Match Public Holiday). Two days of Cup Match cricket. Somerset in dark blue and red, St. George's in light blue and dark blue. See Public Holidays. An annual favourite Bermuda event between these two teams, steeped in tradition and history (since 1902).  Non-cricket players will also find this well worth seeing.  Bermuda's leading attraction by far among locals, with plenty of food, music, an occasion for fashionable clothing, revelry and fun. Cricketers are officially the main attraction, with cash prizes for spectacular plays amid thunderous cheers from the crowd and much bravado from the players. The uniquely Bermudian gambling game of Crown and Anchor is much in evidence in the carnival-like atmosphere. Expect heavy road traffic to and from the event.

August 3. Somers Day. 2nd day of 2-day Public Holiday, annual cricket Cup Match Classic.  

Bermuda Fitted Dinghy Races. Mangrove Bay, Sandys. 12:00noon, 1:30pm, 3:00pm. St. George’s Harbour, St. George's, 10:30am, 1:30pm, 3:00pm. The Bermuda Fitted Dinghy is probably the only sailing class in the world that allows the skipper to finish a race with fewer crewmen than when he started! These races have provided Bermudians and visitors with many hours of entertainment since 1853. The race season is from May 24 to mid-September. Contact Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club. Phone 236-4411.

Flybridge Tackle Junior Fishing Tournament. 

September 2012

2012 Annual Gombey Festival. 

Olde Towne Market, St. George's. Every Sunday (until late September), 2-6 pm.

Street festival, Royal Naval Dockyard running for 18 weeks until late October from 7.30pm – 9.30pm. Presented by West End Development Corporation. For further info phone 441-239-0504 or cell 441 333-5114.

16th Annual Bermuda Festival 2012.

St. George's Parish.

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Bacardi Cup: Bermuda National Match Racing Championship, Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda. Sailed in International One Design sloops. 

Annual CD&P Grand Prix cycle race, Front Street. Exhilarating competition between some of the world’s best cyclists riding in Bermuda.

Beat Retreat. Clocktower Parade, Dockyard and Front Street, Hamilton. 9 pm.  Always popular with visitors and locals alike, this highly entertaining event features military music, popular show tunes, contemporary composers and marching formations performed by the Bermuda Regiment Band and Corps of Drums and the Bermuda Island Pipe Band and Dancers.

October 2012

Old Tucker's Town Graveyard Observance. Saturday 1st October 2 pm – in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Marsden Church, followed by a historical display at Marsden Church Rolando Hall. Free.  

2012 PGA Golf Grand Slam in Bermuda. Bermuda's Port Royal Golf Course. Top players from the US Tour and world competed for the ultimate prize. 

YES Classic Golf tournament, Belmont Hills Golf Club. Annual event (since 2004) of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce.

Beat Retreat. October 5, King's Square, St. George's and October 26, Front Street, Hamilton. 9 pm. Always popular with visitors and locals alike, this highly entertaining event features military music, popular show tunes, contemporary composers and marching formations performed by the Bermuda Regiment Band and Corps of Drums and the Bermuda Island Pipe Band and Dancers. Beat Retreat is a long-standing British Army tradition performed in the evening or on special days by those army units that have military bands. Years ago, the British Army had a permanent presence in Bermuda.

Bermuda Documentary Film Festival, featuring 10 of the world’s best documentary films.

16th Annual Bermuda Music Festival 2012, continuation from September 2012.

Street festival, Royal Naval Dockyard running for 18 weeks until October 31 from 7.30pm – 9.30pm. Presented by West End Development Corporation. For further info phone 441-239-0504 or cell 441 333-5114.

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Round-the-Sound Long Distance Swimming Race. 

Sir John Cox Annual Yacht Race

World Bird Count.

Bermuda Gold Cup,  Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Hamilton Harbor.  

Bermuda International Open Golf Championships. 

Old  Town Market. Sundays from 30th October to 18th December, 2 pm to 5:30 pm, Water Street, St. George's. 

Daylight Saving ends. 

From now  to November 30. Hurricane season.

November 2012

Public Holidays.

Bermuda Public Holiday (Remembrance Day).  

Bermuda All Breed Club International Dog Show. Bermuda Botanical Gardens. 

Cruise ship season ends.

Bermuda Botanical Society Fall Festival, Botanical Gardens. With a Guy Fawkes theme.

National Audubon Society of USA annual bird count (the Bermuda Audubon Society has participated for 28 years).  

Annual Debbie Franklin Memorial Golf Tournament. 

Speaker's Annual Dinner.

World Rugby Classic Schedule (annual). With former internationals representing their countries in Bermuda-based international competition. National Sports Centre.

Thanksgiving Day USA (celebrated in Bermuda at restaurants serving visitors and with Annual American Thanksgiving Day Interfaith Service with US patriotic songs, hymns and readings by the Governor. Organizers include the American Society of Bermuda). 

Old  Town Market. Sundays from 30th October to 18th December, 2 pm to 5:30 pm, Water Street, St. George's. 

Warwick Parish crest. 

November 28, 2011. Annual Santa Claus Parade. Thousands of people line the streets of Hamilton, all hoping to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus. Crowds of adults and children fill the sidewalks as the annual Santa Claus Parade made it’s way through the city. Dozens of floats and hundreds of people, including majorettes, dancers and Gombeys, take part in the festivities. Even the cast of this year’s pantomime join in the fun, waving at the crowd from a car. Music can be heard throughout Hamilton as the parade progresses, with the smell of food from the vendors filling the air.

The St. George's Artist Alliance: Art Walk in the East. Saturday 12^th November from 5:30pm to 8:00pm.

Late night shopping in St. George's. Saturdays from 26^th November until Christmas Eve.

Candlelit Evening at Verdmont. Bermuda National Trust.

December 2012

Public Holidays. Christmas Day (25th) in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, USA.  December 26 in Australia (Boxing Day), Austria, Bermuda (Boxing Day), Canada (Boxing Day), Denmark, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland.

Bermuda National Trust Christmas Walkabout. St. George's. Explore the Old Town, traditionally decorated for Christmas. Wander the narrow streets, visit candlelit historic buildings and mingle with family and friends while enjoying live, festive entertainment from the Salvation Army Band, the Menuhin Foundation, In Motion School of Dance and many more. Parking at Tiger Bay.

Bermuda Fish Chowder Competition. Ordnance Island, (rain venue Penno's Wharf, St. George's. 

St. George's Santa Parade. 6 pm. Corporation of St. George.

Above graphic: Captain John Smith

Late Night Shopping. Many stores stay open until 9 pm.

Wesley Methodist Church, Hamilton. Annual concert of The Ensemble Singers, a choral ensemble of some of Bermuda’s best classical singers. 

• Art in the Park, St. George's. Somer's Gardens. 10 am to 4 pm.
• Old  Town Market. Sundays to 18th December, 2 pm to 5:30 pm, Water Street, St. George's. 
• Lighting of Carter House, St. David's. 4 pm to 7 pm.  Bibby, Cedar Berry wine, Palmetto.

British style Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society Christmas pantomime, very much a part of the Christmas tradition. It is always a sell-out. Based on the UK pantomime tradition, it has a plot, jokes, political asides, costumes galore and fun.

Bermuda Festival 2013 tickets available.  . 

Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) Christmas Boat Parade & Fireworks Extravaganza, E-mail boatparade@ibl.bm.  

New Year's Eve. King's Square, St. George's. Until 1 am New Year's Day.  6:30pm to 9:00pm.

Also 

• Bermuda's national daily newspaper The Royal Gazette annual, very popular, Christmas Short Story with a Christmas and Bermuda traditions theme. It is an annual writing competition - open to all residents, adults and those under 18. Cash prizes are presented in three categories, under -13s, under-18s and adults. There is a Bermuda $400 first prize for winners, $250 for runners up, $125 to those with exceptional promise regardless of category and certificates for honorable mentions. Entries from adults and youngsters are published in the Christmas Eve edition. Hundreds of stories are judged, from adults and children. Each year the judges look for vivid local Christmas themes and local references, content, correct spelling, correct grammar and punctuation. Entries must be typed and should not exceed 1,500 words. Manuscripts must be submitted to The Royal Gazette clearly marked, “Christmas Short Story Contest”, and indicating the category entered. Whether it is an adult entry or an under 18 entry must also be indicated. Stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Manuscripts may be submitted by hand in the drop-off box in the lobby of The Royal Gazette, by mail to "Christmas Short Story Contest", The Royal Gazette, PO Box HM1025, Hamilton HM DX, or by e-mail. The full name, address and telephone number of the author must be given. Pen names will not be accepted. Stories received after the deadline will not be considered. A panel of judges decide the winning entries which will be published in The Royal Gazette's Christmas Greetings Supplement on Christmas Eve. The Royal Gazette reserves the right to publish any or all of the stories submitted.

January  2013

Bermuda’s second Restaurant Weeks. January through February. Featuring discount deals at restaurants in the hope of reeling in some business during the slow months of the year. The Department of Tourism in conjunction with 31 restaurants of all cuisines have signed up to participate, including Italian and French to Asian and American. mPrices for three-course prix fixe dinners will fall into three-tiers, depending on the participating restaurant: from $29, $39 or $49 per person excluding beverages, tax and gratuity. Wine parings will be offered from $29, $39 or $49 per bottle plus gratuities.

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