In Buffalo Day panel, Mary Jean Jakubowski to discuss importance of libraries in American democracy by David Geary on July 2, 2018
‘What’s in a name?’ Carlson to lecture on origins of local community names by David Geary on June 28, 2018
Oliver Heritage Lecture Series kicks off with “Alice in Wonderland” bibliographer Jon A. Lindseth by David Geary on June 25, 2018
Five Giants of Chautauqua stand to be honored at final Heritage Lecture by David Geary on August 24, 2017
Richard Roush to explore food practices of ancient Egyptians in King Tut era by David Geary on August 21, 2017
Historic solar eclipse illuminates stories of Thomas Edison and science by David Geary on August 20, 2017
Century after New York suffrage, Kathy Hochul to discuss current challenges for women by David Geary on August 17, 2017
Emily E. VanDette to discuss Twain, other authors as early proponents of animal rights by David Geary on August 14, 2017
Fashion icon Marjorie Merriweather Post comes to life in Howard Kurtz’s Heritage Lecture by David Geary on August 10, 2017
Richard Heitzenrater traces creation of Chautauqua Assembly in Heritage Lecture by David Geary on August 7, 2017
Doug Conroe, Jon Schmitz to dive into Chautauqua Lake’s history in Heritage Lecture by David Geary on August 3, 2017
Amish scholar Richard A. Stevick will discuss thriving religion and community by David Geary on July 31, 2017
19th-century orators Shaw, Buckley to debate women’s suffrage — again by David Geary on July 20, 2017
International prosecutor David M. Crane to discuss media and war crimes by David Geary on July 17, 2017
‘A Crisis of Faith?’ dialogue is just the beginning of the discussion by David Geary on July 14, 2017