August 18, 2020

Artist Chris Friday to speak art, bias in education for inaugural Chautauqua School of Art Alumni Lecture

by Eleanor Bishop on August 18, 2020

Chris Friday likes to let her work speak for itself, and with her emphasis on text-based art, it generally does this quite literally. Friday When Friday was asked to speak for Chautauqua School of Art’s

Hear about Horns: French horn quartet to play film favorites, classical transcriptions in Week Eight’s Into the Music with the Chautauqua Symphony

by Jamie Landers on August 18, 2020

Dolson, Bernatis, Robbins, Caballero The first four installments of the 2020 season’s Into the Music with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra

Chautauqua Dance Alumni Daniel Ulbricht and Jacqueline Green return for last Cocktails, Concerts and Conversations of the season

by Eleanor Bishop on August 18, 2020

For the summer’s last virtual Chautauqua Dance event, two acclaimed dancers will come together for a conversation. While their careers

Fr. Richard Rohr balances inherent good against equally inherent evil in his first lecture for the week

by Chloe Murdock on August 18, 2020

Rohr Fr. Richard Rohr said that most religions don’t know what to do with evil — and within Christianity, both

Bruce Rabin – “Dr. Stress” – to provide innovative advice on coping with stress

by Deborah Trefts on August 18, 2020

Rabin It’s the home stretch. In less than two weeks, the 2020 CHQ Assembly will officially conclude. In the meantime,

National Constitution Center’s Jeffrey Rosen opens week on ‘Reframing the Constitution’ by tracing founders’ ideals to present day

by Nick Danlag on August 18, 2020

Founding Father James Madison wanted to create a Constitutional system that ensured that reason prevailed over passion and prevented large assemblies from making hasty decisions. “That is why it is so difficult in the U.S.

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August 18, 2020

Artist Chris Friday to speak art, bias in education for inaugural Chautauqua School of Art Alumni Lecture

Hear about Horns: French horn quartet to play film favorites, classical transcriptions in Week Eight’s Into the Music with the Chautauqua Symphony

Chautauqua Dance Alumni Daniel Ulbricht and Jacqueline Green return for last Cocktails, Concerts and Conversations of the season

Fr. Richard Rohr balances inherent good against equally inherent evil in his first lecture for the week

Bruce Rabin – “Dr. Stress” – to provide innovative advice on coping with stress

National Constitution Center’s Jeffrey Rosen opens week on ‘Reframing the Constitution’ by tracing founders’ ideals to present day

Interfaith News for August 18

It is time to reconnect all of life and see it as interdependent, says McLaren

Johns Hopkins professor Martha Jones to speak on history of voter suppression, Nineteenth Amendment

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