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Chautauquans discuss the Week Two theme "Inventing God? A Brief History of Religions."
It was never a question. There is simply nothing better on the Fourth of July than fireworks. “I like the fireworks, but I’ve never seen
While the sun beat down Wednesday on Sharpe Field, the competition was even hotter. Clubbers from Boys’ and Girls’ Club sang their hearts (and lungs)
https://youtu.be/H7-scLfgA9I Ian Riedesel, 13, sells copies of the Daily on Bestor Plaza. Video by Hailey Gavin.
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
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NUqFlyn3H0&feature=youtu.be After being injured, Joanna Snyder couldn't work for eight years. However, she has found a new role at Chautauqua Institution. SHOW MORE
Sophie, a cavalier King Charles spaniel, stands in front of her owner, Kathy Pender, at the Blessing of the Animals gathering at 4 P.M. on
With their first steps onto the grounds, Chautauquans can follow their own path and explore one of its four pillars, like a contemplative journey through
From left, Members of J.A.M. Jason Weitz, Adam Lukasik, Brian Praetzel, John Donohue perform at the 2016 Chautauqua Barbershop Harmony Parade August 21, 2016 in
Playing sports with friends and neighbors is a tradition as longstanding and all-American as Chautauqua itself. The men’s and women’s recreational softball leagues, which play
Porches on the grounds are one of the greatest representations of what Chautauqua stands for. Chautauqua is centered on concepts of inclusion, the celebration of
The John R. Turney Sailing Center, located at the south end of Chautauqua’s grounds, offers week-long sailing classes to children and adults ages 8 and