The 2020 Season is over and now for the history books. The Chautauquan Daily ended the 1960 Season with a historical tribute to the...

Mr. Joseph Citarella, who designs and executes the costumes for the Chautauqua Opera Association, is calling attention to the fact that...

From United States Senator Jacob K. Javits of New York Greetings to Chautauquans on the auspicious occasion of the celebration of the...

Although both presidential candidates Senator John Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon have been invited to Chautauqua there is more...

The ABC Coast-to-Coast Network will broadcast the morning concert performed by the Student Symphony Orchestra playing all concerto...

Who recalls when this playground by the Bell Tower was built? Your blog editor thinks it has to be have been after the mid-1960s. Joe...

Parliamentary Law classes are being offered at the Woman's Club House by the first Vice-President of the National Parliamentarian...

Congressman William E. Miller (R-NY) described "the government's strong leaning toward Socialism, especially in its public power...

This view from July 1986 was a shocker to returning Chautauquans who grew up with a GREEN Athenaeum. Redesigned porches and a redesigned...

The Women's Christian Temperance Union will entertain with a Tea at Baptist House today at 4:30. *** High School boys wanted to perform a...

"Shaw's writing has plenty of flash, wit, and perception without becoming overbearingly wordy. Only occasionally last evening did thought...

Dr. Edward Bortz addressed the amphitheater audience on the topic of "Ways to a Program of Positive Health: Changing, On-Going Man." He...

The Chautauquan Daily reports that the Doxology will be presented as Sacred Dance at the junior service at Hurlbut Church. It is hoped...

Surprise! 1960 was also an election year. During that summer, The Chautauquan Daily informed its readers on July 6 that the University...

The C.L.S.C. theme for 1960-61 was The U.S. Looks at the World, Ethics and United States Foreign Policy. If the Summer School didn't...

... buys your Daily everytime! But, actually, in 1960, the newspaper would put you out only one thin dime. In the summer of 1960 The...

Here's a snapshot of a familiar scene to those who were able to celebrate the Fourth at Chautauqua last summer with the Children's School...