Chautauqua Residents Celebrated Smith Memorial Library’s 87th Birthday With A Kazoo Chorale On Thursday, August 2, 2018 Outside Of Smith Memorial Library. HALDAN KIRSCH/DAILY FILE
RILEY ROBINSON/CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION Though its customary parade to and from the Hall of Philosophy may be absent, the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle’s Recognition Day
Editor's note: Every year, The Chautauquan Daily publishes a list of names encompassing all of the graduates of that year's Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle class.
Persistence. In short, that’s what Allison Joseph wants to instill in her virtual lecture audience: persistence in writing, despite any and all of the obstacles
During her tenure as the Chautauqua Writers’ Center’s Week Five prose writer-in-residence, Charlotte Matthews said she’ll be asking writers and virtual lecture attendees a question:
Picture this: There’s a house in sun-baked Riverside, California, with a porch and two brown wicker chairs out front. It’s 90 degrees out. Maybe there’s
Before rockets orbited the earth or man walked on the moon, a group of four female mathematicians brilliantly calculated the data that made space travel
Charlotte Matthews doesn’t believe Chautauqua is made up only of Bestor Plaza, the Amphitheater or the Hall of Philosophy — in Matthews’ view, Chautauqua is
Janice Eidus’ short fiction tends to operate on many different levels. Eidus In particular, her short story “Davida’s Own,” part of the collection Vito Loves