DAVID KWIATKOWSKI - STAFF WRITER Senior Vice President and Chief Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility Officer Amit Taneja is embarking on his first season at
LAURA PHILION - COPY & DIGITAL EDITOR Chautauquans sing hymns to open worship Sunday, June 27, 2021 at the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) house. The
A sign informs Chautauquans of COVID-19 safety protocols on Sunday outside of the Performance Pavilion on Pratt. KRISTEN TRIPLETT/STAFF PHOTOGRAHER DAVID KWIATKOWSKI - STAFF WRITER Even
Richard Sherman, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra’s Rita and Dunbar VanDerveer Symphony Principal Chair for Flute, is a self-described “romantic-pragmatic.” Sherman “I think anyone who is an
On a typical summer day in Chautauqua, neighbors retreat from the sun under the covered porches of Victorian homes. There, family, friends and acquaintances talk
Each summer, more than 10 million kids in America spend their days at camps or youth programs exploring outside, making friendship bracelets and tie dye
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs Wynton Marsalis', "The Ever Fonky Lowdown," alongside dancers, vocalists, and Wendell Pierce as the money-loving Mr. Game during
Alyssa Porter is wrapping up her first season as Chautauqua’s new director of youth and family programs. Standing strong on Bestor Plaza opposite Smith Memorial
The Miller Cottage garden, shown July 9, 2019 after the completion of new plantings, was resotored according to the original Ellen Shipman plan. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO
Bill Brockman, head driver for the Chatuauquan Institution, is set to retire at the end of the 2019 season.MHARI SHAW/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Once, during his 21-year-career
The Dog Park near Turner is in a transtional stage during it's re-construction that will continue through the off-season Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. SARAH YENESEL/STAFF
Umbrellas, raincoats and galoshes were the accessories of choice for Chautauquans this week, as heavy showers turned the brick walk into a river and routine