The Ducking Stool reenactments have returned to the Town of St. George for the 2026 season, with performances taking place from March 30th through October 30th, 2026. The event remains an integral part of the town’s ongoing efforts to preserve its colonial heritage and offer visitors an authentic glimpse into Bermuda’s past.
Visitors are invited to explore the unique history and culture of the Town of St. George while experiencing the Ducking Stool reenactment, which showcases how corrective measures were historically used to manage wayward towne folk, accompanied by the Town Crier.
The Ducking Stool reenactment continues to be a highlight of the town’s cultural calendar, offering visitors the opportunity to experience a unique slice of Bermuda’s history and traditions.
Ordnance Island, located in the heart of the town, serves as the perfect starting point for visitors exploring St. George’s historic landmarks. From the Bermuda National Trust Museum to the historic Towne Hall dating back to 1797, guests can discover numerous colonial-era buildings all within walking distance of Ordnance Island. Towne Hall, in particular, remains a notable landmark at the centre of the town and a must-see destination for visitors to St. George’s.