August 2020

‘Holy Envy’ author Barbara Brown Taylor to speak on spirituality

by Jamie Clarkson on August 10, 2020

Chautauqua Institution Director of Religion Maureen Rovegno described the community's chance to welcome back the Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor simply: as a gift. Taylor At 2 p.m. EDT Monday, Aug. 10, on the CHQ Assembly

Petina Gappah to present Prize-winning ‘Out of Darkness, Shining Light’ to showcase marginalized historical voices

by Chris Clements on August 10, 2020

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To say that writing a Chautauqua Prize-winning historical novel like Out of Darkness, Shining Light takes a lot of research

God’s transforming love can love us all into beauty, the Rev. Casey Baggott says

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 10, 2020

Baggott During the pandemic, one way the Rev. Casey Baggott and her family coped with the social isolation was to

Theoretical physicist Brian Greene to discuss his new book, Until the End of Time: Mind, Matter, and Our Search for Meaning in an Evolving Universe

by Maggie Angevine on August 10, 2020

Greene For the majority of the population, theoretical physics is just that — theoretical. Maybe it was studied briefly in

CVA Members Exhibition, “Places We Have Never Been” showcases eclectic work from the Institution’s patrons

by Eleanor Bishop on August 10, 2020

Chautauqua Institution's CVA Members, previously known as VACI Partners, spend every summer appreciating, supporting and promoting Chautauqua Visual Arts, from

Briefly — News from Around the Grounds

by Cloey Olkowski on August 10, 2020

The Briefly column will appear every weekday and on Saturdays at www.chqdaily.com. It is intended to provide space for announcements from Institution-related organizations. If a meeting or activity is featured that day in a story,

Three vignettes: How Chautauquans came together with acts of kindness

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 8, 2020

Ethan, Fynn and Landon Taliercio painted between 50 and 75 rocks this spring, leaving them around the grounds in a

From the news section to obituaries, Columbia University’s Ari Goldman calls for religious literacy and empathetic objectivity

by Chloe Murdock on August 8, 2020

Goldman Columbia University’s Ari Goldman thinks that without religious literacy, a journalist runs the risk of misinforming the public. “When

Mathias Svalina, Randon Billings Noble to give reading on dream logic, hauntedness

by Chris Clements on August 8, 2020

For Week Seven, it’s Mathias Svalina’s goal to have workshop and lecture attendees think about how they can “build a

Shalom Chautauqua: Salzes publish history of Hebrew Congregation, Jewish community on grounds

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 8, 2020

Some people claim that the first Jew to spend the whole summer at Chautauqua was George Gershwin. There were at

Carey Wright, State Superintendent of Education for Mississippi, discusses how the education system in Mississippi grew from being ranked consistently at the bottom in the nation to one of the states with the most momentum

by Nick Danlag on August 8, 2020

Children will routinely meet the expectations set by adults and nothing further, said Carey Wright, state superintendent of education for Mississippi — and the expectations in Mississippi have been low for decades. “Mississippi's reputation and

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