June 2019

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PGA Pro Dwayne Randall Wins Third Championship at 8th Annual ‘Score One for the Lake’ Pro-Am

by Evan Dean on June 27, 2019

Professional and amateur golfers swung for a cause this week: Chautauqua Lake. Continuing his streak for the second year, PGA Professional Dwayne Randall came in first by one stroke for the professionals, and the team

Piano Students to Partake in Annual Competition

by Julia Arwine on June 27, 2019

Chautauqua School of Music’s annual Sigma Alpha Iota competition — which rotates each year between the school’s Voice, instrumental and Piano

‘The Christians’ Tackles Tough Questions About Religion

by Duard Headley on June 27, 2019

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As the lights dim, while the Motet Choir sings reverently and the character of Pastor Paul delivers an impassioned sermon

‘ChautauqWhat?’: Archivist Jon Schmitz to Talk in Heritage Lecture

by Julia Arwine on June 27, 2019

A Chautauqua Archives image dated 1876 shows a large crowd seated on benches in Miller Park, the location of the

Pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk to Open Orchestra’s 90th Anniversary Season

by Val Lick on June 26, 2019

The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra’s 90th season opens tonight with a highly anticipated performance featuring one of Chautauqua Institution’s favorite musicians: internationally

John Keene to Present Octavia Butler’s Classic ‘Kindred’ for CLSC

by Amy Guay on June 26, 2019

John Keene speaking on Ocatavia Butler's book When John Keene first picked up a copy of Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred at Boston’s Avenue Victor Hugo Books, he was in his early 20s and a young

Harvard Scholar Ali Asani to Reexamine Islam’s Origins with Key Moments

by Jamie Landers on June 26, 2019

Ali Asani Harvard University has been home to Ali Asani since he moved to the United States. He originally came

Hugh Hewitt to Draw on U.S. Political History and Reflect on Theme

by Jamie Landers on June 26, 2019

Hugh Hewitt Hugh Hewitt has conducted more than 10,000 interviews in his radio career — now, it is time for him

CTC Brown Bag Discussion of ‘The Christians’ to Connect Chautauqua Community on Faith and Community Issues

by Duard Headley on June 26, 2019

Andrew Borba The Christians, despite the name, is a play that tackles themes of identity and belief across all faiths.

Breaking Tradition, The School of Art Students and Emerging Artists Opened with an Exhibition

by Eleanor Bishop on June 26, 2019

On Saturday Chautauqua Institution welcomed 38 students and emerging artists who will spend the next seven weeks honing their artistic

Upcoming Transition in the Chautauqua Foundation

by Marianna Moore on June 26, 2019

Geof Follansbee In January 2020, the Chautauqua Foundation will be undergoing a transition when the majority of the Foundation staff will become employees of Chautauqua Institution. The Chautauqua Foundation is a nonprofit establishment, independent from the