July 2022

In playing complicated character, Rolfe Dauz finds work even more important

by Megan Brown on July 10, 2022

Nature is restorative. This is what the cast of Thumbprint, specifically Festival Artist Rolfe Dauz, is embracing this summer at Chautauqua Institution. A San Francisco native, Dauz’s work as an opera singer has led him

Where to Start? With Each Other.

by webchq on July 9, 2022

Guest Column from Chautauqua Dialogues The Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) Strategic Plan asks every Chautauqua community group not

Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews to serve as chaplain, connecting faith, justice, community in sermon series

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 9, 2022

Connections. Ministry is all about connections. For the Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews, Week Three chaplain-in-residence at Chautauqua Institution, it is about

Candace Fleming to highlight Eleanor Roosevelt’s remarkable vision for CWC talk

by Deborah Trefts on July 9, 2022

To policy scientists who seek to resolve complex public policy problems in the common interest and whose benchmark goal is

CSO to take audience to ‘a whole new world’ with ‘Aladdin Live in Concert’

by Sara Toth on July 9, 2022

The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra has a brand of magic that never fails; some power in their corner. The double bass

Bellinger Hall eyed as next Institution capital project

by Cassidey Kavathas on July 9, 2022

While Western New York summers are not known for unbearably warm temperatures, students like Julimar Gonzalez, who live in Bellinger Hall during Chautauqua’s summer season, cannot seem to cool down. “We have the windows completely

‘HONY’ creator Brandon Stanton talks importance of reconnections

by Will Karr on July 9, 2022

In a packed Amphitheater, Chautauquans silenced their cell phones, and lived fully in the present moment. In a time period

Drawing on Merton, Sophfronia Scott shares gift of finding divine in nature

by Alyssa Bump on July 8, 2022

The divine speaks through the rhythms and cycles of the natural world, but the message may be lost upon the

With background in theater, arts administration, Laura Savia embarks on first Chautauqua season

by Alyssa Bump on July 8, 2022

When a person has their first impactful experience with the arts, it often leaves them with an insatiable craving for

Carving out space: Artist Jean Alexander Frater to give CVA talk on work, career, practice

by Will Karr on July 8, 2022

With her unique artistic vision, artist Jean Alexander Frater has broken through boundaries in the painting sphere. Now, through her

Sunday’s Sacred Song Service slated to celebrate human spirit

by Kaitlyn Finchler on July 8, 2022

Chautauqua is known for its famous speakers, celebrity performances and audience pedigree. When selecting songs for Sunday’s Sacred Song Service, Josh Stafford is taking quotes from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart and other

Let your faith expand, as God has so much to show you

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 8, 2022

When you start to study piano as a child, your hands are too small to reach a whole octave. “Instead

‘Indecent’ dialect coach Eleanor Reissa brings profound connections to play

by Ellen E. Mintzer on July 8, 2022

Eleanor Reissa is a multi-hyphenate — singer, actor, director, writer — but she never expected her resume to include “dialect

With visits to Chautauqua, Jamestown, Traci Sorell discusses ‘We Are Still Here’

by Will Karr on July 8, 2022

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In her nonfiction children’s book We Are Still Here!: Native American Truths that Everyone Should Know, award-winning Cherokee author Traci

Look carefully: Charlotte Matthews, Roy Hoffman to encourage ‘learning to see’ in workshops

by Chris Clements on July 8, 2022

Charlotte Matthews wants participants in her week-long workshop for the Chautauqua Writers’ Center to look — and write — carefully.

High school virtuosos Rhythm Project All-Stars to bring steel drum grooves to Sunday Amp concert

by Arden Ryan on July 8, 2022

The steel pan, widely known only as an instrument of reggae, has an abundance of capability across a variety of musical genres. The Rhythm Project All-Stars are here to introduce Chautauqua to the new world

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