August 6, 2022

With CSO, Stuart Chafetz, Young Artists to bid adieu with annual Pops concert

by Megan Brown on August 6, 2022

Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra and Chautauqua Opera Company are teaming up for the company’s final performance of the summer with “Opera & Pops” at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6 in the Amphitheater under the baton of

DOC president Rev. Teresa Hord Owens to preach Week 7

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 6, 2022

Like many denominations, The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) is working to communicate to its congregations and with its ecumenical

Entrepreneur, CEO Jason Wild to discuss medical cannabis for CIF

by Deborah Trefts on August 6, 2022

Pain is a normal reaction to illness and injury. Whether acute or chronic, it lets people know that something is

Daugherty Society luncheon features discussions on capital projects, climate

by Cassidey Kavathas on August 6, 2022

For the first time since 2019, members of the Eleanor B. Daugherty Society gathered in person for their annual luncheon,

Walter Mosley warns of parasitic influences of systems, technology

by Will Karr on August 6, 2022

Many people see technology as the gateway to the future, but mystery writer Walter Mosley believes that humans are ultimately

In Climate Change Initiative program, Chautauquans learn of wildway plans

by Skyler Black on August 6, 2022

Famed entomologist and naturalist E.O. Wilson once said that “only by committing half of the planet’s surface to nature can we hope to save the immensity of life-forms that compose it.” Environmental organizations of Western

For CTC’s ‘Animals Out of Paper,’ scenic designer Nicholas Ponting finds drama in details

by Ellen E. Mintzer on August 6, 2022

Many-pointed paper stars perched on shelves and hanging from the ceiling in bold primary colors and dreamy opalescent swirls of

Friends Of CVA’s Art in the Park to benefit artists-in-residence

by Will Karr on August 6, 2022

Art is traditionally spotlighted in galleries, but this weekend, you’ll find artwork illuminated by the sunlight in a green and

CVA Galleries’ Judy Barie, Erika Diamond to speak on artistic works, practices Sunday

by Will Karr on August 6, 2022

Judy Barie and Erika Diamond are known for being the lead curators of the arts galleries at Chautauqua, but this

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