The Three Taps of the Gavel Sunday night will mark an end to Chautauqua’s 2018 season as Chautauquans look toward colder months and Christmas celebrations.
The Arts
When Deb Pines was writing for the New York Law Journal and one of her friends was working as a law clerk to a federal
When a CLSC Young Reader has read 16 books on the historic book list, they can receive a Medallion Award and a certificate. To verify,
After an experimental summer of theater, complete with comedy and tragedy in equal measure, Chautauqua Theater Company is using the off-season to prepare for its
Kathryn Metzger takes on multiple roles in her solo-performance of The Amish Project during a rehearsal Monday, Aug. 20, 2018 in Bratton Theater. DAVE MUNCH
Nick and Sandi Stupiansky had an old, defunct wine cooler. So they decided to make a library. Like If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,
Lenore Myka has always loved rules. Lenore Myka But today, she is going to talk about breaking them. “I was always such a good student,”
The winners of the record-breaking Chautauqua Literary Arts Friends’ annual writing contests were announced Thursday, Aug. 16, on the porch of the Literary Arts Center
Although their show is set in the chilly northeastern United States, members of Friends of Chautauqua Theater hope their staged reading of Almost, Maine will
Although he is best known for his nonfiction books on war, the first story Doug Stanton ever published was about his proposal to his wife.
Among themes for orchestra programs, few are more common than Spain. The evening of Spanish music. Give the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra extra credit, then, for
In northern New Mexico, there is a city called Taos. It is home to less than 6,000 people, but it was lifted to national recognition
Madeline L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time isn’t a brand new story. It was a classic time-traveling science fantasy novel published in 1962, which won the
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra has been on tour through Southern Europe this August, from the impressionist salons in Paris to the Galician countryside to the
One distinct, widely overlooked advantage to visiting Chautauqua at the end of the season: the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra is at or near its very best.
A lifelong Chautauquan, Kathryn Metzger said her familiarity with Amish culture stems from her family’s annual reunions on the grounds. “My grandmother was a professor