The ice caps were once icebergs. The icebergs were formerly glaciers. Climate change has proven to be a prevalent issue worldwide, and Chief Oren Lyons
Ray Chen has captivated countless audiences through both his social media and stage presence. In 2020, he virtually amazed Chautauquan audiences for CHQ Assembly, and
Few performers, or even large orchestras, can make the violin sing quite like the Sons of Mystro, whose eccentric musicality broadens the horizons of what
It’s Alexander Gavrylyuk’s goal to connect the tragedy of the crisis in Ukraine to the tragic undertones in his music. His concert at 8:15 p.m.
Musician. Composer. Lyricist. Vocalist. These are just a few of many hats consummate musician Ben Folds wears. Originally scheduled to perform live in 2020, he
The Arts
Golf carts and opera singers are an unusual combination, but that did not deter the Chautauqua Opera Company from combining
Since Thumbprint’s premiere in 2014, Chautauqua Opera Company Guest Artist Samina Aslam is the first Pakistani woman to portray Mukhtar
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the Carnahan-Jackson Dance Studio, Chautauquans line the barres for ballet courses offered through Special
Neil Shepard is very glad he’s here for Chautauqua’s Week Two theme, “The Wild: Reconnecting with Our Natural World.” “This
When Paula Vogel, writer of the play Indecent, was a Cornell Ph.D. candidate in the 1970s, she struggled. Sara Warner,
The Chautauqua Chamber Music Resident Artist Series emerges from its winter cocoon at 4 p.m. Saturday in Elizabeth S. Lenna
Recreation & Youth
KRISTEN TRIPLETT - STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Children’s School students got to drum along to popular music, take turns playing solos, and echo their classmates with call and response on Monday during a drumming class based on
