Aimee Nezhukumatathil discusses food’s representation of love, identities, culture by Nora Smith on August 21, 2026
Stephine Hunt reflects on her Chautauqua journey, to announce 2027 CLSC picks by Nora Smith on August 21, 2026
Aimee Nezhukumatathil encourages a craving for more than just food as CLSC pick by Nora Smith on August 20, 2026
Chautauqua Writers’ Center hosts Annual Writing Contests Award Ceremony celebrates poetry, prose writers by Nora Smith on August 16, 2026
Author Rebecca Nagle presents ‘By the Fire We Carry’ in CLSC discussion by Nora Smith on August 14, 2026
Victor LaValle, CLSC author of ‘The Changeling’ to dissect contemporary politics through horror and fairytales. by Emma Francois on July 11, 2018
CLSC Young Readers to explore playfulness in the retelling old stories of Sherlock Holmes and Snow White by Flora Junhua Deng on July 10, 2018
Rajiv Mohabir, Week Three Poet-in-Residence to talk play, ‘the beginner’s heart,’ digesting ‘heavy content’ by Emma Francois on July 9, 2018
Rajiv Mohabir, Megan Stielstra to instill ‘childlike wonder,’ ‘permission to play’ in Week Three writers’ center workshops by Emma Francois on July 6, 2018
Caroline Fraser to lead talk on ‘Little House’ for Young Readers by Flora Junhua Deng on July 5, 2018
Fraser to present Pulitzer-winning ‘Prairie Fires’ in CLSC Roundtable by Emma Francois on July 4, 2018
Week Two Writers-in-Residence, Marcus Wicker and Janice Eidus to lead workshops on letter poems, sustaining one’s imaginative truth by Emma Francois on June 30, 2018
Krivák returns with tale of joy, life’s sorrow in ‘The Signal Flame’ by Emma Francois on June 27, 2018
A sense of discovery: CLSC Young Readers spin into week’s theme with E.B. White biography ‘Some Writer’ by Flora Junhua Deng on June 26, 2018
Dream Delivery Service’s Mathias Svalina to talk writing beyond paper in Brown Bag by Emma Francois on June 25, 2018
