A cure to the social and cultural ills of 21st-century American life lies within its people — at least, so says Wynton Marsalis. The only
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BOB AND CAROL REEDER Chautauquans give back to the Institution in different ways — whether it’s financially, spiritually, emotionally or physically — and each season,
Jesus spoke more about money than any other topic — more than the Kingdom of God, more than sexuality,” Miguel A. De La Torre said
Jenny Stitely shown Tuesday July 30, 2019 in the Development Offices of the Collanade serves Chautauqua as the newly created position of the Director of
Lemer Blaze. Cupcake. DragonSlayer. Luv Bug. Mamacita. Prima. Sugah. The Rev. They are eight of 23 “TMR Moms,” and one Dad, across the globe who
Candy Maxwell, shown Monday, Aug. 19, 2019, is the incoming chair of the Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR Chautauqua Institution is opening
Wegmans Food Markets’ Jamestown location opened 24 years ago. Every year since its opening, the Jamestown Wegmans has supported annual concerts at Chautauqua Institution, including
As the season winds down, Institution administrators are wrapping up the 150 Forward strategic plan weekly information and listening sessions. The 150 Forward strategic plan
Leopold Don Leopold, a professor at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, has uploaded 135 videos about trees to the internet. In each
Saving a life is as simple as A.B.C. — alert 911, identify bleeding and apply compression — according to retired general surgeon Sidney Holec.
Watercraft Steward Lauren Sharp removes eelgrass from a motorboat that recently emerged from Chautauqua Lake while also checking for aquatic invasive species Monday Aug. 12,
Tuesday, August 13, 2019 Members of the Bird Tree and Garden Club continue the tradition of donating books to the Smith Memorial Library. This year
Fechter Vaccine hesitancy — “anti-vaxxing” — is one of the top 10 threats to global health in 2019, according to the World Health Organization. WHO
Property Owners Who Rent — a subgroup of the Chautauqua Property Owners Association — held its final meeting of the season Wednesday afternoon to discuss
Dear Fellow Chautauquans, Welcome to the ninth and final week of our 146th Assembly. I cannot believe that we’ve come to our final days of
“I’m from Santa Monica, I took a Jet Blue and it went really fast. Now I’m at Chautauqua,” 3-year-old Rex Bulette explained to Chautauqua