Children’s School holds Big Art Fest
Holding atypical painting tools, the pint-sized Picassos splattered red, blue, green and yellow spots onto a white canvas.
Recreation & Youth
Here comes the Troll: Children’s School to perform at OFN
Be alert, trolls are taking over the Amphitheater — singing and dancing trolls that is. The Children’s School will present…
A lasting tribute: The love behind the John R. Turney Sailing Center
By many accounts, Chautauqua is hard to explain. From the windows of the John R. Turney Sailing Center, it becomes…
Annual team tennis event another friendly competition
Though muffles of profanities and reviews of out-of-play shots rang throughout competitive atmosphere at the Chautauqua Tennis Center on Saturday, echoes of support and friendly play dominated the annual team tennis event.
Club Carnival brings droves to the waterfront
For a Friday at the Boys’ and Girls’ Club, North Lake Drive appeared to be very quiet. Bikes rested on racks, and the pavement was absent of children running to their next planned activity of the day, though a muffled voice and echoes of yelling from Sharpe Field speakers proved otherwise.
Club Carnival brings droves to the waterfront
For a Friday at the Boys’ and Girls’ Club, North Lake Drive appeared to be very quiet. Bikes rested on racks, and the pavement was absent of children running to their next planned activity of the day, though a muffled voice and echoes of yelling from Sharpe Field speakers proved otherwise.
WATCH: Tennis, fitness centers combine to offer pickleball
Though not played with actual pickles, or involving pickles in any capacity, pickleball will debut in Chautauqua through an inaugural program from the Chautauqua Tennis Center.
Children’s School hosts first Open House of the season
The children, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed, ran to meet their family as they gathered on the lawn in front of the Children’s School.
Game-changer: FootGolf comes to Chautauqua
During a weekend where professional golf returned to its birthplace at the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews for the British Open, golf received quite the makeover at Chautauqua Golf Club.
WATCH: Chautauquan runs 50K on grounds
The highest point in the Leadville Trail 100 — a 100-mile-long ultramarathon held every August throughout the mountainous terrain of Colorado — is 12,620 feet in Hope Pass. Nearly 1,600 miles away and more than 11,000 feet lower, Jon Nassif ran Chautauqua Institution’s iconic Old First Night loop on Wednesday.
