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
Week Four’s prose writer-in-residence Kevin Haworth to talk creating effective settings with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on July 20, 2017
Commentary: On the power of Sandra Cisneros’ “little stories” in ‘The House on Mango Street’ by Ryan Pait on July 19, 2017
House, and home: Sandra Cisneros to share contemporary classic ‘The House on Mango Street’ with CLSC presentation by Ryan Pait on July 19, 2017
Peter Georgescu to hold book signing of ‘Capitalists Arise!’ at Chautauqua Bookstore by Adrianna Jereb on July 19, 2017
Smith Memorial Library to celebrate Library Day with stickers and kazoos by Adrianna Jereb on July 19, 2017
Ellen Oh is changing kids literature to reflect diversity through We Need Diverse Books by Rebecca Klar on July 18, 2017
Week Four’s poet-in-residence Philip Brady looks at life before the alphabet with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on July 17, 2017
Potential rain will not disrupt Alumni Association of CLSC’s Great American Picnic by Ryan Pait on July 14, 2017
Writers-in-residence Philip Brady and Kevin Haworth look at the concept of time for Week Four workshops by Ryan Pait on July 14, 2017
Peter Ho Davies discusses the burden of representation at Chautauqua Prize presentation by Ryan Pait on July 14, 2017
Week Three’s prose writer-in-residence Jonathan Eig to discuss falling in love with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on July 13, 2017
Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild to discuss America’s political divide with CLSC presentation on Strangers in Their Own Land’ by Ryan Pait on July 12, 2017
Writer Adam Hochschild leads Special Studies course on the relationship between history and narrative by Ryan Pait on July 12, 2017
Commentary: ‘Strangers’ and the literature of the American political divide by Ryan Pait on July 12, 2017
