Kelly Link presents fairy tales and ghost stories, closes out CLSC’s author presentations by Nora Smith on August 28, 2026
CTC’s Jade King Carroll, Emily Glinick bring summer reflections centerstage by Sophia Rooksberry on August 28, 2026
Literary Arts director Stephine Hunt looks forward to future of continual, lifelong learning by Nora Smith on August 28, 2026
Kelly Link on fairy tales in ‘White Cat, Black Dog’ for CLSC Week Nine by Nora Smith on August 27, 2026
Community celebrates legacy of literary journal as model shifts to anthology by Sabine Obermoller on July 20, 2024
In solo Strohl show, Ash Eliza Williams probes ways of communication, connection by Julia Weber on July 20, 2024
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Fellows, Samuel Pierce-Ruhland to present Beethoven, Arensky by Gabriel Weber on July 20, 2024
Stacy Hawkins Adams, Frank X. Walker to lead workshops for writers to explore deeper, embrace vulnerability by Sabine Obermoller on July 20, 2024
Written from the heart: composer Surrija reflects on music in ‘Birthday Candles’ by Aden Graves on July 19, 2024
Award-winning guitarist Bo Byun joins CSO for evening in musical heart of Spain by Gabriel Weber on July 18, 2024
Smith Memorial Library fêtes birthday with annual Library Day festivities by Julia Weber on July 18, 2024
In latest New Play Workshop from playwright Anna Ziegler, Chautauqua Theater Company traces evolution of women’s journal, community it creates by Aden Graves on July 18, 2024
Valeria Luiselli navigates effects of refugee crisis on children with Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle pick ‘Lost Children Archive’ by Sabine Obermoller on July 18, 2024
In Brian Selznick’s book ‘Big Tree,’ Young Readers explore big world as tiny seeds by Sabine Obermoller on July 17, 2024
Designing through time: Costume designer Afsaneh Aayani adds array of artistry to ‘Birthday Candles’ by Aden Graves on July 17, 2024
Painter, printer, sculptor Elizabeth Mooney to talk journey, process for Chautauqua Visual Arts Lecture Series by Julia Weber on July 17, 2024
Opera Conservatory students to bring Handel’s extravagant ‘Alcina’ to McKnight Hall by Sara Toth on July 16, 2024
