Around 13 billion quarter-sized plastic toys later, it’s possible Cracker Jack owes its survival to an organ manufacturer in Erie, Pennsylvania. Harry and Ruben Kugel
A little more than a decade ago, Georgia Court and President Tom Becker had a conversation. As an active member of Chautauqua’s literary arts community,
Three kids from different parts of the world with completely different life experiences are all linked together by one common thing: music. The CLSC Young
Winners of the annual writing contests, sponsored by the Chautauqua Literary Arts Friends, were announced Sunday on the porch of the Literary Arts Center at
According to Neil Shepard, American poetry has two very famous great-grandparents: Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. They’re two prolific writers who have given all following
Three books have just been added to many Chautauquans’ reading lists: Commonwealth, by Ann Patchett, Jane Hamilton’s The Excellent Lombards and Everybody’s Fool, by Richard
Authors Ron MacLean and Neil Shepard will close out the 2016 season at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center. MacLean will serve as the prose writer-in-residence and
Nancy McCabe said when she got the invitation to teach at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center during Week Eight, she began planning for her reading, workshop
Editor’s note: Stanley Lombardo’s presentation of Homer’s Iliad at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Hall of Philosophy has been canceled. The book still serves as
Week Eight’s theme is “War and Its Warriors: Contemporary Voices,” which brings military veterans such as Phil Klay and David H. Petraeus to the morning