Boys’ and Girls’ Club Plus is a new aspect of the traditional Boys’ and Girls’ Club for the 2018 season. Young Chautauquans have the opportunity
Recreation & Youth
Boys’ and Girls’ Club Water Olympics finished with a scream-off to decide who won. The Water Olympics took place Thursday, July 26, at Club’s waterfront.
As Chautauqua explores Week Five’s theme, “The Ethics of Dissent,” those in the CLSC Young Readers Program will be exploring the same theme by reading
As they walked onto Sharpe Field, pop music was blasting, and teenagers were dancing and singing. That meant the Grilled Cheeselers were warming up to
The annual Boys’ and Girls’ Club Carnival last Thursday, July 19, taught kids how to spend their tickets wisely and have fun at the same
Fans of Boys’ and Girls’ Club may have heard of a new initiative: Club Plus. Club, the traditional model, is designed more for the outdoors
Reading Cloud and Wallfish by Anne Nesbet, a fictional book based on Nesbet’s real experience in East Germany, is a great chance for kids to
Karen Dawson, Laura Dawson and Jennifer Bradham, a family preparing for the Old First Night Run/Walk, pose in front of Sports Club, Friday, July 6,
Before the 2018 Chautauqua season began, four of Chautauqua Opera Company’s Young Artists performed an opera in county schools. Four weeks into the season,
In a week exploring “The Art of Play,” Chautauquans of all ages were invited to take part in the CHQ Olympics. The friendly competition included
The Boys’ and Girls’ Club Track and Field events Wednesday, July 11, encouraged fun and competition. The main event was the counselor relays, and the
The Chautauqua All-Stars v. Jamestown Jammers wasn’t a blowout like most expected on Tuesday, July 10. The Jamestown Jammers is a collegiate team made up
Chautauqua Opera Guild Intern Katherine Joslyn teaches a group from the Children’s School about the opera The Firework Maker's Daughter at Children's School on Thursday,
Clubbers at the Boys’ and Girls’ Club are fueled up for the upcoming Track and Field event on Wednesday, July 11. Clubbers will participate in
Chautauqua Golf Club’s Junior Golf Clinics are all about fun and teaching kids how to play golf. The first session of the golf clinics was
Saturday softball is back and debuted with a large crowd. The Arthritics and Slugs played the second game in a two-day series, after last Friday’s