July 2022

Piano competition winners to perform celebratory Amp concert

by Alyssa Bump on July 29, 2022

Skilled pianists pressed the keys of their beloved instruments, and the notes echoed through and beyond Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall on Thursday. These were the sounds of passionate performers striving to make their way to

Logan Foundation gifts $1 million to support Chautauqua’s chamber music

by Cassidey Kavathas on July 29, 2022

Kay Logan led a Chautauqua life dedicated to chamber music, supporting the art form on the grounds over the course

Week Six Letter From the President

by Michael E. Hill on July 29, 2022

Welcome to Week Six of the Chautauqua Summer Assembly. This is the first column I’ve written this summer where we

CWC holds pop-up tent sale, silent auction fundraiser this weekend

by Deborah Trefts on July 29, 2022

Come one, come all to the Chautauqua Women’s Club’s largest single fundraising event of the season — a two-day Pop-up

Jefferson Project launches vertical profilers in ongoing lake monitoring effort

by Skyler Black on July 29, 2022

A week-and-a-half ago, a small, yellow boat departed the shores off of Prendergast Point to deposit two new sensors in the

Jim Daniels, Kristin Kovacic to discuss writing about family, lives in workshops

by Chris Clements on July 29, 2022

Jim Daniels’ new poetry collection, Gun/Shy, looks backward and forward in time, through time, across time. “I ended up juxtaposing poems that looked backward to my childhood with poems about being a parent myself,” said

Sacred Song, CLSC work together for combined service, vigil

by Kaitlyn Finchler on July 29, 2022

Light and dark cannot exist without each other. They serve as complements, two forces always separate, but never quite coexisting

Choose to be a citizen of the new world that is coming, says Rev. Emma Jordan-Simpson

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 29, 2022

“What do we have to do to ensure the freedom and safety of all in a country where putting children

‘You have been taught a lie’ — Anthea Butler addresses crumbling American democracy

by Alyssa Bump on July 29, 2022

Week Five’s Interfaith Lecture Series theme is “The Ethical Foundations of a Fully Functioning Democracy,” but Anthea Butler called into

In special BTG event, Twan Leenders to take Chautauquans on nighttime adventure

by Skyler Black on July 29, 2022

As the sun slopes below the horizon of Chautauqua Lake, residents on the grounds will soon head inside their homes,

Lovett returns to Amp stage with His Large Band

by Skyler Black on July 28, 2022

Every year, Barack Obama releases his summer playlist on social media for all to enjoy. On Tuesday, his 2022 list was posted; among the 44 picks was Lyle Lovett’s “Nobody Knows Me.” Tonight, Chautauquans will

Lee Drutman to ponder potential of multi-party processes

by Arden Ryan on July 28, 2022

A Democrat voting for a Republican, or vice versa, seems to Lee Drutman like an impossible chasm to cross these

Wajahat Ali to pitch three-part argument for multicultural work in U.S.

by Kaitlyn Finchler on July 28, 2022

With one foot in the door of the American dream, and one in the American nightmare, Wajahat Ali’s myriad experiences

Opera Festival continues with Puccini’s ‘Tosca’

by Megan Brown on July 28, 2022

The Chautauqua Opera Company’s Festival Weekend continues today with Giacomo Puccini’s grand opera Tosca, which — on first glance —

Essayist David Lazar to discuss ‘creation of persona’ in Writers’ Center Brown Bag presentation

by Chris Clements on July 28, 2022

Of all the teachers David Lazar had over the years, one sticks out: the famous short story writer Raymond Carver.

Michael Li discusses gerrymandering, ‘thinking outside of the box’ in America

by Skyler Black on July 28, 2022

Where the United States draws the line in election law has never been more important to the preservation of democracy — especially when it comes to representation, which Michael Li said is “the cornerstone of

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