July 20, 2018

For many, midlife is synonymous with crisis, and crises are to be avoided or prepared for with trepidation. For others, midlife represents a significant turning point. It’s a reminder that lifespans aren’t infinite and that

Review by Eric Grode “How can they do headstands for so long?” This critical assessment came not from Thursday night’s Pilobolus concert and not from me. Rather, a not-quite-4-year-old posed the question — a bit

The Institution’s program coordinators scored a home run on Monday with four varied Russia-related lectures on the very day President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin were sitting down together in Helsinki. The large

This week’s Chautauqua Writers’ Center workshops will explore poetry in “nuts and bolts” and prose in “time and space.” Poet-in-residence Beth Ann Fennelly will teach “Sound, Syntax, Stanza, Magic, Nuts and Bolts” and prose writer-in-residence