“I’m from Santa Monica, I took a Jet Blue and it went really fast. Now I’m at Chautauqua,” 3-year-old Rex Bulette explained to Chautauqua
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On Tuesday, July 30, community members were invited to the Miller Edison Cottage and Garden in appreciation of their generous philanthropic efforts to preserve and
Have you ever attended a lecture and found yourself surrounded by people knitting? Well, it’s very possible that the items you saw them making are
Some years ago, Al Akin boarded Willie Nelson’s tour bus at Chautauqua Institution to chat. “Not too many police officers get a chance to get
Threaded through Chautauqua Institution’s 750 acres of land is an abundance of gardens — while diverse in size, flora and theme, they all contribute to
The annual Chautauqua Music Camps taking place throughout Week Eight have been sponsored by the Winifred Crawford Dibert Foundation for more than two decades. Founded
Jack Gulvin walked up to a staghorn sumac shrub on Massey Avenue and took a bite out of the berries growing in a cluster shaped
At the second and final Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees Open Forum, the health of Chautauqua Lake — and the Institution’s role in its restoration
Robert Hopper expresses his concerns about trash pick-up and fairly sharing the roads between pedestrians and bikers, topics lots of other members also inquired about,
Louden For universities, Master of Fine Arts programs are moneymakers. Many have been creating new M.F.A. visual arts programs, adding specialties, broadening and deepening course
As the 2019 season comes to a close, for four trustees, this marks the end of an era. Don Boswell, Carolyn Byham, Bonnie Gwin and
The normal traffic of Bestor Plaza slowed as Chautauquans passed by easels and chalk drawings. As people started to wonder what the supplies were for,
Bonner Monday, June 24, was the first day of the 2019 season for Chautauqua Institution’s Children’s School and Boys’ and Girls’ Club. On feet, scooters,
Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill delivers his Annual President's Address Sunday, Aug. 4, 2019 near the School of Art. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR Bestor Society
When Nellie Gardner looks at nature, she perceives it in all of its complexity. She remembers species’ evolutions. She thinks about how each plant interacts
Rick and Susie Rieser pose for a portrait on the porch of the Atheneum Hotel on Aug 5, 2019. The Rieser's sponsored a Morning Lecture