Lewis Deborah TreftsStaff Writer When Forbes chose Scarlett Lewis as one of its inaugural 2021 class of “50 Over 50,” she had by then already
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The dungeon master, David Lessard’s set of mini figurines sits next to the box of basic supplies for a Dungeons and Dragons campaign, ready for
We both serve as lead coordinators of the Chautauqua Dialogues program. Both of us, as high school debaters, learned how to present both sides of
Joseph C. Cyrulik, deputy director of the Strategic Futures Group at the National Intelligence Council, speaks on “Serious Games for Solving Serious Problems” Thursday in
Deborah TreftsStaff Writer Friendly, engaging and — most of all — playful audience interaction is the focus of the first two weeks of the Women’s
Assorted items represent the life and contributions of Philip Gerard — a frequent prose writer-in-residence at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center and longtime co-editor of the
Linda Creech and her grandson, Reece Creech, 8 months, come out of their house after putting up decorations on July 3, 2023, in anticipation for
Jason Weintraub conducts the Chautauqua Community Band Concert July 4, 2022, on Bestor Plaza. Georgia Pressley/Daily File Photo Sarah RussoStaff Writer The Chautauqua Community Band
Creamsicle, a jellyfish made from plastic waste removed from ocean beaches, hangs in the lobby of the Athenaeum Hotel. Creamsicle is one of 14 sculptures
Davis Deborah TreftsStaff writer During the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, photos and videos circulated that revealed how healthcare workers were heroically striving to save
This past week was an incredible start to the season as we explored the theme of friendship from our stages. I am proud to say
Veronica Messer, center, compares and contrasts the difference between maintaining friendships in high school v.s. what it may be like in the “real world” as
Mariia NovoseliaStaff writer Michael Humphrey’s interest in space was born when he was 10 years old, after he looked up at the sky and started
Mariia NovoseliaStaff writer Ken Blankenship, owner and lead guide of East West Birding Tours, hopes everyone has a bag of tricks up their sleeves to
Mariia NovoseliaStaff writer Among cheese, fruit and vegetable stands spread out across Bestor Plaza every Tuesday, this week, there will be one more set up
Jane Batten and Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill check out “Bella – Angelfish & Reef” May 31 outside of the Main Gate Welcome Center