June 25, 2016

Popular Chautauqua Lecturer Boyle Returns as Week One Chaplain

by Mary Lee Talbot on June 25, 2016

When Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., started working with gang members 30 years ago, he found that people easily demonized them. “It was going uphill to have folks see them as human — or just see

Six-String Soldiers Add Americana Twist to Army Field Band’s Annual Visit to Chautauqua

by Joshua Gurian on June 25, 2016

The first time Master Sgt. John Lamirande came to Chautauqua Institution was 15 years ago, then as an audio and

Motown Legends Perform at Chautauqua Opening Concert

by Tanner Cole on June 25, 2016

Two legends of Motown will belt out the opening notes of the season — their hands will clap with the

Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle Book Selections Ask ‘What Does It Mean To Be Human?’

by Ryan Pait on June 25, 2016

Nathaniel Hawthorne lived briefly at the utopian Brook Farm in 1841. After growing tired of political unrest and shoveling manure,

Visual Arts Galleries Open Early to Give Area Youth a Sneak Peek

by Rachel Yang on June 25, 2016

Although Judy Barie said art is an essential part of life, she acknowledges that not everyone has access to the

Milanov Prepares for Second Season as Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Conductor

by Julia Mericle on June 25, 2016

As Rossen Milanov prepares for his second season as music director and pricipal conductor of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, he remembers his first concert in the role: July 2, 2015. “The warmth with which the

Andrew Borba to Step into Role as Artistic Director for Chautauqua Theater Company

by Georgeanne Oliver on June 25, 2016

Andrew Borba According to Andrew Borba, serving as artistic director of the Chautauqua Theater Company isn’t so different from directing

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