Gary Moore has presented comical yet fascinating niche history lessons at Chautauqua Institution every summer since 2011. But this year,
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Moore Hooves pound against the dirt road, a cloud of dust billowing up in their wake. A road-weary stranger rides
A lithograph, of unknown origin or date, illustrates a camp meeting popular in the early 1800s. Manyof these revival meetings
Everybody knows Rosie the Riveter, that iconic depiction of American womanhood sporting a kerchief on her head and rolling up
The story of public education in the United States is, like much of American history, a story of racial
A lithograph, of unknown origin or date, illustrates a camp meeting popular in the early 1800s. Many
of these revival meetings became annual events; Chautauqua Institution grew from camp meetings held for several years at what was then called Fair Point. Gary Moore will discuss the movement at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 10 in the Hall of Christ.
Chautauqua Institution historian and archivist Jon Schmitz will commence the 2020 Heritage Lecture Series at 3:30 p.m. EDT Friday, July
WEEK ONE SATURDAY, JUNE 24 9:30 Chabad Jewish House Community Shabbat Service. Rabbi Zalman Vilenkin. Kiddush follows at 12:15 p.m. Zigdon Chabad Jewish
In recent years, orchestras across the country — Los Angeles, Detroit and Cincinnati, among others — have started diversity fellowship
“Thank you for your service.” That’s what a majority of Americans say when they are reminded of the sacrifices soldiers