Amphitheater

Psychologist Gray to talk importance of ‘free play’ in children’s education

by Lexie Erdos on July 10, 2018

Peter Gray thinks the best educator for children might not be schools or adults — it’s playing with other children. Gray, who will speak at 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 11, in the Amphitheater, has

An Evening of Klezmer – Clarinetist Krakauer to join CSO, Milanov to highlight cultural heritage

by Justin Kelly on July 9, 2018

David Krakauer The audience of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra tends to form long-lasting loyalties to certain soloists, according to Music

Vialet to speak on benefits of play for both adults, youth to open week

by Lexie Erdos on July 8, 2018

Week Three, “The Art of Play,” will kick off with a lecture by Jill Vialet, who has been dedicated to

In first visit, Duke’s Goatley to preach at ecumenical communion service in Amp

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 7, 2018

The Rev. David Emmanuel Goatley, research professor of theology and Black Church Studies and as faculty director of the Office

So you think you’re LOUDER than an opera singer?

by Georgia Davis on July 6, 2018

https://youtu.be/e_jURHIRRqE As the Thursday morning, July 5, sun beat down on Sharpe Field, the heat didn’t stop Maggie Beeson from

Chua explores political tribalism at center of nation’s polarizing divide

by Maggie Prosser on July 6, 2018

A month after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Amy Chua read a passage from her first book World on Fire: How Exporting Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Hatred and Global Instability to an international

After heat wave, Sacred Song to celebrate Christmas season

by Julie Ciotola on July 6, 2018

After a warm and humid week full of Independence Day celebrations, Jared Jacobsen has shifted his focus to an entirely

Guest Critic: Charlotte Ballet, CSO provide a ‘regal procession of music’ with ‘a projected presence’

by Anthony Bannon on July 6, 2018

Review by Anthony Bannon The elements of the seasons had their way with us Thursday evening on July 5, in

Morning Worship: Believe those you disagree with are doing their best before God

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 6, 2018

I titled my sermon ‘On Community,’ but I could have called it ‘On Living with People that You Know are

Onstage, off-the-cuff: ‘Whose Line’ stars Mochrie, Sherwood bring unscripted comedy to Amp stage

by Cat Hofacker on July 5, 2018

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Chautauquans can finally answer the question: “Whose line is it anyway?” It’s Colin Mochrie’s and Brad Sherwood’s, who at 8:15

Brooks calls for fostering community, shedding ‘tribal mentality’

by Maggie Prosser on July 5, 2018

For David Brooks, rekindling love and community is at the heart of American identity. “We are driven by this heart and soul to bond with each other,” Brooks said. “It’s our natural inclination. So you

Brooks to analyze week’s topic with conservative lens

by Riley Robinson on July 4, 2018

David Brooks has a special, unofficial label for his work at The New York Times. He’s not just an op-ed columnist —

Foundation launches ‘Stand Up and Be Seated’ campaign for Amp

by Matthew Steinberg on July 4, 2018

Over the course of Chautauqua Institution’s nine-week season, 100,000 guests will visit the grounds. Chautauquans will attend 10:45 a.m. lectures

Morning Worship: Real peace comes when real justice occurs, Gushee says

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 4, 2018

So, it’s the third night on the couch, and the reason is an unresolved conflict with your special someone,” said

CSO, N’Kenge bring diverse pops program for annual Fourth of July celebration

by Justin Kelly on July 3, 2018

N’Kenge When N’Kenge was just 17, she found herself in New York City’s Russian Tea Room — an icon of

Morning Worship

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 3, 2018

The Rev. David P. Gushee continued his sermon series on great ethical themes in the Christian faith with “On Justice” at the 9:15 a.m. Tuesday morning, July 3 worship service in the Amphitheater. His Scripture

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