Chautauqua Institution‘s performing and visual arts programming will enter a transition phase this fall. After 25 years of leadership, vice president and director of programming Marty Merkley will retire at the end of September
Although it may sound like a cow with a cough, the acronym “MOOC” stands for something even more substantive that…
Each June, about 300 students from around the world converge on Chautauqua Institution’s Schools of Fine and Performing Arts. They…
Those who missed Week Three’s lectures and discussions on “Immigration: Origins and Destinations” and are keen to further explore this…
Title IX of the 1972 Civil Rights Act did not exist when Tara VanDerveer was in Girls’ Club in 1967, setting a Boys’ and Girls’ Club record for the softball throw event for Groups 8 through SAC.
Ever since he was a kid growing up in Chautauqua County, Billy Schmidt has been behind the movie screen, up in the balcony, inside the film booth and back in the little-known, popcorn-popping room at Chautauqua Cinema.
BRIA GRANVILLE | Staff Photographer Kit Trapasso has been the director of the Children’s School since 1984. He said his…
At 9 a.m. on Thursday at the CWC House, Mimi Gallo will conclude the 2014 Chautauqua Speaks series with a presentation on “Women of the Impressionists,” which will continue to spotlight artists; in this case, it will be four French and three American Impressionists.
For his presentation titled “Looking at Chautauqua: Past, Present, Future,” Institution archivist and historian Jon Schmitz will show a 1923 film about Chautauqua and place it in historical context.
At 9 a.m. Thursday at the Women’s Club house, the Weintraub duo will disclose the “Nuts and Bolts of the CSO,” as part of the Women’s Club’s Chautauqua Speaks series.
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