Robert P. Jones delivered the closing presentation of the Week Nine theme of “Faith and the Tapestry of the Future: In Partnership with the Smithsonian
The audacious Anita from West Side Story, the vaudevillian Velma Kelly from Chicago and the shifty Spider Woman from the Kiss of the Spider Woman
Get ready for good vibrations on cloud nine as two of the most prolific bands to influence American culture join together at Chautauqua. The Beach
Jam-packed nights of entertainment in the Amphitheater have been deliciously derigueur this summer — from the classical to the contemporary, the stage has seen combined
Chautauquans love The Avett Brothers. This is an undisputed fact — after the band’s 2016 first performance on the grounds in 2016, they returned in
The Arts
The season might be coming to a close, but the programming — and the dancing — isn’t over yet. This
In her Brown Bag lecture, Hilary Plum wants to take a hard look at corporate consolidation of the publishing industry.
One of the best jobs Dawnie Walton said she ever had was working for Life.com, which was the digital rebirth
In Sean Singer’s view, poets — or anyone for that matter — would do well to take stock of the
Outgoing Artistic Director Andrew Borba’s tenure with Chautauqua Theater Company is old enough to vote. Over the span of the
The Friends of the Chautauqua Writers’ Center gathered last Sunday in the Hall of Philosophy for one of the group’s
Recreation & Youth
In 2019, at 11 years old, Charlotte Nebres made history by becoming the first Black ballet dancer to play the role of Marie in the New York City Ballet’s 65 years of The Nutcracker. This
