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Features 10 From Bump to Toddler: Activities Not to Miss

12 Places Families Love to Visit

14 Building a Lifestyle of Volunteering

18 Hair Thinning? Your Next Step

20 Transitioning from Parent to Personal Assistant

23 Resource Listings for Families

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From Bump to Toddler:

ACTIVITIES NOT TO MISS!

BIRTH CLASSES

• BirthPlus with Nurse Rita Stevens 291-0491

• Conscious Birth Bermuda has pioneered Home Birth Service in Bermuda. Sophia Cannonier offers Birth Workshops, Home Birth Services, Doula Services, Train Birth Assistant Services as well as Prenatal Yoga Classes.296-5900sophiacannonier@gmail.comwww.consciousbirthbermuda.com

• Great Beginnings Bermuda is a blend of Childbirth Education (Birth Matters) Workshop, Doula Services and Parenting Courses.Fiona Dill293-1787 or [email protected]

• King Edward Memorial Hospital Birth Classes are offered every Tuesday of the month and last for four weeks.239-2016

ACTIVITIES WITH BABIES TO

PRESCHOOLERS

• Bermuda Aquarium Museum & Zoo In the Discovery Room Pre-schoolers can enjoy Storytime every Friday from 11:15 am-11:45 am (times vary in July and August, call for information). Children of all ages can get in touch with nature in the Zoo’s Discovery Room and Local Tails Exhibit, where hands-on exploration by young visitors is invited. Children can dress up as animals and birds and stage their own mini-plays in our pocket theatre.293-2727www.bamz.org

• Bermuda’s National Youth Library offers a plethora of activities, clubs and summer fun. From Book Ba-bies to Girls and Boys clubs and a Teen Advisory Board. Visit their website to learn about the various activities they offer and become a member. 295-0487www.bnl.bm/youth

• BSMART Foundation is offering an amazing program to provide prospec-tive and new parents expecting or raising children between the ages of 0 and 3 with the information and sup-port necessary to help maximize the critical periods of brain development during the first years of [email protected]



From Bump to Toddler:

ACTIVITIES NOT TO MISS!

• Kindermusik at Bermuda School of Music Imagine whirling, creating, storytelling, singing. Kindermusik gives you and your child the time and tools to bring the power of music into your life at home and into your child’s life [email protected]/kindermusik

• La Leche League Bermuda provides workshops, and monthly meetings as well as coffee mornings to meet and talk with other moms. [email protected]

• Masterworks Tots Create offers the Tiny Tot Programme offering storytelling, arts and crafts and more during the school term. Visit their website to learn days, times and cost.www.bermudamasterworks.com/ education/tiny-tots-programme/

• Pop up Playroom is a great place for kids under 5 to have fun in a soft play area located at the National Sports Centre in Devonshire. Visit their web-site to find what days they are [email protected]

• Swimming Instinct & Aquama-nia Swimming are great options for teaching your little one to enjoy the water and learning to [email protected]@logic.bm

• Tumble Tots Bermuda via Ber-muda Gymnastics Association offers a play gym for little ones under 4. On Saturdays only at Bermuda High [email protected]@transact.bm

• Meet A Mum Association Whether you are new to the island, or have lived here forever, MAMA offers a variety of activities suited for you. Providing an array of services includ-ing playgroups, events for kids, moms, families, and more. In our busy lives of caring for our children and our fami-lies, MAMA is here to support you.www.mama.bm

COURTESY OF SWIMMING INSTINCT


Mini GolfBermuda Fun Golf is a terrific new facility for all ages at Dock-yard while on Middle Road, Southampton, you’ll find the equal-ly enjoyable Bermuda Golf Academy (Adventure Mini Golf ).

PlacesTO VISIT

LoveHartley’s Reef SafariHelmet diving is the safest and easiest way to explore our beautiful reefs and marine life. The helmet works like a glass turned upside down. Your head stays dry, just breathe, walk and have fun.

Bermuda Underwater Exploration InstituteFamilies can learn about the ocean’s geology and marine life through several exciting exhibits on two floors. Kids can explore the Shark Cage, Treasure Room, Underwater Bermuda and so much more.East Broadway, Hamilton. 292-7219. www.buei.org

Bermuda Aquarium Museum and ZooBAMZ offers 3 attractions in 1. Starting with the Aquarium, then into the Museum and proceeding onto the Zoo. Kids of all ages enjoy the various facilities. For children between the ages of 2 and 4 story time and various activities are held on a Friday morning between 11.15 and 11.45am. 40 North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish. 293-2727

The Bermuda Karting ClubThe Bermuda Karting Club holds exciting, competitive rac-ing every other Sunday during the racing season. Racing takes place at the Southside Raceway in St David’s, close to Clearwater Beach. Spectators can watch the Senior Tag, 125 Shifter and the growing junior racing classes. Witness from the stands or purchase a Pit Pass and mingle with the drivers and pit crew.

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FAMILIES


HAPPY MOMENTS

Nursery & PreschoolSpring into Enrollment

at Happy Moments Nursery & Preschool

Bermuda‘s premier early childhood education center since 1998.

Fill your child’s formative years of schooling each day with explorative learning within small group settings. Whether learning new concepts, painting, going on school outings or playing with friends our school is a place “Where happy children learn for a brighter future”.

Our conscientious teaching staff is certified in ECE, CPR and First Aid. It is our goal as teachers to believe in our students, assist in fulfilling each parent’s aspirations for their child and inspire our students in reaching their full potential.

Accepting Full and Part time Appli-cants for 2014-2015 school years. Ages 16 month – 5 years old.

Located in Hamilton Parish we serve families in the East and Central parishes and beyond.

Our physical sight is sunny, spacious and well ventilated providing ample play areas and green spacious lawns to romp and play.

We have both central heat and air conditioning too.

Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Email:[email protected]

or call 737-8385 for early registration.

At NightVisit one of our movie theatres:

The Speciality Cinema & Grill 12 Church St., Hamilton292-2135specialitymovies@northrock.bmwww.specialitycinema.bm

Liberty Theatre49 Union Plaza, Hamilton

Neptune Cinema [email protected]

Kid-Friendly EateriesLa Trattoria, Rosa’s, The Specialty Inn, Bone Fish Grill

Favourite Ice Cream SpotsScoops237 Middle Road, Southampton238-5382www.scoopsbermuda.bm

Bailey’s Bay Ice Cream Parlour Blue Hole Hill293-8605

Double Dip ExpressSouthside, St. David’[email protected]

Hartley’s Reef Safari

The Bermuda Karting

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hildren are empowered by their contribution to the world around them. There are numerous benefits for

children to volunteer including the op-portunity to learn life skills such as coop-eration, problem-solving and team work. Volunteering also promotes a healthy lifestyle and choices – children who vol-unteer are less likely to become involved in at-risk behaviours. Through volunteer-ing, children often meet people from diverse cultural backgrounds, lifestyles, ages and income levels. Volunteering also helps break down stereotypes at a young age, by teaching tolerance, understand-ing, and generosity.

By serving others, children learn to be caring, respectful, and selfless. Children who share their time and talents with others learn that they have valuable gifts to contribute. Volunteering helps children develop positive self-esteem and learn values such as compassion and gratitude. They also develop academic skills like reading (with seniors), writing (cards for children in the hospital), and math (measuring ingredients while pre-paring food at a feeding centre).

Volunteering heightens psycho-logical, social and intellectual develop-ment and growth which is invaluable amongst children especially in today’s technology-driven and “instant-gratifi-cation” society. When children volunteer they are exposed to a variety of social and environmental issues which helps them to develop interests from an early age. Volunteering is helpful for youth to

BUILDING A LIFESTYLE OFVolunteering

COURTESY OF CENTRE OF PHILANTHROPY

By Jennifer Pitcher, Centre of Philanthropy


identify what they are passionate about and decide which career path they are interested to pursue.

Research indicates that children who volunteer develop a sense of com-munity responsibility. Fostering a habit of kindness teaches children not to overlook needs in their commu-nity. Children learn they have a responsibility to be part of the solution. Practicing kindness and volunteering encourages inquisitiveness as children reflect on issues in their community and how to ap-proach challenges in a thoughtful and productive manner. It also encourages a lifelong commitment to service - it’s true that children who volunteer earlier learn the importance of service and have a higher likelihood to get involved and give back to the community as teens and adults.

There are many volunteer oppor-tunities suitable for families with young children. Consider whether your children would prefer assisting with a one-time project such as collecting children’s books to donate to an organisation support-ing families and children (Teen Services). If they are interested to commit over a

longer time period then consider adopting a location to feed feral cats through Bermuda Feline Assistance Bureau (BFAB). Other examples for little ones to get involved include visiting seniors (Matilda Smith Williams Seniors Resi-dence, Packwood Home, Lorraine Rest Home, Westmeath Residential & Nursing Care Home); donating old toys to a thrift store (The Salva-tion Army); and grocery

shopping for seniors who may be housebound (“Adopt A Senior” with The Eliza Dolittle Society).

Help your children learn more about the cause they are interested to support and how to get involved by visiting The Centre on Philanthropy’s

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volunteer opportunities sup-porting over 135 non-profit organisations. With a few clicks you can navigate the site and

search for the perfect opportu-nity to engage your children in our

community.Once your children have decided

on an organisation or project they wish to get involved with be sure to have a conversation with them about what to expect. Be positive and enthusiastic about volunteering and your children will follow your lead. Explain what they’ll be doing, for how long, and highlight why the task is important (i.e., “when we clean up at the beach we make it more fun for everyone to enjoy”). Most importantly, have fun! Perhaps ask another family to volun-teer or invite your children’s friends to get involved.

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SOUND FAMILIAR?A woman with a once lush mane finds herself spending more time camouflag-ing the thinning areas on her scalp…

A man in his prime sees the telltale recession of his hairline or some pre-mature thinning of his crown…

Both of them see a reflection in the mirror that looks older than they feel.What’s next? Thanks to recent advances in hair loss diagnosis, medical

treatments, and hair restoration procedures, men and women who want to maintain, enhance or restore their hair now have many viable alternatives at their disposal.

The key is finding a knowledgeable and compassionate medical specialist who can help guide them to their goals.

By the time you’ve noticed some thinning, you’ve already lost up to 50 percent of the hair in that area. It’s therefore critical to get immediate help to address the loss at the earliest possible stage.

STEP #1: Seek a consultation.Should you ask your friend, a hairstylist, a doctor? The first, crucial step in protecting or restoring your hair is to visit with a reputable hair restoration physician.

Hair Thinning? Here’s the next step…

By Kyjuan H Brown, M.D & Alan J. Bauman, M.D.


During a one-on-one consultation with a doctor who specializes in hair loss, you can learn about the causes of hair loss and hair thinning. Non-invasive genetic hair loss testing and a microscopic scalp analysis may be performed. You can also learn about the various effective medical strategies and develop a realistic, results-oriented treatment plan to reach your goals.

If your treatment plan includes hair transplantation, you will learn how today’s advanced artistic microsurgical tech-niques comfortably restore hair in a way that is 100 percent undetectable and never ever “pluggy.”

STEP #2: A multi-therapy approach.It’s important to realize that hair transplantation isn’t the only option. A well-rounded multi-therapy approach includes non-invasive therapies to protect the hair you have:

• Propecia: FDA-approved prescription pills (for men) safely halt further hair loss and/or restores growth in 90% of patients

• Low Level Laser therapy: In-office or at-home treat-ments improve your hair without side effects

• Topical treatments: Lotions such as FDA-approved Minoxidil can add thickness and stimulate hair growth

• Nutritionals: Support hair growth and improve hair quality

• Stopping the progression of hair loss with non-invasive treatments is an important part of any hair restoration treatment plan.

Alan J. Bauman, M.D.Hair Restoration Physician

Now available in Bermuda via the Northshore Medical & Aesthetics Center, under the direction of Dr. Kyjuan H Brown, medical hair restoration is a viable option.

Dr. Kyjuan H. Brown successfully completed the Bauman Certified HairCoachMD™ Training Program, which edu-cates medical profes-sionals on how to detect and monitor male and female pattern hair loss, perform hair re-growth treatments, as well as provide patients with actionable information and effective preventa-tive treatment options.

STEP #3: Undetectable hair transplants. Should hair transplantation be recommended, healthy hair follicles from the back of the scalp are harvested individually and then transplanted into areas where thinning has oc-curred. Hair transplantation is a detailed, delicate procedure that requires not only technical skill but an artistic eye. Me-ticulous attention to detail delivers undetectable results.

Patients watch movies, eat lunch, listen to music, or nap during the process that may take several hours. Along with new less-invasive surgical techniques like the no-scalpel, no-stitch “FUE” with NeoGraft, patients can be assured that transplantation is a relatively pain-free procedure that heals quickly with minimal interruption in their routine.

STEP #4: Appropriate expectations. Within days the transplanted area is healed and hair growth begins in about two months. Visible changes can be appreci-ated in four to six months, with a full result in about a year. Some patients may require more than one session to reach their hair restoration goals. And the best part is that the trans-planted hair lives and grows permanently!


Mom and Dad, if your son or daughter has just started middle school, then welcome to your new role: ‘Personal Assistant’ (PA). Yes, I used to jokingly say this to my daughter: “Oh, I’m your PA now!” Or, I would tell my family and friends: “Yes, I’m the unofficial assistant and I must know her schedule and home-work deadlines better than my own stuff!”

Naturally, the response was a look of confusion and comments like “Oh, I think you are exaggerating. It can’t be that bad!”

But, the truth is—I am! And, if I am completely honest, it is a role I did not readily accept initially. (But, don’t push the panic button yet. Please be assured that we are in a better place since M1 and so will you! As with every new experience in life, it is a process and it is our responses to these new experiences that will deter-mine our successes or failures.)

Transitioning from Parent to

By Angela N. Young, BA, MS

“P.A.”!


When I am coaching my clients, I remind parents to take a deep breath before they react and simply reflect on their own teen years. Moms and Dads, if we are completely honest, we, too, like our sons’ and daughters’ did not have all of the answers. Instead, it was ‘trial and error’ until we found our rhythm. And to be fair, we have to give our teens the same grace period.

Students with weak executive skills, in particular, need more than just an ‘adjustment period’ and this is where a parent’s role evolves into a PA. As your teen’s PA, please allow me to share my top three tips to guide you along this academic year:

• Always check your teen’s planner/agenda. Your teen’s planner/agenda should be treated like gold. Everything you and your teen need to know regard-ing assignments and deadlines should be captured in the student’s planner/agenda. Don’t view this as a dreadful chore. After all, this one step can easily circumvent demerits and detentions!

• Go beyond the surface. In other words, don’t just simply ask “Do you have any homework today?” In-stead, take at least 15 minutes every school evening to review the contents of your teen’s planner/agen-da—with them! And, if there are any blanks, ask your teen to fill them. If they cannot, then coach them on how to get the answers they need. Here, they should be instructed to ask a classmate or even the teacher whether or not, an assignment was given for that specific subject. Do not give it a ‘blind eye’.

• Master the art of multi-tasking. Remember, in pri-mary school, you may have been given one or two assignments, but middle school requires a whole lot more! Yes, the art of multi-tasking will be a great strategy to aid all teens in completing multiple as-signments and more importantly, making deadlines!

While we want our teens to develop solid executive skills and ‘own’ their life journeys, the truth is we still need to stay close by. Sometimes, I feel I am my daugh-ters’ personal assistant and then, there are days I feel like her ‘wing man’. But, one thing I am confident of and it’s this: I’ve created an environment where she knows she can make mistakes and together we’ll figure it out!

I said this before in my previous article but it’s worth repeating. Moms and Dads, we are our teens’ first teachers. Through us, they garner insight, courage and strength. When we teach them, then they will truly fly like eagles—and become who God planned for them to be. We simply need to show them that we believe in them and therefore, they should believe in themselves too.

Angela N. Young, BA, MS, is the Founder and Presi-dent of iAspirationsTM Limited. To learn more about the KICSTM products and services, please contact Angela Young at 599-KICS or kicssystems.com.


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H ART EDUCATION

Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation 27 Jubilee Rd., Devonshire 542-9000 [email protected] www.kaf.bm

H DANCE

Bermuda African Dance Co. The Old Berkeley Institute, Berkeley Rd. Pembroke 296-3553 or 541-2645 or 505-1059 [email protected]

Bermuda School of Russian Ballet 293-4147 [email protected] www.balletbermuda.bm

Bermuda Donquil 799-0028

Bermuda Latin Vibes 705-8423 [email protected] www.bermudalatinvibes.com

Bermuda School of Russian Ballet 293-4147 or 295-8621 Studio 292-2192 [email protected] www.balletbermuda.com

Dancesations 91 Reid St., Hamilton 292-4100 [email protected] www.dancesations.bm

H&H Gombey Troupe 292-4544 [email protected]

In Motion School of Dance 71 Reid St., Hamilton 292-7615 [email protected] www.inmotion.bm

Jackson School of Performing Arts 15 Burnaby Street, Hamilton 292-5815 [email protected] www.jacksonsschool.com

K&K Somerset Gombey Troupe 234-2049

Keya’s Fun Approach 19 Chapel Rd., Paget 747-0920 [email protected]

PHC Majorettes & Drum Core PHC Field or BIU Hall 269-1276 or 734-9988

Prospect Twirlers Majorettes 299-5624 Sabor Dance School

Sabor Dance School Old Berkeley School, Pembroke 337-2267 www.bermudasalsa.com

Somerset School of Dance 135 Front Street & Masonic Lodge 234-2164 [email protected] www.somsertsetschoolofdancing.com

United Dance Productions 75 Court St., Alexandria Hall, Hamilton 295-9933 [email protected]

Warwick Gombey Troupe 236-6520

Warwick United Majorettes & Drum Core 298-5374

H MUSIC

Bermuda Drum & Percussion Institute 6 Washington St., Hamilton 295-1759 [email protected]

Bermuda Folk Club Spanish Point Boat Club, Spanish Point Rd., Pembroke 291-2070

Bermuda Islands Pipe Band 297-1805 or 332-1577 [email protected] or [email protected] www.bipb.bm

Bermuda Philharmonic Society 59 Front St., Hamilton 291-6690 [email protected]

Bermuda School of Music Old Berkeley School, Pembroke 296-5100 [email protected] www.musicschool.bm

Justified Piano Services & Pianos Plus Unit 12, 129 Front St. Hamilton 295-5964

Fundamental Music School 6 Park View Lane, Devonshire 292-4733 [email protected]

Joell’s Music School Corner of Court and Reid St., Hamilton 292-3388

Menuhin Foundation 295-4093 [email protected] www.menuhin.bm

Music Box 58 Rid St., Hamilton [email protected] 295-4839

Professor Eddie Ming’s Tiny Tots Drum & Rhythm Lab 6 Old Military Rd., St.George’s 297-8422 or 297-2874 [email protected]

RecorderJim Suite 158, 48 Par-La-Ville Rd., Hamilton 296-3211

Simons Music School Old Berkeley Campus, 23 Berkeley Rd., Pembroke 296-3211 [email protected] www.simonsmusicschool.com

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Bermuda International Film Festival 293-3456 Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society ‘Daylesford’, Dundonald St., Hamilton 292-0848

Bermudian Performing Arts Klinic 44 Happy Valley Rd. Pembroke 292-3597

Ruth Seaton James Center for the Performing ArtsCedarBridge Academy, 1 CedarBridge Ln., Devonshire 278-1582 [email protected]

TROIKA Suite 910, 48 Par-La-Ville Rd., Hamilton 537-7590 [email protected] www.troikabda.com

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Ander-Craft Products 16 St. Mary’s Rd., Warwick 236-1030

Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard 4 Maritime Lane, Dockyard 234-2809 [email protected] www.artbermuda.bm

Bermuda Craft Market 4 Maritime Lane, Sandys 234-3208 [email protected]

Bettys Needle Crafts 17 Duke of York St., St. George’s 297-8025 [email protected]

Chameau’s Dolls 292-1387 [email protected]

Just Clicked Gallery 95 Front St., Hamilton 292-3295 [email protected]

The Littlest Drawbridge 5 Clock Tower Parade, Sandys 234-6214 [email protected] www.littlestdrawbridge.free.bm

The Bounty 5 Old Maids Lane, St. George’s 297-2143 [email protected]

Needles Etc. 16 Water Street, St. George’s 297-5308 [email protected]

Sail on Bermuda 47 Front St., Hamilton 295-0808 [email protected]

Surprise 8 King’s Square, St. George’s 293-3208 [email protected] www.surprise.bm

Picture Perfect 227 Middle Road, Southampton 238-6621 or 238-3267 [email protected]

Xpressions 29 York Street, St. George’s 297-1173

H MARTIAL ARTS

Jiketsu Martial Productions Old Berkeley Institute, Berkeley Rd., Hamilton 705-7541 [email protected]

The Academy of Martial Arts 39 King St., Hamilton 292-5715 [email protected] www.tamadojo.com

Pak’s Dragon Tae Kwon Do Academy 117 Middle Rd., Paget 236-3924 or 505-8242

Bermuda Sanuces Harto Ryu Jiu Jitsu 202 Middle Rd., Southampton 238-1042 or 505-5307 [email protected]

Bermuda Shotokan Karate Do 191 North Shore Rd., Hamilton Parish 297-1056 or 337-2584

Dragon Tae Kwon Do Academy Gym 117 Middle Rd., Paget 236-3924

Traditional Okinawan School of Karate-Do 12 Old Military Road, St. George’s 297-2081 [email protected]

Bermuda Karate Institute 57 King St., Hamilton 292-2157 [email protected]

Zenji-Ryu Bermuda Karate Do 6 Vale Close, Hamilton 504-9994 [email protected]

Bermuda Arts & Fitness 19 Chapel Rd., Paget 295-4115 or 535-6040

Tabat-Ha Shotokan Karate-Do 295-0282

Bermuda Tae Kwan Do Association 5 North Shore Rd., Hamilton 292-4516 [email protected]

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Devonshire 4 Corkscrew Hill, Devonshire 292-2965

Lagoon Park 11 Long Bay Rd. Sandy’s 234-2488

Lyceum 191 North Shore Rd. Hamilton Parish 293-2365

Prospect 6 Friendship Lane, Devonshire 292-0543

Southampton 5 Middle Rd. Southampton 234-0642

St. David’s 18 Batttery Rd., St. David’s 297-0035

St. George’s 11 Old Military School, St.George’s 297-1510

St. John’s 1 Marsh Folly Road, Pembroke 292-3485

St. Paul’s 69 Middle Rd., Paget 236-9515

Warwick 68 Middle Rd., Warwick 236-1754

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Dalton E. Tucker 7 Middle Rd. Southampton 234-0713

East End Primary 6 Grenadier’s Lane, St.George’s 297-0038

Elliot 12 Hermitage Rd., Devonshire 236-3091

Francis Patton 19 North Shore Rd., Hamilton Parish 293-1840

Gilbert Institute 43 St. Michael’s Lane, Paget 236-4246

Harrington Sound 4 Harrington Sound Road, Smiths 293-0561

Heron Bay 184 Middle Rd., Southampton 238-0556

Northlands 9 Berkeley Road, Pembroke 292-7866

Paget 20 Ord Rd., Paget 236-7412

Port Royal 6 Church Road, Southampton 238-0257

Prospect 2 Old Military Road, Devonshire 292-1229

Purvis 44 St. Mary’s Road, Warwick 236-4634

Somerset 2 Gilbert Lane, Sandy’s 234-1440

St. David’s 2 Cashew City Road, St. David’s 297-1848

St. George’s Preparatory 20 Church Folly Road, St. George’s 297-0370

Victor Scott 4 Glebe Rd., Pembroke 292-1787

West End 43 Scott’s Hill Rd., Sandys 234-0006

West Pembroke 34 North Shore Road, Pembroke 292-5750

H MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Clearwater 2 St.David’s Road, St.David’s 293-5017

Dellwood 1 North Street, Pembroke 295-7404

Sandy’s 42 Scott’s Hill Rd., Sandys 234-1346

T.N. Tatem 60 Middle Rd., Warwick 238-1770

Whitney Institute 59 Middle Road, Pembroke 292-1021

H SENIOR SCHOOLS

Berkeley Institute 26 Berkeley Road, Pembroke 292-4752

Cedarbridge Academy 1 Cedarbridge Lane, Devonshire 296-5665

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NURSERY/PRESCHOOL

H PRIVATE SCHOOL

Adventureland Nursery & Preschool At Tivoli 45 Middle Rd. Warwick 238-8032 or 238-0208

Aerie’s Adventures Nursery & Preschool 121 Middle Rd. Devonshire 799-1504 [email protected] www.aeriesadventures.com

Aneesah’s Nursery & Preschool 76 Roberts Avenue, Devonshire 293-2731

Bermuda Montessori School 23 Rosemont Ave., Pembroke 292-7209 [email protected]

Bloomfield School 11 Manse Rd., Paget 232-4047

Bright Beginnings Nursery & Pre-School 53 South Rd. Smith’s 238-5160

Building Blocks Academy Citadel Bldg., 2nd Fl., 10 North St., Hamilton 295-4222 or 705-4222 [email protected] [email protected]

Busy Buddies Ebenezer Methodist Church, 7 York St., St. George’s 734-1499

Chatter Tots Discovery Zone 37 Cedar Hill, Warwick 232-4542

Chatterbox Preschool 10 Church Rd., Southampton 236-7190

Cornerstone Day Care & Preschool 62 Roberts Ave., Devonshire 292-7191 [email protected]

First Church of God Community Nursery & Preschool 1 First Church Ln., North Shore, East Pembroke 295-6785 or 293-9516

First Fruits 66 Scotts Hill Rd., Sandys 234-1887

Flying Start Nursery School Below Bahai Center, Hamilton 296-9818 [email protected]

Full Amour Christian Academy Nursery & Preschool 44 Morgan Rd., Warwick 236-3908 [email protected]

Happy Moments Nursery & Preschool 69 North Shore Rd., Hamilton Parish 737-8385 [email protected]

Hertiage Nursery & Preschool 59 Dundonald St. Hamilton 292-4681

Kiddie Academy II 7 Laffan St., Hamilton 292-4124 [email protected] www.kiddie-academy.com

Little Angels Nursery 115 Morgan’s Rd., Warwick 734-1820 [email protected]

Little Blessings Nursery 93 Spice Hill Rd., Warwick 236-1799 www.littleblessings.bm

Little Learners Nursery & Preschool 18 Woodlands Rd., Pembroke 292-8326 [email protected]

New Sunbeam Nursery 14 Battery Rd., St. George’s 297-2377 or 737-9374

Nu-Hope Nursery & Day Care 33 Green Acres Rd., Devonshire 236-1625

EDUCATION


Once Upon a Time Nursery School Chapter One 41 Church St., Hamilton 295-7713 www.once-upon-a-time.net

Once Upon a Time Nursery School Chapter Two 16-18 Woodbourne Ave., Pembroke 295-3421

Onion Patch Academy St. Paul AM., 59 Court St., Hamilton 296-6466 [email protected] www.opacademy.bm

Play With a Purpose Nursery School 1 Ord Rd. Warwick 236-4835

Rising Star Nursery 75 North Shore Rd., Hamilton Parish 238-0378 [email protected]

School House Nursery 14 Brighton Hill Rd., Devonshire 236-2830

Seasons Learning Centre 14 Dundonald St., Hamilton 297-8383 or 332-8383 [email protected] www.seasonslearningcentre.bm

Shining Stars Nursery & Day Care 28 Parsons Rd., Pembroke 747-5353

Stepping Stones Nursery & Preschool 5 Middle Rd., Devonshire 293-8031

Teeter Tots Nursery Astwood Hall, 49 Church St., Hamilton 295-6387 [email protected]

The Learning Zone 88 Somerset Rd., Sandys 234-8591 [email protected] www.tlz-bda.com

Tree Tops Preschool 133 South Rd., Paget 236-9281

Tree Tops Preschool II St. Anne’s Church hall, 26 Church Rd., Southampton 238-6025

Woodrose First Step Nursery & Preschool 16-18 Woodbourne Ave., Pembroke 295-3421

H PRIVATE PRIMARY/SECONDARY

Bermuda High School for Girls 19 Richmond Rd., Pembroke 295-6153 [email protected] www.bhs.bm

Bermuda Institute Middle Rd., Southampton 238-1566 www.bermudainstitute.com

British Private Schooling Avalon House, 3 Cedars Dr., Paget 236-1727

Chatmore Preparatory Windreach Lane, 57 Spice Hill Rd., Warwick 504-1890 or 505-0464 [email protected] www.familyfirstschools.com

Home School of Excellence Pembroke 335-3630

Impact Mentoring Academy The Flatts Village, Smiths 747-4621

Kingdom Academy 5 North Shore Rd., Pembroke 735-2809 [email protected]

Mount Saint Agnes Academy 19 Dundonald Street West, Hamilton 292-4134 [email protected] www.msa.bm

RHM School 15 Boundary Crescent, Devonshire 236-2319 or 236-2725 [email protected]

Saltus Grammar School 108 St. John’s Road, Pembroke 292-6177 [email protected] www.saltus.bm

Somersfield Academy 107 Middle Rd., Devonshire239-9797 [email protected] www.somsersfield.bm

Warwick Academy 117 Middle Rd., Warwick 236-1917 [email protected] www.warwickacad.bm

H ALTERNATE SCHOOLS

Adult Education School 16 Dundonald St., Hamilton 292-5809

C.A.R.E. Learning Centre 38 Mount Hill, Pembroke 295-0915 [email protected]

Hamilton Community Education & Development Programme 81 Court St., Hamilton 292-7735

St. George’s Community Educa-tion & Development Programme 2 Westcott Rd., Southside, St. David’s 297-0007

Warwick Community Education & Development Programme 72 Middle Rd., Warwick 236-0829

Baby Clothes, Accessories & Baby Gear for

Little Boys & Girls Newborn – 4T

109 Mullet Bay Road, St. GeorgesOpposite the playground

Telephone: 707-0997STORE HOURS

Tues, Thurs, Fri: 5:30pm – 7:30pmSat: 11:30am – 7:00pm

Baby Boutique

NEW in the East End!!


Movie Birthday Parties

Birthday Package includes:• Theatre exclusivity to your party so you can better

enjoy the movie. Watch one of the movies currently showing at the theatre or bring your own, we do the rest.

• Popcorn, Candy and Drinks (fountain soda) for children and small popcorn and small drink for adults.

• Free refills during the movie and cake time.

• No charge for children under 3 years. For every 10 children, free admission for 1 adult.

• Use the theatre for up to 30 minutes after the movie for cake and candies. All you supply is the cake or have it made by our own pastry chef. We do the clean up.

Times and Prices:• Parties are booked daily between 9am and

2pm (Party has to be completed by 2pm)

• A $100 deposit is due at booking. If you must cancel due to illness or weather, the deposit may be used to reschedule. Balance due at end of party.

• 3D parties $285.00 for the first 10 children, $14 each additional child and $14 each additional adult.

• 2D/DVD parties $265.00 for the first 10 children, $12 each additional child and $12 each additional adult

Note: For parties booked on a Sunday or Holidays there is an additional charge of $100

Pizza Trays are available as well as other Finger Foods.

Having a Party?Pizza Trays available

24 hrs notice required Reasonable Prices

Email or call for pricing

[email protected]

295-2751 ext 3(ask for Event Coordinator)

H ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Abracadabra Spanish Language School 292-9546 or 799-6611

Algoma’s School of Languages 48 Cedar Avenue, Hamilton 295-6267 [email protected]

Bermuda International Language School 7 Par-La-Ville Rd., Hamilton 296-5676 [email protected]

Bermuda National Youth Library 74 Church Street, Hamilton 295-0487 [email protected] www.bnl.bm

Bermuda Overcoming Learning Disabilities The Reading Clinic Serpentine Road, Pembroke 535-1288 [email protected] www.ldab.org

BSMART Foundation 295-6909 [email protected] www.bsmartfoundation.org

Cranleigh School of Languages 22 Church St. Hamilton 292-3458 [email protected]

C.A.R.E. Learning Centre 38 Mount Hill Road, Pembroke 292-0915 [email protected]

Learning Disabilities Association of Bermuda 535-1288 [email protected] www. ldab.org

Learning World, The 15 Farmstead Lane, Southampton 234-6068 or 335-5089 [email protected] www.tlwbda.com

Literacy Matters 535-8035

Literati Literacy Tutoring 704-0664 [email protected]

Oxford Learning 66 King Street, Hamilton 296-6060 [email protected] oxfordlearning.com

EDUCATION

Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 4pm – 10pm

Friday 4pm – midnight Saturday 12noon-midnight

Sunday 12noon – 8pm

We offer bowling by appointment for any groups wishing

to bowl outside of our regular hours of operation. Hours are subject to change, based on demand.

Phone: (441) 297-2727 Email: [email protected]

27 Southside Rd. St. David’s DD03


The same rests true with youth today. TAKE A STAND FOR YOUTH! VOLUNTEER!

Give us the things you said you wanted!

When you were young, you wanted adults to:

✓ Believe in You✓ Love You

✓ Encourage You✓ Spend Time With You

For more information on becoming a Mirrors volunteer or to support the Stand for Youth Campaign, please call (441) 294-9291 or email [email protected]

Reading Clinic 54 Serpentine Road, Pembroke 292-3938 readingclinic.bm

H AFTER SCHOOL/YOUTH PROGRAMS

Bermuda Boys Brigade 69 Middle Rd., Paget 236-9349 or 236-5672 [email protected] www.bermudaboysbrigade.com

Bermuda Girls in Training 41 Church St., Hamilton 292-0418 Bermuda Junior Service League 332-2575 [email protected]

Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society 11 Washington St. Hamilton 295-5584 [email protected] www.bmds.bm

Bermuda Scouts Association 1 Admiralty Lane, Hamilton 292-6052

Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps 13 Malabar Rd., Sandys 234-0979 1 Convict Bay Lane, St. George’s 297-1975 www.seacadets.bm

Bermuda Regiment Cadets 238-8206

Bermuda Toastmasters 291-5757 www.bermudacommunity.com/toastmasters

Bermuda’s Youth Sports Programme 2 Lovers Lane, Paget 238-3413 [email protected] Web: www.bysp.bm

H COMMONWEALTH YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM

Wesley Methodist Church 295-9460 [email protected]

Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme 537-4868 [email protected] www.theaward.bm

Girls Brigade St. Paul’s Church, Paget 292-6493 [email protected]

Girl Guiding UK Lady Asser Hut, 19A Richmond Road, Pembroke 292-0675 [email protected] www.girlguiding.bm

L’Ecole Service After School Care 5 North Shore Rd., Hamilton 292-7948

Ministry of Youth and Sport At various Government Schools 734-0237

Outward Bound Bermuda 7 Paget Island, St. George’s 297-8151

St. John’s Ambulance Cadets 21 Point Finger Rd., Paget 236-7831 [email protected]

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Telephone: 292-2638

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Island Spice Restaurant

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238-7944

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Spaces Available forInfants to 5 year-olds

“Every Child is Special”C. Nicole Renfroe, Director

59 Dundonald Street, Hamilton HM 10

Telephone: [email protected]

H MUSEUMS

Bermuda Aquarium Museum & Zoo 40 North Shore Rd., Smith’s 293-2727 [email protected] www.bamz.org

Bermuda Maritime Museum 15 Keep Yard, Sandys 234-1418 or 234-1333 [email protected] www.buei.org

Bermuda National Gallery City Hall, 2nd Fl., Church St. Hamilton 295-9428 www.bng.bm

Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute 40 Crow Lane, Hamilton292-7219 [email protected] www.buei.org

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art Botanical Gardens, Paget 299-4000 www.bermudamasterworks.com

H ACTIVITIES/ATTRACTIONS

Adventure Mini Golf 12 Industrial Park Road, Southampton 238-8800

Crystal Caves of Bermuda 8 Crystal Caves Rd., Hamilton Parish 293-0640 [email protected] ww.caves.bm

Dolphin Quest Bermuda Dockyard Terrace Dockyard 234-4464 [email protected]

FunGolf Royal Naval Dockyard 400-7888 [email protected] www.fungolf.bm

Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation 27 Jubilee Rd., Devonshire 542-9000 [email protected] www.kaf.bm

Liberty Theatre 49 Union Plaza, Hamilton 292-7296 [email protected] www.libertytheatre.bm

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art Botanical Gardens, Paget 299-4000 www.bermudamasterworks.com

FAMILY FUN

Neptune Cinema Dockyard, Sandys 234-2923 [email protected] www.libertytheatre.bm

Olde Towne Railway 1 King’s Square, St. George’s 297-5001 [email protected] or www.oldetownerailway.com

Pop up Playroom National Sports Centre 504-5857 [email protected] www.bermudapalayroom.com

Snorkel Park 7 Maritime Lane, Sandys 234-3100 [email protected] www.snorkelparkbeach.com

Speciality Cinema & Grill 12 Church St. Hamilton292-2135 [email protected] www.specialitycinema.bm

Strykz Bowling Lounge 27 South Side Rd., St. Davids 297-2727 [email protected]

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#whoandwhatsonyourcaseWarwick Lanes 47 Middle Rd., Warwick 236-5290

WindReach Bermuda Windreach Ln., 57 Spice Hill Rd., Warwick 238-2469

X-Clue-Sive Creations Visual Arts Centre 296-1676 [email protected]

We carry a large supply of party decorations and supplies for your

special occasion

Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 9am-5pm Sun 10am-1pm

PARTY PLUS63 South Road - Devonshire DV 08

236-7244 [email protected]

Please pre-order Balloons

The Onionpatch Academy

Tel. 441.29-ONION (296-6466) • Fax. 441.236.5912www.opacademy.bm • [email protected]

Ages 3 months – 5 years • Open 7:30AM – 6PM


ALLERGY

H Allergy Clinic of Bermuda Healthways’, 1 Cedar Ave. Pembroke 292-3230 [email protected]

Bermuda Asthma and Allergy Support Group55 Dundonald Street, Hamilton 799-4695

Bermuda Autism Support & Education Society534-0306 [email protected] www.bermudaautism.org

H PEDIATRICIANS

Edgewood Pediatric Services Woodbourne Hall, 1 Gorham Rd., Hamilton 295-8000 [email protected] www.edgewoodpediatrics.com

Community Services

Meet-A-Mum Association291-3799 www.mama.bm

The Committee of 25 for Handicapped Children292-4325

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda292-2802 [email protected]

Parent Awareness Resources for Edu-cating, Nuturing and Training Skills292-6147 or 292-6148

The Fathers’ Resource Centre237-1177

The Womens’ Resource Centre295-3882

Child & Adolescent Services236-3770

The Institute for Child and Family Health292-7675

Dr. Ayesha Peets-Talbot 44 Point Finger Rd., Paget 296-7296

Wee Care Pediatrics 7 Elliott St., Hamilton 296-3032 www.bermudaweecare.com

Bermuda Diabetes Association 46 Point Finger Road, Paget 236-3668 [email protected]

Bermuda Heart Foundation & Core Heart Health 232-7812 www.mybermudaheart.bm [email protected]

King Edward Memorial Hospital 7 Point Finger Rd., Paget 236-2345 Gosling (Children’s Ward) 239-2014; Maternity Ward 239-1325; Emergency Department 239-2009

ACCEPTING new PATIENTS

PEDIATRIC SERVICES General Pediatric Care

(Birth to 21yrs) School Physicals and

Adolescent Care No Referrals Needed

ADULT SERVICES Internal Medicine Consultations Specializing in Chronic Disease

Management: Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol

Specializing in Obesity and Weight-Loss Management

Adult Appointments by Referral only

CALL today

44 Point Finger Rd, Paget, DV04 BermudaPh: 441-296-7296 | Fax: 441-296-7287

Dr. Ayesha Peets Talbot, MD DABIM FAAP

Consultant Physician, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics

Board Certi� ed in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

& Obesity Medicine

Fellow of American Society of Bariatric Physicians

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Open Airways 232-0264 [email protected] www.openairways.com

Ultimate Imaging Diagnostic ServicesInternational Centre, Suite 308, 2 6 Bermudiana Rd., Hamilton 297-6863 [email protected] www.ultimateimaging.bm

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Would you be ready for an Emergency or crisis in your community?Do you have a family plan?

Do you have a fully stocked first aid kit?

Are you CPR/First Aid trained?

Are you interested in learning more about preparedness and response?

Would you consider being a preparedness or response volunteer?Call or email us if you want more information on the above or more….

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BERMUDA RED CROSS Charleswood, 9 Berry Hill Road Paget, DV 03 T 236-8253, F 441 236 8267 [email protected] www.bermudaredcross.com

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Sports & Fitness

H ARCHERY

National Archery Association 26 Victoria St., Hamilton 504-2337

H BADMINTON

Bermuda Badminton Association 299-5177 or 334-9265 [email protected] YAO Baseball

H BASKETBALL

Bermuda Basketball Association 293-3340 or 236-0392 [email protected]

H BOWLING

Bermuda Bowling Federation 298-5184 [email protected]

H CRICKET

Bermuda Cricket Board of Control 9 Gorham Rd., Hamilton 292-8958 [email protected] www.cricket.bm

Somerset Cricket Club 6 Cricket Lane, Somerset 234-6327 [email protected]

St. George’s Cricket Club 56 Wellington Slip Road, St. George’s 297-0516 [email protected]

Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club 5 Duck’s Puddle Drive, Bailey’s Bay 293-8064 or 293-8065

Bermuda Cricket Board of Control 292-8958 [email protected]

St. David’s County Cricket Club 41 Battery Road, St. David’s 297-0449

H CYCLING

Bermuda Bicycle Association 34 Church St., Hamilton799-8614 [email protected] www.bermudabicycle.org

H EQUESTRIAN

Bermuda Equestrian Federation 15 Front St., Hamilton234-0485 [email protected] www.bef.bm

Spiceland Riding School

H FENCING

Bermuda Fencing Federation 291-1499 or 334-9349 [email protected]

FOOTBALL

Bermuda Football Associa-tion 48 Cedar Avenue, Hamilton 295-2199 [email protected]

Futsal

H GOLF

Bermuda Junior Golf As-sociation 295-9972 [email protected] www.bermudagolf.org

H GYMNASTICS

Bermuda Gymnastics As-sociation St. David’s 295-0589 [email protected]

H HOCKEY

Bermuda Field Hockey Association 292-7979

Bermuda Hockey Association 292-7212

H GO KART

Bermuda Karting Club 236-8188 www.bermudakartingclub.com

H MOTOCROSS/MOTORCYCLE

Bermuda Motocross Club 296-2566

Motorcycle Racing Club 735-6436 [email protected]

H NETBALL

Bermuda Netball Association [email protected] www.bermudanetball.bm

H RUGBY

Bermuda Rugby Football Association 295-0071 [email protected]

H SAILING/WATERSPORTS

Bermuda Sailing Association 12 Reid St., Hamilton 295-7935 [email protected] www.bermudasail.bm


TOYS

Solid Foundations for a Lifetime

S.M.A.R.T.After SchoolScientific data-basedand documented success

BollywoodDance Academy

Children and Adults

BSMART FOUNDATION

SMARTFun Camps

Next Camp: Oct. 2014

www.bsmartfoundation.org

ProfessionalDevelopment

Workshops

Infant & ToddlerDevelopment Programs

SchoolPTA MeetingsHosted at BSMART

Somerset Bridge, Sandy’s 234-1964 or 234-3354 [email protected]

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club 295-2214 [email protected] www.rbyc.bm

Royal Hamilton Amateur Dingy Club 25 Pomander Road, Paget 236-2250 [email protected] www.rhadc.com

Sandy’s Boat Club 234-5534 or 234- 2248

St. George’s Dinghy & Sports 24 Cut Road, St. George’s 297-1612

H SQUASH

Bermuda Squash Racquets Associa-tion 111 Middle Road, Devonshire 292-6881 [email protected] www.bermudasquash.com

H TENNIS

Bermuda Table Tennis Association 295-2185 Bermuda Tennis Foundation 296-2554

Manders Island Tennis Academy 333-2936 [email protected] www.mandersislandtemmis.com

H TRACK & FIELD

Bermuda Track & Field Association 53 Church St., Hamilton 296-0951 [email protected]

Swan’s Running Club 299-5819

H SWIMMING

Aqua Mania Swimming 33 Paddock Dr. Warwick HK 04 234-3484 [email protected] www.aquamania.bm

Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association 48 Par-La-Ville Rd., Hamilton 292-1713 [email protected] www.basa.bm

Dolphin Swim Team 292-0236 [email protected] www.dolphins.bm

Sharks Swim Club 292-9752

Splash Zone 504-7946 [email protected] www.splashzone.bm

Swimming Instinct St. George 297-8062 [email protected] www.swimminginstinct.com

H ROWING

Bermuda Rowing Association 296-2299 www.bermudarowing.com

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KID FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS

TOYS

Annex Toys Phoenix Centre, Reid St., Hamilton 279-5450

Comic Stop Emporium Bldg., 69 Front St., Hamilton 292-6642

Daisy & Mac 27 Queen St., Hamilton 295-7477

Gorhams Ltd 62 St. John’s Rd. Pembroke 295-1550 [email protected] www.gorhams-ltd.com

Island Puzzles 10 Breezyway Ln. Smiths 335-5678 [email protected] www.islandpuzzles.com

Off The Wall Hobbies 13 Laffan St. Pembroke 293-5200 [email protected]

People’s Pharmacy -Little People’s Too 62 Victoria St. Hamilton 292-8697 [email protected] littlepeoples.bm

Robertson’s Drug Store 24 York St., St. George’s 297-1828

Treats of Bermuda Washington Mall West Hamilton 296-1123

Bone Fish Bar & Grill 6 Dockyard Terrace, Royal Naval Dockyard 234-5151 www.bonefish.bm

Café Ten Dundonald Street, Hamilton 295-0857

Flanagan’s Irish Pub 69 Front St., Hamilton 295-8299 www.flanagans.bm

Henry VIII 69 South Road, Southampton 238-1977 [email protected] www.henrys.bm

KFC 21 Queen Street, Hamilton 296-4532

La Trattaria 22 Washington Ln., Hamilton 295-1877

Lobster Pot Corner of Gorhams Rd. and Bermudiana 292-6898

Mr Chicken 27 Queen Street, Hamilton292-6109 Heron Bay Plaza, Southampton238-2319 17 Watlington Rd., East Devon-shire232-6109

Paraquet South Shore Rd., Paget 236-9742

TOYS

Pickled Onion 53 Front St. Hamilton 295-2263 www.thepickledonion.com

Pizza House Southside, St. Davids293-5700 Shelly Bay Plaza, Hamilton293-8465 Heron Bay Plaza, Southampton238-2753

Portofino 20 Bermudiana Rd., Hamilton 292-2375 www.portofino.bm

Robin Hood 25 Richmond Rd., Pembroke 295-3314 www.robinhood.bm

Rosa’s 121 Front St., Hamilton 295-1912

Speciality Inn 4 South Rd., Smiths 236-3133

Swizzle Inn 87 South Shore Road, Warwick236-7459 Bailey’s Bay, Hamilton Parish293-1854 www.swizzleinn.com

Tribe Road Kitchen 734-1637 www.trk.com

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FASHION

AS Cooper 295-3951 www.ascooper.bm

Aqua Design Bermuda The Black Purl 129 Front Street, Hamilton 599-5118 [email protected] www.aquadesignbermuda.com

Bermuda Linens & Gifts 16 Somers Wharf, St. George’s

296-0189 www.bermudalinens.com

Bermuda School Uniforms 11 Union St., Hamilton 292-6038 www.uniforms.bm

Daisy & Mac 27 Queen Street, Hamilton 295-7477 www.daisyandmac.com

Family Affair Boutique 6 Washington St., Hamilton 295-3378

Gibbons Company 21 Reid St., Hamilton 295-0022 www.gibbons.bm

Heaven Sent Baby Boutique 5 Elliot St., Hamilton 295-2229

FASHION

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Call us at 292-9168 Another Level Audio

Laffan Street, Hamilton7 days a week

Irish Linen Shop 31 Front St. Hamilton 295-4089

Kids 2000 34 Court St., Hamilton 296-4401 [email protected]

Little Wonders Baby Boutique

Nest Maternity “Six” 6 Dundonald St., Hamilton 296-6378 [email protected] www.nestbermuda.com

Pirates Port 7 Reid St., Hamilton 292-1080 [email protected]

SideKicks 3 Somerset Rd., Sandys234-5425 www.sidekicks.bm

Soccer Plus 69 Front St., Hamilton 292-1305 [email protected]

Great Value and Affordable Prices Every Day

Washington Mall, HamiltonOpen 9 to 5:30

Phone: 292-1080

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