GALLERY: Pantomime heroes
The winners of the Air Band competition will perform during Old First Night services at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, also in…
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Chautauqua Opera stages Tchaikovsky’s ‘Eugene Onegin’
Falling into a one-way romantic affair can be devastating.
VACI bares all in ‘NAKED’ exhibition
This week might be dedicated to “Art & Politics” and the more serious side of art. But there is still a place for whimsy, and at 3 p.m. today in the Strohl Art Center, a new show is opening to celebrate it.
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.
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.
Two Currencies: Norton lectures on the science behind happiness and money
The phrase “Money can’t buy happiness” needs to be retired, according to marketing expert Michael Norton. In its place, he suggested, “If you think money can’t buy happiness, you’re not spending it right.”
‘Intimate’ conversations: CTC actors prepare for show
A perfect piece of apparel is nothing without the reliable threads that bind it together. The same idea works in theater; a good play is nothing without a strong set of actors.
Opera Young Artists deliver annual musical theater revue
Prepare for VIP status with “Backstage Pass: Heart and Music,” the first musical theater revue performance this season from the Chautauqua Opera Company’s Young Artists at 10 p.m. tonight in Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall. A repeat performance will take place on Aug. 4.
Closer than its seams: CTC preps for ‘intimate apparel’
It all began with a photograph. While cleaning through her grandmother’s things, Lynn Nottage found a picture of her great-grandmother with a Barbadian. Nottage was aware that her great-grandmother was a seamstress who specialized in making intimate apparel for ladies, and of her connection to the Caribbean island of Barbados, but that picture made her curious.
GALLERY: ‘We’ve got that Children’s School enthusiasm down in our hearts’
The Chautauqua Children’s School held its first open house of the 2015 season Friday for the 3s, 4s, 5s and Group One. Parents joined their children at the school for some fun and, as always, learning.
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