Sixteen years since publishing Mary Prince’s story in the 1st edition of “Bermuda: Five Centuries,” it’s heartening to see this brave heroine honoured with her own holiday embedded into #CupMatch
Many of you have asked how you can help support the Museum while our gates are temporarily closed. The best way you can do that is to pre-order admissions tickets: https://t.co/p2PmdId7P0.
Buy now, enjoy free offerings online, then come visit once our gates are back open!
Celebrating #WorldBookDay2020 with a toast to a few of our favourite #Bermuda projects. Kudos to all the heritage groups, historians, curators, photographers, artists & authors for their collective talents & collaboration
Proud to partner with the Bermuda Historical Society to update exhibits at this fascinating heritage site in the heart of Hamilton @citylifebda
https://t.co/1nbpkWUkTj
Make it your 🌟New Year’s resolution🌟 to visit more museums! Museums are centres of learning, community spaces, great places to spend time with friends and family, and so much more. #VisitNMB this winter - we are open every day Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm (last admission at 4pm).
We’re back!! Excited to announce our second WeSpeak Boot Camp is scheduled for Nov 15 at @PrincessBermuda. Register now to secure your spot for this dynamic event– go to https://t.co/lkLB3wEfSm #WeSpeakBermuda#Bermuda#PublicSpeaking
Opened in 1930, Bermuda Bookstore in the City of Hamilton is known for its cozy atmosphere. This hole-in-the-wall bookstore carries an extensive assortment of books about the island 📚🤓🇧🇲
#SashaInBermuda#Travel#Hamilton#Bermuda#ttot
Proud of two decades of production of this wonderful little magazine, always packed with fascinating content by the talented team at @NatlMuseumBDA https://t.co/R1RuVWznWW
Today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates Mary Prince, a British abolitionist and autobiographer, recalling her experience of being born into an enslaved family, which had a galvanizing effect on the anti-slavery movement 📖 → https://t.co/Qk2y3uuaQl
A fitting day 🎾 🎾 🎾 to remember two Bermudian women brought tennis to the island—and America. Mary Gray & Mary Outerbridge had game all the way back in the late 1800s #LadiesChampionship#Wimbledon #wimbledonweekend