Philanthropy

Art may seem useless when society itself is going through great change, especially in the midst of a worldwide pandemic

With $600 million, one person can buy 198,675,496 meals. Or, they could attend a public, in-state college for 13,636 years.

The Miller Cottage garden, shown July 9, 2019 after the completion of new plantings, was resotored according to the original

Suzanne and Jeff Watters are two longtime Chautauquans who take full advantage of the Institution’s programming every summer. They join

For two decades, the annual Chautauqua Music Camps have been sponsored by the Winifred Crawford Dibert Foundation. This week, 99

Deirdre and Dave Anderson are shown on their porch Wednesday, July 25, 2018. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR The Edward L. Anderson

The new Amphitheater stands as the gateway to the future for Chautauqua Institution. Now, thanks to philanthropic support from Anne

M&T Bank Corporation is sponsoring “An Evening with Garrison Keillor featuring Rich Dworsky and Heather Masse” at 8:15 p.m. Friday

Sheryl Crow’s Grammy Award-winning voice will fill the Amphitheater at 8:15 p.m. Friday thanks to Wegmans Food Markets, which is

Board leadership, campaign volunteers and guests gathered last Friday to celebrate the successful conclusion of the Promise Campaign for the

It’s a friendship that’s lasted 30 years. It’s seen the highs and the lows of life as it’s lasted through

After almost a year of construction, trucks are lining the foot of Bowman Avenue for the last time as Rachel Mazza Borzilleri hurries across the porch of the new Hagen-Wensley Guest House, making last-minute adjustments. Borzilleri, the hostess of the Hagen-Wensley, welcomed the house's first guests Saturday, reigniting a tradition of integrating speakers and guests into Chautauqua's daily fabric.