Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra to perform Mahler’s Fifth Symphony by Philip de Oliveira on August 2, 2017
W. Kamau Bell and Kelly Carlin will discuss making connections through comedy by Ryan Lindsay on August 2, 2017
Rabbi Joseph Telushkin to discuss the history of humor in Judaism by Delaney Van Wey on August 2, 2017
Hot Chauts and Grilled Cheeselers to set up title rematch in Chautauqua Women’s Softball league by Josh Svetz on August 2, 2017
Former CTC leader Vivienne Benesch is back for her slice of New Play Workshop with ‘Birthday Candles’ by Dara McBride on August 2, 2017
Rev. Susan Sparks, Rabbi Bob Alper discuss laughter’s role as a community builder by Kelly Powell on August 2, 2017
Morning Worship: Sparks elucidates parallels between Jesus and Elvis by Mary Lee Talbot on August 2, 2017
Opera Young Artists present musical theater repertoire in final Open Mic Night of the season by Nathan Healy on August 1, 2017
Opera Composer-in-Residence Gity Razaz finds inspiration in collaboration by Nathan Healy on August 1, 2017
Comedian Dean Obeidallah to discuss the power of comedy in activism by Delaney Van Wey on August 1, 2017
Crossing lines: David Steinberg talks religion and politics in polite company by Brian Contreras on August 1, 2017
Neuroscientist Sophie Scott to discuss laughter as social behavior by Adrianna Jereb on August 1, 2017
CSO’s Rossen Milanov will explain mechanics of conducting at Chautauqua Speaks by Deborah Trefts on August 1, 2017
Rev. Christopher Leighton discusses healing and wounding effect of religious humor by Kelly Powell on August 1, 2017