Writers’ Center faculty Angela May and Shonda Buchanan to present ‘The Islanders,’ ‘Who’s Afraid of Black Indians?’ by Nora Smith on July 17, 2026
Beloved baked beans return with CLSC Alumni Association Annual Great American Picnic by Nora Smith on July 17, 2026
Sony Ton-Aime and Lauren Francis-Sharma to dive into historical moments to provide hope for today’s political landscape by Nora Smith on July 10, 2026
Author Stefan Fatsis to present changing lives of dictionaries in digital age for CLSC by Nora Smith on July 9, 2026
New exhibition opening in School of Art Gallery showcases partnership between art and literature by Julia Weber on August 3, 2025
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah speaks on Nuance as a Gateway to Compassion for CLSC by Susie Anderson on August 1, 2025
With Marita Golden and Valerie Woods as faculty, writers to develop stories for screen and find truth in fiction and non-fiction by Susie Anderson on August 1, 2025
Chautauqua Literary Arts staff reading to platform poets, writers behind Programming by Susie Anderson on July 31, 2025
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah tackles systemic villains in CLSC Week 6 pick ‘Chain-Gang All-Stars’ by Susie Anderson on July 30, 2025
Today, Friends of Chautauqua Writers’ Center and Friends of Chautauqua Theater co-produce reading of ‘Feiffer’s People’ by Susie Anderson on July 28, 2025
Young writers of Book-in-a-Day to celebrate week of poetry, publishing by Susie Anderson on July 24, 2025
Cat Bohannon to discuss what science missed in her book ‘Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution,’ for CLSC Week 5 by Susie Anderson on July 23, 2025
School of Art faculty member Adrienne Elise Tarver to continue CVA lecture series with artist talk by Julia Weber on July 22, 2025
Great American Picnic returns Sunday, as does cherished baked beans recipe by Susie Anderson on July 18, 2025
‘Chautauqua’ literary annual launches today with ‘Patchwork’ of literature by Susie Anderson on July 17, 2025
