New chair Bonner plans for Foundation’s future
Cathy Bonner made history this past weekend, becoming the first female chair of the Board of Directors of the Chautauqua…
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Foundation honors community volunteers at reception
For some members of the community, the Chautauqua experience has given them so much that they feel compelled to give back, sharing their time and talents.
After Amphitheater, Bellinger is next for renovation
For the past three years Chautauquans have been hearing about the $33 million Amphitheater renovation project, the largest public works project ever proposed for the Institution. The Amp project is the centerpiece of Chautauqua’s six-year Promise Campaign.
Baggiano, Follansbee talk Chautauqua’s financial sustainability
Chautauqua Institution’s sustainability for future generations was at the heart of this week’s Trustees Porch Discussion, on “Chautauqua’s Financial Planning.”
Becker addresses Bestor Society with annual president’s remarks
Chautauqua Institution covers 750 acres, and traversing the grounds from its most northern to most southern points can be quite a hike. But last Sunday, members of the Bestor Society and various Chautauqua Foundation and Institution leaders made the trek to the south side of the grounds for the annual president’s address.
Chautauqua volunteers recognized with reception
Each year, hundreds of Chautauquans pour their time, energy and resources into various volunteer efforts on behalf of the Institution. At 5:30 p.m. this past Tuesday at the Golf Club, a volunteer recognition reception was held to honor those who have participated in the different volunteer organizations at Chautauqua.
Chautauqua Fund welcomes new leaders
With the Promise Campaign in its public phase and 34 new Chautauqua Fund volunteers in place this summer, the Chautauqua Foundation is propelled by excitement around the possibilities that surround each season at Chautauqua, said Tina Downey, director of the Chautauqua Fund.
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.
Pardo updates community on board activity, hears feedback
James Pardo, chairman of the Chautauqua Institution Board of Trustees, led an open forum on Saturday in the Hall of Christ to update community members on board activity over the last year. He also took it as an opportunity to look toward Chautauqua’s future and receive public feedback about the Institution’s growth and direction.
For Hopper, Chautauqua is a treasure trove
As a former member of the United States Foreign Service, the former owner of an antique business, the current owner of Hopper Historics, and president of the Manuscript Society, Bob Hopper may be a jack-of-all-trades, but he wouldn’t exchange anything for his summers at Chautauqua Institution.
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