BTA celebrates over 100 experiences ahead of Masterworks closing party
From art set to music to a 5K through Hamilton, there’s still more to experience this October
Art Month is running right through October, with the BNG Run for the Arts 5K taking to the streets of Hamilton as part of another weekend of art, music and experiences across Bermuda.
There is still plenty ahead. The final days bring visual art and classical music together, take painting underground at Grotto Bay, and culminate in a special celebration of the artists and cultural partners who have brought Art Month to life.
A LOOK AHEAD
October 24 | Art Drop Bermuda Presents: Harmonious Hues
Visual art meets live classical music at Gosling’s Wine Cellar, pairing works by local artists with a performance by cellist Isaiah Free-Pennington.
October 25 | BNG Run for the Arts 5K
Run or walk through Hamilton in support of Bermuda National Gallery’s education programmes and public art initiatives in North East Hamilton.
October 25 | Sip & Paint in the Caves
Local artist Carlos Santana Dill leads another intimate painting session inside Grotto Bay’s Prospero Cave.
October 30 | The Final Frame: Bermuda Art Month Closing Celebration
Art Month closes at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda with an evening of art, music and connection. Highlights include an exclusive tour of the museum’s Permanent Collection vault, an interactive art experience with Bermudian artist Nahshon Hollis, and the unveiling of paintings created by local artists across Bermuda throughout the month. Guests can also enjoy music by DJ Kori Minors and curated cocktails and mocktails. The celebration runs from 4:30 to 8:00 PM and is complimentary and open to all.
A MONTH MADE TOGETHER
More than 100 experiences have brought artists, galleries, museums, cultural organisations, tourism partners, residents and visitors together across Bermuda — taking art into caves, hotels, restaurants and public spaces while celebrating the galleries and museums at the heart of the island’s arts community.
“Art Month comes to life because so many people choose to be part of it,” said Jasmine Furbert, Director of Visitor Experience at the Bermuda Tourism Authority. “To the artists who shared their work, the galleries and museums that welcomed us in, the partners and venues that created space for these experiences, and everyone who came out to enjoy them — thank you. It has been wonderful to see Bermuda come together around the arts, and we hope people will keep exploring right through the end of the month.”
Come curious. There’s still more to discover.
Art Month continues through October 31. The full Art Month calendar, tickets, booking information and final event details are available at GoToBermuda.com.
About the Bermuda Tourism Authority: The Bermuda Tourism Authority is an independent, private-sector organisation responsible for the marketing and promotion of Bermuda as a world-class tourism destination. Working closely with industry partners and stakeholders, the BTA seeks to grow year-round visitation, drive economic impact and showcase Bermuda’s unique culture, people and experiences.
