Join us at The Smith Memorial Library for a discussion of Eric Gansworth's memoir "Apple : Skin to the Core," a 2024 CLSC Selection. Chautauqua's new Manager of Literary Arts, Stephine Hunt, will lead the discussion. All are welcome.
Following the March 26 webinar with Atiya Aftab and Roberta Elliot, attendees can sign up for an optional two-session discussion series on Tuesday, April 2 and Tuesday, April 16 from 3-4 pm ET. This discussion series will be led by The Department of Religion’s Vice-President, Melissa Spas, and Director of Religion Programs, Rafia Khader, who...
How do we talk about what’s going on in Israel and Palestine? Five months into the current war, is Israel’s response to Hamas’ attacks on October 7 still considered a defense after more than 31,000 Palestinians have been killed and the vast majority of hostages have not been released? How do we see what is...
CHQ Common Grounds is an off-season, volunteerrun community center, serving coffee, tea, cocoa and snacks. During Eclipse weekend, breakfast bagels will be available Saturday through Monday, with soup available at noon on Saturday and Sunday. Everything is free, with donations gratefully accepted. Enjoy meeting fellow Chautauquans on the grounds for the eclipse!
Fun and educational crafts projects for children 4-12 will be available at Common Grounds from 9-5.
Stories are selected for 3 to 5-year-olds, but all children and their families are welcome
Children of all ages are invited to help create eclipse-themed chalk decorations underfoot as we await the big event in the sky!
Chautauqua Literary Arts is honored to partner with Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University and their partners to promote a literary eclipse experience like no other! Wick Poetry Center recently announced their poetry project, “Shared Sky,” an effort “to bear witness to the spectacular,” which Chautauqua will support via our own Poetry Makerspace during...