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
‘We are who we honor’: Petina Gappah awarded Chautauqua Prize for novel ‘Out of Darkness, Shining Light’ by Chris Clements on August 13, 2020
Three vignettes: How Chautauquans came together with acts of kindness by Mary Lee Talbot on August 8, 2020
Pastries, coffee, kazoos, oh my! Smith Memorial Library to celebrate annual Library Day by Chris Clements on August 6, 2020
A new frontier: CLSC Class of 2020 to graduate on a virtual Recognition Day by Chris Clements on August 5, 2020
Institution to celebrate Old First Night, welcome fundraising match program by Jamie Clarkson on August 4, 2020
BTG, volunteers, gardens staff inventory all plants in Institution gardens by Jamie Clarkson on August 1, 2020
Institution, AAHH announce the CHQ Mirror Project: a democratic online platform for community discussion on racism by Jamie Clarkson on July 25, 2020
When COVID hit, local churches turned to lifelong Chautauquan Zach Stahlsmith for online transition by Jamie Landers on July 25, 2020
Heritage Lecture Series to cover beginnings of the women’s suffrage movement by Jamie Clarkson on July 24, 2020
Avett Brothers bassist Bob Crawford and Chautauqua’s Gene Robinson make up for lost time in a COVID-19 world by Chloe Murdock on July 24, 2020
20-first CEO, Chautauqua favorite, Avivah Wittenberg-Cox to discuss career cycles in a changed world by Deborah Trefts on July 14, 2020
Annual Buffalo Day Panel to welcome Pulitzer-Prize winning cartoonist, more by Jamie Clarkson on July 14, 2020
No more sunburn: Chautauqua youth programs move online to keep the magic alive by Maggie Angevine on July 13, 2020
What makes a tradition? Institution historian and archivist Jon Schmitz to answer in Heritage Lecture by Jamie Clarkson on July 10, 2020
