Don Blom, former associate executive director at the National School Boards Association, and Sherry Blom, retired architect, spent a great deal of their adulthood in
In recent years, Chautauqua Institution’s arts education initiatives have grown to include several art forms offered to students and educators in Chautauqua County beyond the
John “Jack” Connolly Jr. considers the Institution home. “Growing up, my first nine years of school I was (in Chautauqua County) all year round,” Connolly
LORI HUMPHREYS GUEST WRITER Reporter’s note: This week, Chautauquans will explore “The Forgotten: History and Memory in the 21st Century.” This theme offers the chance
Every year, the Institution attracts hundreds of students who spend their summer taking part in one of the elite fine and performing arts programs offered
New team members for the 2018 Chautauqua Fund’s volunteer leadership group, from left, are Susie Kuhn, Chair of the Bestor Society, Katie Prechtl Cooke, Chair
Chautauqua Piano Program Co-Chairs John Milbauer, left, and Nicola Melville on Sunday, July 29, 2018 outside of the Amphitheater. HALDAN KIRSCH/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER On Sunday, July
Deirdre and Dave Anderson are shown on their porch Wednesday, July 25, 2018. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR The Edward L. Anderson Jr. Foundation has been offering
In 1875, co-founder of Chautauqua Institution Lewis Miller shipped his cottage from Akron, Ohio, to the grounds, according to Jeffrey Simpson, author and editor of
Johnnetta Betsch Cole works for Cook Ross consulting firm, which specializes in helping organizations improve, among many areas, diversity and inclusion. At 12:30 p.m.
If the Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees and President Michael E. Hill were looking for the perfect candidate to strengthen relations between the Institution and