Photos & Videos: King Charles III Visits City Hall
King Charles III visited City Hall in Hamilton, Bermuda, on May 1 as part of his official visit to the island, where he engaged with local artisans and artists. The visit showcased Bermuda's cultural heritage and featured a curated selection of works from the Spring into Art exhibition.
King Charles III visited City Hall in Hamilton on May 1 as part of his official visit to Bermuda. Upon arrival, he was formally 'cried in' by the City of Hamilton's Town Crier, Ed Christopher. The Mayor, Charles Gosling, introduced King Charles III to local artisans, including stonecutter Laurence Mills and Bermuda cedar artisan Darius Richardson. King Charles III also viewed a selection of works from the Spring into Art exhibition and met young Bermudian artists. The City presented him with a handcrafted Bermuda cedar bowl crafted by Steven DeSilva. The visit concluded with a walkabout to greet schoolchildren before departing City Hall.
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