August 4, 2022

Sheena Jardine-Olade defines importance of nighttime economies

by Sara Toth on August 4, 2022

No matter what Sheena Jardine-Olade does, in work, school, or leisure, it all comes back to the night. She loves it, and her hope for the audience at her Thursday lecture in the Amphitheater was

Country star Brett Eldredge brings recent album, new age of career to Amp

by Cassidey Kavathas on August 4, 2022

Brett Eldredge is using old country to usher in the new age with his latest album, Songs About You, and

2022 Chautauqua Prize awarded to ‘All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days,’ winning author Rebecca Donner to give reading today

by Chris Clements on August 4, 2022

When Rebecca Donner wrote a biography about her great-great-aunt Mildred Harnack, she had no idea the accolades it would receive.

Noir, crime author Walter Mosley to talk mystery, culture of night

by Megan Brown on August 4, 2022

From mystery to young adult fiction to graphic novels, Walter Mosley has written in nearly every genre. While he is

‘Wintering’ author Katherine May to explore coping amid darkness

by Kaitlyn Finchler on August 4, 2022

Coping mechanisms are a necessary part of life. Some are positive, some may be negative; nonetheless, they exist so people

Young Artists to present aptly themed ‘Opera After Dark’ to celebrate songs about nighttime

by Megan Brown on August 4, 2022

Traditionally, Chautauqua Opera Company has held a Studio Artist Scenes program as a last recital for the Young Artists. They’re taking a bit of a different approach this year as, in concordance with Week Six’s

Wholeness comes when we stop running, know who we really are, Rabbi David A. Ingber says

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 4, 2022

“As children, my twin brother, Adam, and I were terrified of going to sleep. I mean, who wants to go

Monica Coleman shares journey of loss, triumph, with need for faith, mental health

by Alyssa Bump on August 4, 2022

American society often places a fulgent spotlight on achieving success, but Monica Coleman argued people must be taught how to

Kristin Kovacic to encourage creating art in difficult times in Brown Bag

by Chris Clements on August 4, 2022

For Kristin Kovacic, one of the most essential parts of being a writer is to make art in a world

Costume designer Dominique Hill draws together rigid, fluid in ‘Animals Out of Paper’

by Ellen E. Mintzer on August 4, 2022

Dominique Hill believes in angel numbers and signs from the universe. The costume designer for Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of

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