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Sunday, July 2nd
Bermuda Charge presents
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Join in the thrilling ride of a lifetime at Motor Fest! Come and celebrate Bermuda's colourful motoring culture on Front Street, and join our amazing mass ride-out, with a Police escort guiding 400 riders around the most beautiful areas of our island!
This 5th anniversary show will be our biggest yet, featuring thrills and spills in the Action Arena, vibrant motorcycle and car displays, dance troupes and acrobats, crowd winning live entertainment and music, and of course our popular Best in Show auto contests! At the close of the show, join in the stunning motorcade from Hamilton to Dockyard and back! Cars, bikes, trucks all welcome, this year we are expecting 5,000 spectators and 400 riders! Come and see the best of Bermuda's motoring heritage and culture at Motor Fest!
Modern technology and the future of transport will be on show in the Greenlight Energy Eco Village, which will host the largest EV exhibition that we have ever created! Enjoy the display of exciting new electric vehicles and products - you can even go for a test ride!
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Thursday, June 29th
The African Bermuda Dispersion Culture presents
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The Retelling Of Our Stories: Mary Prince,
Sites of Memory told by LeYoni Junos
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The African Bermuda Dispersion Culture presents - The Retelling of Our Stories
Leading up to Emancipation & Mary Prince Day, this lecture will share information based on LeYoni Junos’s presentation at Oxford University on Mary Prince, Sites of Memory near Devonshire Marsh and the road to World Heritage, including, the Racialized Abdication of Bermuda in the Authentication of Her History.
The Lecture will be followed by discussion, and there will be complimentary light refreshments, and Vendors will be in the Atrium, and cash sales only for vendors.
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Friday, June 30th
N'Moderation presents
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Karaoke and Kookin' - the ultimate Friday night experience that combines delicious food and lively family entertainment! Friday nights will be the place to be, with karaoke and delicious food that's sure to satisfy. With the entertainment starting at 8 pm, you will be cooking, singing, and dancing the night away.
Dinner Packs: Beef, Fish, and Chicken...Vegetarian Packs available upon special request
Dinner packs include lettuce, tomato, cheese, condiments, pretzels or nacho chips, brownie or cookie, 1 bottle of water, utensils, and all that is needed to prepare your meal! Order dinner pack before June 28th.
Latecomers are welcome, however dinner pack can not be guaranteed. THIS IS A NO ALCOHOL EVENT.
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Friday, June 30th
The Loren at Pink Beach presents
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Ring in the 2nd half of 2023 in style under the stars!
- The $30.00 cover fee includes a countdown and midnight toast!
- Specials on curated beverage selection
- Live Entertainment by Working Title
- Resort casual attire
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Saturday, July 1st
Chivas Ent & SahTi Events presents
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Saturday, July 1st
Doors open @ 10pm
Karma Nightclub, Front St
Music by -
DJ Ohmz (LIVE ftom USA)
Alongside BDA's own MISTA GENIUS and DJ FRESH KIDD
Drink specials & Bottle service available
Tickets $20 / More at the Door
Tickets are available from Ptix.bm, Kit n Caboodle & promo team
Must be 25+ /mature event / ID required
Sponsored by Ciroc, Patron, Hennessy, and Chivas
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Sunday, July 2nd
Baxxhanal Boats Bda presents
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Sunday, July 2, 2023 from 1PM until 5PM
Featuring DJ Mystro, Dat Bie Dez & DJ Casualty
Bring your own cooler with drinks! Vendor village available for food and drink purchases. Secret location will be revealed to ticket holders ONLY!
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Sunday, July 2nd
BUEI Talks presents
| Island SOS - New Zealand: Restoration and Protection of the Noises Islands | |
Speaker Sue Neureuter, together with her siblings, are the custodians of The Noises. The Noises are a chain of islands and rock stacks all composed of 130 million-year-old Jurassic greywacke rocks of marine origin, which in the Auckland region run northwards from the Hunua Ranges through Waiheke and the inner Gulf islands to Kawau, Tawharanui, and Cape Rodney. The Noises have outstanding conservation values and contain some of the best indigenous vegetation of all of the inner Hauraki Gulf Islands. The islands are now home to a range of invertebrates and reptiles – including gecko and wetapunga – providing source populations for translocations to other locations.
Sue treasures her lifelong association with The Noises group of islands. She believes that by working respectfully with others, the positive environmental, social, and regulatory change that we so badly need, is an achievable goal. It will fulfill a deeply held wish of hers, to feel the joy of knowing the precious Hauraki Gulf is regenerating, regaining its mauri (lifeforce).
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CHARITY OF THE WEEK
Raleigh Bermuda
| Raleigh Bermuda is registered charity and was founded in 2004. The aim of the organization is to provide Bermudians between the ages of 17-25, with the opportunity to be challenged, supported and inspired to strive towards their goals through adventure and personal development. Each year they work with 20-30 young people that want to change their lives. Raleigh provides a year-long personal development programme which includes residential group training camps on island, individualized coaching, and an incredible 10 week expedition in Malaysia, Costa Rica/Nicaragua, Nepal or Tanzania. During the expedition, participants engage in meaningful projects, including building schools and endangered animal sanctuaries, and complete a 3 week adventure trekking challenge. As a result of their work, over 80% of their alumni are working or in school. And 95% say it made an overall positive difference in their lives. |
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