Editorial policy

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What we list. Public events in Bermuda: anything a member of the public can attend, free or paid — concerts, markets, matches, fêtes, services, talks, tours, community meetings. We do not list private functions, recruitment schemes, or anything unlawful. Ordinary inclusion is free and cannot be bought — or lost — through advertising decisions.

Where listings come from. Every listing traces to a public source (linked on the page) or a named submitter who vouched for it. We write our own short descriptions rather than copying text from other sites. Automation proposes events, and a person reviews every submission and every listing from an open web source before it goes live. Listings taken directly from an organiser's own feed or a ticketing platform's own feed (currently G-Pass, Premier Tickets, RaceDayWorld, the Jewish Community of Bermuda, BUEI, the Bermuda National Trust and Masterworks) publish automatically, exactly as that source states them, and link back to it. If one is wrong, report it and we fix it.

Ordering. The main lists are chronological. Nothing moves up the organic list because someone paid; featured placements are separate and labelled.

Corrections. Anyone can report a problem from any event page. Cancellations and date changes take priority and are usually fixed the same day. Organisers receive a private correction link when their event is published.

Mistakes. When we get something wrong we fix the listing, and material changes are kept in an internal audit history.

Questions: hello@ferryreachtech.com