The Person Behind the Press: Press Room Manager Phil Griffis talks printing process and approach to craft by Julia Weber on August 28, 2026
Sacred Song ends season with theme of remembering and closing Three Taps by Mary Lee Talbot on August 28, 2026
No dog days of summer in Tim Tam Shostak’s beautiful neighborhood by Heidi Greene-Warren on August 28, 2026
Looking ahead: John Shedd and Ryan Boughton examine off-season projects by Cody Englander on August 27, 2026
‘The bread and butter of this community’: Denominational houses navigate ways bridge gaps between each other and Chautauquans by Lily Reslink on August 27, 2026
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
Fueled by passion for service, CVFD members talk safety — and new, strange chimes by webchq on July 26, 2025
Great American Picnic returns Sunday, as does cherished baked beans recipe by Susie Anderson on July 18, 2025
Singer-Songwriter Sarah James draws inspiration from Chautauqua Lake for her new single by Joseph Ciembroniewicz on July 17, 2025
Week 3 President Lincoln’s Cottage programs offer reflections on grief by Megan Brown on July 12, 2025
For CWC, de St John-Pryce to speak on communication lessons learned in China by Deborah Trefts on June 30, 2025
Curtain rises on CTC’s 2025 season with New Play Workshop of ‘Pranayama’ by Julia Weber on June 26, 2025
Institution to begin demolition of blue bus garage, paving way for new theater complex by webchq on August 24, 2024
‘Ambassador of Beauty’: Mary Bailey to discuss legacy of great-grandfather art educator Henry Turner Bailey by Madeline Deabler on August 13, 2024
Institution’s 17th president Tom Becker concludes Pillar series on 150th by webchq on August 12, 2024
In largest cohort of recent years, CLSC Class of 2024 — 172 members strong —set to graduate today by Sabine Obermoller on August 7, 2024
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
