After 11 years, Director of Recreation Meg Pickard retiring at years’s end by Cody Englander on August 2, 2025
Interim Chief Executive Kyle Keogh proposes cuts of $4-$6M across Institution’s personnel, operation costs and programming by Cody Englander on July 29, 2025
Past, Present, Future: with Old First Night, Chautauqua celebrates sesquicentennial, 150-year legacy by Julia Weber on August 6, 2024
Community Band to celebrate Chautauqua’s sesquicentennial with expansive program by Gabriel Weber on August 6, 2024
After 50-year absence, ospreys are returning to Chautauqua’s skies by Jeremy Kohler on August 5, 2024
Professional reenactment in Miller Park to bring old Chautauqua back to life by Julia Weber on August 3, 2024
Bird, Tree & Garden Club celebrates 100th anniversary of Smith Wilkes Hall by Jeremy Kohler on August 2, 2024
In Intergenerational Climate Storytelling Workshop, journalist Frank Sesno to encourage dialogue as pathway to creative solutions by Jeremy Kohler on July 23, 2024
Former Vice President Sherra Babcock gives Pillar Talk, discussing history of education at Institution by webchq on July 22, 2024
Chautauqua’s Pillar Talks continue with former vice president Marty Merkley, highlighting Institution’s arts history by webchq on July 15, 2024
Coming home to roost: Brad Parks to unveil new osprey sculpture in hopes of inspiring positive change by Jeremy Kohler on July 12, 2024
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle class mosaic restoration work, started in spring, eyes 5-year goal by Maia Caleca on July 6, 2024
America’s birthday bash: soprano Julie Reiber joins CSO, Stuart Chafetz in festive evening celebrating July 4 by Gabriel Weber on July 4, 2024
