The Arts

The pages of many U.S. history textbooks start with Christopher Columbus. But, Cherokee author and activist Traci Sorell is working to ensure that history is

In her forthcoming novel, The Apology, Jimin Han put herself in the story even though she’s not the main character.  “This book is more autobiographical

In Sony Ton-Aime’s estimation, the most essential tools a poet can have in their toolbox are empathy and a deep sense of curiosity about the

After a year of virtual-only performances in 2020, and a shorter schedule with smaller groups of musicians in 2021, summer 2022 represents a full return

The Athenaeum Hotel was built in the 19th century, the same period in which art songs sprouted to popularity — making the parlor of the

Marlena Malas dislikes the term “masterclass.” She views herself as a voice teacher, not a master.  Malas teaches, not only at The Juilliard School, but

Dance Theatre of Harlem is following through on its mission to make dance accessible to everyone with its program “Dancing in The Streets.” Chautauquans should

Chautauquans enjoy their music and are dedicated to those who create it. They proved this in 2021 when around a dozen people stood outside Fletcher

Dance Theatre of Harlem will close its 2021-2022 season with its debut to Chautauqua audiences, though the company is no stranger to the Institution, where

Cassidey Kavathas - Staff writer Christopher Williams’ artistry will open a gateway to another world on the Amphitheater stage this weekend. This other world is

WILL KARR - Staff writer With cans of paint, a brush and a canvas, artist Jean Alexander Frater is redefining what it means to be

CHRIS CLEMENTS - Staff writer In her upcoming weeklong class — the first Chautauqua Writers’ Center workshop of the 2022 season — novelist and educator

ELLEN E. MINTZER - Staff writer The wandering troupe is returning home. In 2020, they were on Zoom. In 2021, they were outdoors. Now, for

Chris Clements - Staff writer Lillian-Yvonne Bertram kicked off the 2022 Chautauqua Writers’ Festival this past Wednesday by reciting a simple dictionary definition to their

MEGAN BROWN - Staff writer After a two-year intermission, the Chautauqua Opera Company & Conservatory returns with much to celebrate — not just the recent

WILL KARR - Staff writer There are shapes, patterns and textures present in the natural environment around us. But, these shapes and patterns are often