July 2021

Chautauqua Community Band makes return to Bestor Plaza for Independence Day Celebration

by Nichole Jiang on July 2, 2021

NICHOLE JIANG - STAFF WRITER Jason Weintraub conducts at the 28th Chautauqua Community Band concert July 4, 2019. The familiar blue shirts of the Chautauqua Community Band will once again fill Bestor Plaza with the

Week Two Letter from the President

by Michael E. Hill on July 2, 2021

COLUMN BY MICHAEL E. HILL Welcome to Week Two of our 2021 Summer Assembly. It was so invigorating to be

Writers-in-residence Danielle Legros Georges and Zelda Lockhart prepare for week of digital workshops

by Sarah Vest on July 2, 2021

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SARAH VEST - STAFF WRITER Georges Lockhart Language makes up the fabric of our communities and connects people across distance and

‘Welcoming in every way:’ With emphasis on access, Quakers move into a place of their own at 28 Ames

by Laura Philion on July 2, 2021

LAURA PHILION - COPY & DIGITAL EDITOR Chautauquans sing hymns to open worship Sunday, June 27, 2021 at the Religious Society

Creating conversations for Young Readers

by Sarah Vest on July 2, 2021

SARAH VEST - STAFF WRITER Illustration by Grace Bukowski, Design Editor Anyone who has been to Chautauqua knows the culture

We need to be aware, expectant and open to God, Bud Horne preaches in morning worship

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 2, 2021

MARY LEE TALBOT - STAFF WRITER The Rev. Nelson “Bud” Horne delivers his sermon “Bass Horn in the Back” during worship Friday in the Amphitheater. “Would you believe that anyone would be so unobservant —

Mary Jean Irion

by webchq on July 2, 2021

Mary Jean Irion, 96, died on Oct. 16, 2019, surrounded by her family in Willow Street, Pennsylvania. Born in Newport, Kentucky,

John Keane

by webchq on July 2, 2021

John Keane, age 94, born March 15, 1926, in Somerville, Massachusetts. He was a graduate engineer from Tufts University in

Anita May Burlingame Ferguson

by webchq on July 2, 2021

Anita May Burlingame Ferguson, 91, a longtime resident of Pompano Beach, Florida and Chautauqua, New York, passed away on Oct.

Paul Irion

by webchq on July 2, 2021

The Rev. Dr. Paul E. Irion, 98, of Willow Valley Communities, formerly of Kready Avenue, Millersville, Pennsylvania, passed away peacefully

Philosopher Robin R. Wang teaches fundamentals of Yin Yang and Taoism

by Max Zambrano on July 2, 2021

MAX ZAMBRANO - STAFF WRITER Teaching is what philosopher Robin R. Wang does best, and this week she made her first visit to Chautauqua to teach the fundamentals of Taoism, Yin Yang and body cultivation.

Political scientist, author Dexter Roberts examines Chinese wealth gap between urbanites, rural migrant workers; delves into country’s economic future

by Nick Danlag on July 2, 2021

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NICK DANLAG - STAFF WRITER Political Scientist Dexter Roberts speaks on China's economic future during Thursday's morning lecture July 1,

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July 2021

Chautauqua Community Band makes return to Bestor Plaza for Independence Day Celebration

Week Two Letter from the President

Writers-in-residence Danielle Legros Georges and Zelda Lockhart prepare for week of digital workshops

‘Welcoming in every way:’ With emphasis on access, Quakers move into a place of their own at 28 Ames

Creating conversations for Young Readers

We need to be aware, expectant and open to God, Bud Horne preaches in morning worship

Mary Jean Irion

John Keane

Anita May Burlingame Ferguson

Paul Irion

Philosopher Robin R. Wang teaches fundamentals of Yin Yang and Taoism

Political scientist, author Dexter Roberts examines Chinese wealth gap between urbanites, rural migrant workers; delves into country’s economic future

Click: Prose writer-in-residence Sonja Livingston to share ‘snapshot’ style of mixing poetry and prose in Brown Bag

The Rev. Natalie Hanson: Jesus sets up followers to be useful in the real world

CTC’s ‘Blood at the Root’ brings story of Jena 6 to stage

A different approach to conversation: CVA exhibit ‘Co-Existence’ encompasses Week One’s theme