Monday morning, most eyes will doubtlessly be on the Amp deconstruction as it begins. Meanwhile, at the south end of the grounds, another large capital
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Work on Chautauqua Institution’s largest-ever public works project will resume Monday. After a series of intensive meetings last week involving the lead architect, construction manager
Chautauqua Institution has been perpetually provisional since 1874. Operating presently for nine weeks of the summer, more than three quarters of the year remains as
Paul Anthony has been a familiar, almost ubiquitous voice on TV and radio in the Washington, D.C., area for 50 years. Often mellifluously intoning on
The Lewis Miller Cottage is the most historic house on the grounds of Chautauqua Institution. Innumerable famous guests, including presidents and giants of industry and
Chautauqua’s 2016 season has but one week to go. It is the last season of the venerable Amphitheater. It is the end of Tom Becker’s
If Tom Becker were a tree, he would be a bur oak. “It isn’t one standout characteristic that makes the bur oak the perfect tree,”
CHQNY77. That’s Marc and Ellen Fultz’s Ohio license plate, a fitting reminder to the time and place they first met. It had been each of
The final week of the 2016 Chautauqua season is full of joy and pathos conveyed by blues, jazz, gospel, symphony, dance and folk. The smorgasbord
Sherra Babcock, vice president and Emily and Richard Smucker Chair for Education, wants everyone to take something away after their time spent at Chautauqua. Babcock
Theodore Miller was the ultimate golden boy. The son of Lewis Miller, the successful manufacturer of farm machinery and the co-founder, along with John Heyl
The Winifred Crawford Dibert Foundation in Jamestown is sponsoring the Chautauqua Music Camps’ 18th year of instrumental education during Week Eight at Chautauqua Institution.
How can the Institution attract more people and keep them coming back? That’s the eternal question that’s always on the minds of Chautauqua’s staff.
Barbara Brady, formerly vice president of the Chautauqua Property Owners Association, was announced as its new president at the association’s annual meeting Saturday in the
Property owners have elected Bill Neches to Chautauqua’s board as a Class B trustee in the first contested election since 1970. The Chautauqua Corporation meeting
To observe ballet is a rare experience, to witness the human body as strength and art, limitation and grace. And as a part of