Bezos Earth Fund’s Sir Andrew Steer highlights AI’s potential to aid in climate change fight by Sara Toth on July 5, 2024
Following New Play Workshop start, Broadway run, Noah Haidle’s ‘Birthday Candles’ comes home with previews in Bratton
Story science scholar Fletcher shares how literature heightens human emotions by Nick Danlag on August 17, 2021
University of Virginia scholar of near-death experiences Greyson to share findings from 50 years of research by Max Zambrano on August 17, 2021
In panel discussion, Ornstein, Insel, Leifman to speak on treatment, response to mental illness in justice system; what reforms are needed by Laura Philion on August 17, 2021
Poetry, music, nature are at center of divine wisdom, says Harper by Mary Lee Talbot on August 17, 2021
Wisdom is embodied in justice and right relationships, says Harper by Mary Lee Talbot on August 16, 2021
The world of the future: Season’s final Chautauqua School of Dance Student Gala to showcase talent from across nation by Jordyn Russell on August 16, 2021
Georgetown professor, Chautauqua favorite Soltes on being ‘an eternal student,’ to open Interfaith Lecture Series on human soul by Max Zambrano on August 16, 2021
OSU scholar of story science Fletcher to discuss new way of thinking about the brain in week’s opening lecture by Max Zambrano on August 16, 2021
Their stories, offstage: CTC conservatory actors on their journey at Chautauqua by Kristen Triplett on August 15, 2021
An American celebration: Honoring Fitzgerald, American songbook, CSO closes season with Jenkins, Chafetz by Nichole Jiang on August 13, 2021
Feelin’ the beat: Director of Arts Education Fassett-Wright uses drumming to teach more than just rhythm by Kristen Triplett on August 13, 2021
Friends of Chautauqua Writers’ Center host virtual literary arts contests award ceremony by Sarah Vest on August 13, 2021
Chautauqua Prize winner Biss discusses ‘Having and Being Had’ in virtual awards ceremony by Sarah Vest on August 13, 2021
