Though Matt Ewalt and Sherra Babcock are moving on from their positions after this season, they took the time to share current and future goals
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Maddison Webb has always found the Holocaust an interesting topic, one she wished she could learn more about. So when the opportunity arose to take
For Tim Renjilian, his wife, Leslie, and their family, the opportunity to help underwrite a popular entertainment concert at Chautauqua Institution offered the perfect amalgamation
In 1971, when he was 13 years old, Christopher H. Gibbs appeared on the stage of the Amphitheater in a production of The King and
Ed Yong looks at life from a microbial perspective. In his book, I Contain Multitudes: the Microbes Within us and a Grander View of Life,
In August 1936, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed Chautauquans and the nation about the horrors of war and the need for international cooperation. “We believe
Six months ago, when Michael E. Hill began his tenure as the Institution’s 18th president, Chautauqua was immersed in a wet and chilly winter, a
Actor John Seidman moves with a sort of impish gracefulness as Selsdon Mowbray in Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of Noises Off. As everything is falling
In a Chautauqua season during which four different dance companies will appear on the grounds, it is perhaps fitting that a former ballerina, director of
Independence Day of 1967 fell on a Tuesday, 50 years ago. As one of five 10:45 a.m. lectures under the general title of “Greatness in
The future of the performing arts at Chautauqua is bright indeed, if the new Amphitheater is any barometer. Moments after dignitaries cut a ceremonial ribbon
Steve Osgood might not consider himself a master, but he does have something unique to teach young singers. At 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Fletcher Music
An annual Chautauqua tradition continues with the 27th Chautauqua Community Band concert at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday on Bestor Plaza. The band will perform a selection
Boards and boardrooms are at best a mystery and at worst a black hole for many, if not most, people. Where there is little transparency,
With rain clouds looming above, Steve Holland pilots a hulking orange vessel across Chautauqua Lake before arriving in Dewittville Bay, where he begins to perform
Joshua Levs At a time when “fake news” has become so prevalent that it’s a national scandal, monikers such as “Mr. Reality” and “Truth Seeker