Cellist Daniel Kaler looks to future in music after winning SAI competition by Rebecca Klar on July 31, 2017
School of Music students will play in chamber recitals throughout the week by Rebecca Klar on July 31, 2017
Noah Haidle’s ‘Birthday Candles’ to appear at CTC New Play Workshop before moving to Detroit by Dara McBride on July 31, 2017
Opera challenges audiences, encourages conversation with final showing of ‘Hydrogen Jukebox’ by Nathan Healy on July 31, 2017
Morning Worship: Pivot, stand in the light, and say, ‘Not today, Satan’ by Mary Lee Talbot on July 31, 2017
Lewis Black opens week with examination of comics’ role in society by Brian Contreras on July 30, 2017
Rev. Christopher Leighton to begin Week Six with discussion of humor’s challenges by Delaney Van Wey on July 30, 2017
Richard O’Brien to discuss achievements of women presidents and prime ministers for Professional Women’s Network by Deborah Trefts on July 30, 2017
Tallman Tracker Organ Recital to bring out the humor in classical music by Delaney Van Wey on July 30, 2017
Morning Worship: Put trash in mulch pile and let new, beautiful things grow by Mary Lee Talbot on July 30, 2017
Betsy Burgeson to show rain gardens and give gardening advice at BTG Lake Walk by Alex Meyer on July 30, 2017
Guest column: Susan Sparks addresses finding her way as an ordained comedian by Susan Sparks on July 28, 2017
Chautauqua Choir to perform dedicated work from Amy Cheney Beach on Sunday by Delaney Van Wey on July 28, 2017
A beacon in the dark: Ted Olson explains why a stable Supreme Court is so vital by Brian Contreras on July 28, 2017