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Chautauquans don’t talk nearly so much about the weather as they do about their next meal and where it’s coming from. There’s lots to talk
Chautauqua has always been a uniquely American experiment. Independence Day has been celebrated nearly 150 times since Chautauqua’s beginnings in 1874, and each of those
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the Carnahan-Jackson Dance Studio, Chautauquans line the barres for ballet courses offered through Special Studies. Led by School of
Lunchtime Tuesday on Bestor Plaza turned even more festive than a typical sunny summer day at Chautauqua, as dancers from Dance Theatre of Harlem held
Staff Photos by Dave Munch Ideas sparked in Chautauqua County classrooms five months ago completed the final leg of a long journey last week, arriving
Chautauqua was alive with activity leading up to the start of the 2022 Summer Assembly season. In a span of two weeks, over 1,000 Chautauqua
Parsons Dance takes the stage Monday in the Amphitheater to present a preview of “THE ROAD,” which is set to premiere this November. Parsons Dance
The Thule Adult Swedish Folk Dance Team dances with music played by Svenska Spelman under the Culinary Week tent Tuesday in Miller Park. The Scandinavian
The Roots take center stage for their double-bill performance with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Saturday in the Amphitheater. KRISTEN TRIPLETT/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER KRISTEN TRIPLETT -
Jaya Dhand and Olivia Cornelius perform in “When We Gather Beneath the Big Sky,” choreographed by Joseph Jefferies. KRISTEN TRIPLETT/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER KRISTEN TRIPLETT - STAFF