Poet Nicole Cooley loves tiny things: dollhouses, miniatures, but especially tiny texts. She’ll discuss the opportunities that short-form writing can provide for readers and
The Arts
A tuba player has less repertoire to choose from than other brass instruments because the instrument’s true genesis was in the 20th century. So when
The Sultans of String will bring a world of musical influences with them in their first visit to Chautauqua Institution. The group will perform
The chord stick is a cross between an electric guitar and a hammered dulcimer. Only four exist in the world, and they belong to
Organists rarely make a living just playing the organ; most make a career by doing a variety of different things. Jared Jacobsen plans to
No, not my first Mikado. But the Chautauqua Opera Company version that opened Friday night in Norton Hall was my first in 14 years.
Rossen Milanov conducts the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra in "Sheep May Safely Graze, BWV 208 (1713-17)" by J.S. Bach/Arr. Stokowski on July 28, 2016 in the
Week Six at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center will offer workshops focused on getting lost and getting in trouble. Writers Leslie Daniels and Nicole Cooley will
Beth Livingston’s mind began to wander as she sat out on the porch of the historic Athenaeum Hotel. Being surrounded by so much history, she
She’s probably gone through hundreds by now, but Sarah Lapointe remembers her first pair of pointe shoes. She was 11 years old and standing in
Brittany Bradford and Juliana Canfield live in double rooms in the Bellinger Hall dorms. They share suite-style bathrooms. They attend classes. In so many ways,
The Octet in F major, D. 803, by Schubert is written for a very odd assortment of instruments, according to Olga Kaler, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
While considering ideas for art events ahead of this year’s fundraiser, VACI Partners President Betsy Vance didn’t know how to top the en plein air
Rheya Shano performs during Nightwatch during the Chautauqua Festival Dancers with the Music School Festival Orchestra July 25, 2016 in the Amphitheater. Workshop students previously
“The Next Chapter: Works by Five Chautauqua School of Art Alumni” features two generations of summer School of Art participants. It is an excellent exhibition
The American Legion Band of the Tonawandas has had many achievements in its 87-year history. Founded by World War I veterans in 1929, the volunteer