Week Three saw the CHQ Olympics — a series of fun, silly competitions much less serious than those in ancient Greece. Throughout the week, Chautauquans
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Eleanor Clift Last July, an injury temporarily sidelined multimedia political pundit, The Daily Beast columnist and author Eleanor Clift, preventing her from giving the Chautauqua
Welcome to the fourth week of our 146th Assembly. From last week’s exhilarating experiences in partnership with National Geographic Society, we now turn to a different
Photo by Buffalo Drone Photography Town of Ellery, only entity to decline signing MOA, has herbicide permit denied by NYSDEC After several years of disagreement
From left, Erie Insurance President & CEO Tim NeCastro, City of Erie Mayor Joe Schember, Penn State Behrend Educational Equity and Diversity Program Assistant Director
A Chautauqua Boys’ and Girls’ Club tradition is back for another season: the Water Olympics. At 2 p.m. today, July 12,Club will be holding its
Terry Mosher will lead a workshop on bird-inspired poetry today in the Roger Tory Peterson outdoor classroom. Birds, with their colorful feathers, unique calls and
Amy Gardner Amy Gardner is looking forward to her new position as the associate vice president for major and planned gifts at the development office and
For a moment, no one breathed. The Hall of Christ was filled to the brim with soccer fans on the edge of their seats,
Heads-up all book lovers and porch sitters: “Porch Reads 2019” is the topic for this week’s Chautauqua Speaks program sponsored by the Chautauqua Women’s
Laura Currie Laura Currie has served Chautauqua Institution for over a decade; first on the board of trustees, then the Chautauqua Foundation Board of Directors
For a moment, no one breathed. The Hall of Christ was filled to the brim with soccer fans on the edge of their seats, eyes glued
Submitted Photo One in eight bird species is threatened with extinction, according to BirdLife International’s 2018 report, “The State of the World’s Birds.” The situation is
Betsy Bergeson Since she arrived at Chautauqua Institution in 2015, Supervisor of Gardens and Landscapes Betsy Burgeson has been leading a green revolution of the gardens
Today, Chautauquans can swarm into Smith Wilkes Hall for an un-bee-lievable Bird, Tree & Garden Club talk on beekeeping. Three beekeepers will present “The
Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill talks about 150 Forward, Chautauqua’s strategic plan, during an information session Thursday, July 4, 2019 in the Hall of