A year ago, Judy and Roger Doebke had 8,000 square feet of lush, green lawn at their home in Carlsbad, California. That was amid
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It’s not uncommon to hear chatter amongst the porches of Chautauqua. But on one particular porch between the Brick Walk Cafe and the Post Office
The big white tent is back on the front lawn of the Chautauqua Women’s Club. This time it is sheltering and showcasing the two-day “Classic
Another season at Chautauqua Institution is more than half gone. And as the humidity rises, so does the heat on Chautauqua’s hundreds of seasonal employees:
The Chautauqua Lake Association’s annual meeting Monday in Lakewood drew a crowd of lake-lovers, including a number of Chautauquans and several prominent local politicians. They
With due respect to Smithsonian Magazine’s 2014 assignation of Chautauqua as the “No. 1 Small Town to Visit” in America, the fact is we are
Thursday, the music of 100 kazoos will fill Bestor Plaza with show tunes and excitement for Library Day, an annual celebration honoring Smith Memorial
Deborah Sunya Moore has a lot on her palette these days. As vice president and director of programming at Chautauqua Institution, Moore gave attendees
On the morning of July 20, members of the Bestor Society and the Eleanor B. Daugherty Society hustled to fill the auditorium of Smith
Who was Jerome C. Hackett? His family would describe him as a loving father and admirable husband. Exceedingly kind and clever, he never hesitated to
Three members of the Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees are leaving the board after its Aug. 27 meeting, aftera collective 20 years of service to
There’s a reason why Chautauqua has a Bird, Tree & Garden Club, and there’s a reason why the Institution maintains a groundskeeping staff: Flowers are pretty. But bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
The Institution Archives will be working this summer in the Miller Cottage to create an inventory of what was there while Thomas and Mina Edison
For men and women alike, Love, Loss, and What I Wore is contagious. Less than a decade after sisters Nora and Delia Ephron adapted
Wall Street Women, Stiletto Network and The Board Game. Davia Temin, Forbes columnist and president/CEO of the boutique management consultancy Temin and Company since
During Week Two, on the subject of “Money and Power,” the Tuesday lecturer was Mehrsa Baradaran, law professor and author of the book How the