Umbrellas, raincoats and galoshes were the accessories of choice for Chautauquans this week, as heavy showers turned the brick walk into a river and routine
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What makes Chautauqua homes unique is less the snaking porches and froths of gingerbread trim, and more the property deeds proudly displayed in front foyers:
Igor Gersh works Aug. 22 at Potter Violins in Washington D.C. where he is working part-time following his time at Chautauqua this season. JEROME SKISCIM
When Deb Pines was writing for the New York Law Journal and one of her friends was working as a law clerk to a federal
When Bobbie and Joe Lewis first stayed at the Everett Jewish Life Center in Chautauqua in 2014, they enjoyed the classic continental breakfast fare: yogurt,
On the grounds, Chautauquans are free to walk into many of the performances given by festival school students. The students may spend only a few
Members of the male quartet group The Praetzel Brothers Aaron Praetzel, left, Brian Praetzel, Gray Cullen and Sean Praetzel perform "What a Day for a
For a woman who specializes in hospitality, it is no surprise Amber Blashak has made Chautauqua Institution home in her new role as director of
The cataclysm of World War II claimed the lives of 50 to 80 million human beings. As a broken world tried to put itself back
Jeff Zellers grew up spending his summers around Chautauqua Lake with his family at the Institution. Zellers said it’s fun to think about his progress
Continuing a new tradition launched in 2017, Chautauqua Institution will host the Winter Village at Chautauqua on selected weekends starting Nov. 23 through New Year’s
Nick and Sandi Stupiansky had an old, defunct wine cooler. So they decided to make a library. Like If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,
Some may describe it as bric-a-brac, but really it’s treasure with a cause. The Alumni Association of the CLSC raised $8,800 from this year’s annual
Each year, at the end of the season, five Chautauquans are honored for their service and dedication to the Institution. What all of them, living
Although their show is set in the chilly northeastern United States, members of Friends of Chautauqua Theater hope their staged reading of Almost, Maine will
The Massey Memorial Organ will be silent for the rest of the 2018 season. Amphitheater crew members, including head of audio Chris Dahlie (with fire