Bob Jeffrey has been re-elected as one of Chautauqua Institution’s 24 trustees. Nominated for a second term by the Chautauqua Property Owners Association, Jeffrey ran
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The amazing 2017 season is entering its final week. In recent years, the Institution has been aggressively competing for program attention in Chautauqua’s Week Nine,
At Chautauqua, when it rains, it pours. And when it pours, rainwater picks up pollutants and flows into the lake. Chautauqua Institution, though, has several
Bestor Cram is not the man with the answers. But he does have a camera. For him, that is quite enough. “I would say, as
Curtze Food Service will sponsor Kool & The Gang’s performance at 8:15 p.m. Friday in the Amphitheater. Kool & The Gang is a popular funk
Chautauqua Institution is turning into a daylong TV show Thursday. A Day Live from Chautauqua Institution is a way for people who can’t make it
Approximately 120 students in fifth through 12th grade have spent this week attending Chautauqua’s annual Music Camps. These camps include a middle school band camp
Abdülhamit Bilici, exiled editor-in-chief of Zaman, one of the largest daily newspapers in Turkey, will speak at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the Baptist House. Sponsored
The art and sport of juggling have been featured in Chautauqua Institution’s recent youth programming — in the Amphitheater by the comedic trio Playing by
Many Chautauquans have noted with pleasure and relief the absence of major divisive issues this summer. To the contrary, this has been a special season
President Michael E. Hill calls himself the “guy that just keeps saying these three words.” Those words being: muscular civil dialogue. Hill’s remarks opened a
A moonshot has landed in Chautauqua’s backyard. At the beginning of Week One, Obi Felten visited the morning lecture platform to discuss the importance of
DFT Communications, Partners in Technology are sponsoring Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet’s performance at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall. This performance is part
After spending several years observing gardens while living in England and Italy, Melinda Wolcott realized a passion for designing arrangements of flowers. “I said, ‘I
There’s a palpable feeling on the grounds this summer. People are excited with the revitalization Chautauqua is going through with the new Amphitheater, new president,
It has long been the practice of The Economist, one of the most respected English-language publications covering public affairs, to be less than forthcoming about