David Moss keeps a stack of pizza boxes as storage containers in his studio in Jerusalem, “and each pizza box (has) a project or idea
It was a casual affair. Dressed in a black Miller High Life tee paired with a blazer and flat cap, Ben Folds sat at his
Folds This year has given Ben Folds plenty to sing about. Folds, American singer-songwriter, recorded his latest single “2020” in Sydney, Australia, where he has
Chautauqua Piano Program Co-Chairs John Milbauer, Left, And Nicola Melville On Sunday, July 29, 2018 Outside Of The Amphitheater. HALDAN KIRSCH/DAILY FILE PHOTO As students
Giddens and Turrisi With her 21st-century sound, Rhiannon Giddens brings the memories and music of her predecessors to life. In 2017, Giddens released her solo
The Arts
Armstrong & Stern No horns, no harps — just beauty. With strings alone, Vahn Armstrong and Eva Stern are bringing
Kalup Linzy has always loved soap operas. He grew up in the rural community of Stuckey, Florida, watching shows like
Sasha Janes, Chautauqua Dance’s Director of Contemporary Studies, was excited to host the Washington Ballet at the Institution this summer.
Calvocoressi Gabrielle Calvocoressi is fascinated by a deeply human concept called the “beautiful terrible” — those little moments of bliss
Zeger For the first in this year’s Chautauqua Chamber Music Resident Artist Series, “Music from the Other Europe,” Brian Zeger’s
Horner-Kwiatek & Osgood Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek has always loved performing a cappella. Now, as a music instructor adjusting to digital teaching
Recreation & Youth
Each summer, more than 10 million kids in America spend their days at camps or youth programs exploring outside, making friendship bracelets and tie dye T-shirts, playing games with friends or learning new skills and
