FES, Pender family tradition honors Merkley
Kathy and Jim Pender and the Michael Pender Fund of the Cleveland Foundation are sponsoring tonight’s Family Entertainment Series, Aga-Boom, at 7:30 p.m. in the Amphitheater
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First Amp dialogue draws full house
Chautauqua Institution’s outreach to community members on the Amphitheater project concluded its first week last Friday morning in the Hall…
New goals discussed at Chautauqua Fund kick-off event
Last Saturday morning, Cathy Nowosielski, co-chair of the Chautauqua Fund, urged a crowd of Chautauqua Fund volunteers at the Athenaeum Hotel parlor to “capture the Chautauqua moment.”
Season’s end gives way to new beginning for CSO
The 2014 Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra season is officially one of 86 in the history books.
The Dandy Dozen: Usher staff uses common sense, people skills to maintain order at Chautauqua’s main venues
It’s 8 a.m. on a monsoon Monday morning at the Amphitheater, rain sheeting down as puddles circle the venue’s concrete rim. Most of the 12 morning ushers are already here, seeing and doing what needs to be done without being asked.
Chautauqua Dance prepares for a night of innovation
At 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Amphitheater, audiences will have the chance to witness the Charlotte Ballet push dance into an area of creative discomfort. The company hopes that they will metamorphose into the unexpected and the enlightened.
Campaign promises to sustain the arts at Chautauqua
The pulse of art beats through Chautauqua’s veins. Whether it is listening to the sounds of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra in the Amphitheater, seeing a row of young ballerinas in line for lunch, or attending a Friday night performance in Bratton Theater, there are myriad ways for Chautauquans engage with one art form or another.
Vertebrae in Chautauqua’s Spine: Amp ushers greet attendees, keep order at Institution’s biggest venue
Upon entering the Amphitheater, a friendly usher approaches, prepared to scan gate passes and greeting passersby as they enter the gates. Everyone, from vice presidents to first-time visitors, hesitates for a moment. Guests may feel a sigh of relief as they enter the Institution’s entertainment hub.
Merkley, Moore discuss CSO leadership, inter-arts projects
A swell of Chautauquans flooded Hultquist Center porch Wednesday morning, overflowing onto the steps and surrounding area to listen to the Trustees Porch Discussion, “Fine & Performing Arts & Inter-arts Collaboration.”
Lesenger celebrates a theatrical 20 years as artistic director of Chautauqua Opera Company
This year, Jay Lesenger celebrates 20 years as artistic/general director of the Chautauqua Opera Company.
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