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is 8,000 square foot recital and rehearsal hall, dedicated in 1993. This facility was the first significant program facility to be built at the
Chautauqua Institution in 65 years. The building serves as the rehearsal facility for the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra and Music School Festival Orchestra
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is a walk-around, landscaped, geographically scaled map of
Palestine showing the general contour of the area, including mountains, valleys, bodies of water and the cities in their correct geographical locations, that existed in the first century CE. Throughout the week, there are multiple tours to
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Tuesday of each August called "Old First Night." The event is the "birthday party" for the institution, marking the anniversary of the opening of the first season in 1874. Several of the Chautauqua facilities will host fundraisers, including the Old First
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7,500 and all travel and expenses for a one-week summer residency at
Chautauqua. It is a "national prize that celebrates a book of fiction or literary/narrative nonfiction that provides a richly rewarding reading experience and honors the author for a significant contribution to the literary arts."
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Programs offered during the week at Chautauqua include devotional services and a lecture on a social, political, or academic issue in the morning, a religious or political topic in the afternoon, and a night of entertainment as the evening program. This evening Amphitheater event may be a symphony
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was a lifelong attendee and lecturer at Chautauqua. John Q. Barrett wrote, "For almost fifty years, Chautauqua was a major part of Jackson’s expanding horizons, intellectual development, study and leisure—it was one of the places he loved best, and it deserves much credit for making him what he
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The institution has operated each summer since then, gradually expanding its season length and program offerings in the arts, education, religion, and music. It offers educational activities to the public during the season, with public events including popular entertainment, theater, symphony,
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Night Run, a fun run around the grounds, hosted by the Chautauqua Sports Club, a lip-sync contest called Air Band hosted by the Chautauqua Boys' and Girls' Club, and a bake sale hosted by the Chautauqua Children's Club. All money raised goes to the Chautauqua Fund.
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Sunday gate pass, which previously could be secured anonymously on Sundays, when there is no fee for entry. Carried bags larger than a wristlet will also be banned in the amphitheater.
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2464:Robert H. Jackson Center
2396:St. Louis Public Library
1917:. Charter Communications
1891:. Charter Communications
1864:. Charter Communications
1829:"Chautauqua Institution"
1560:"Chautauqua Declaration"
1540:. Chautauqua Institution
1479:The Akron Beacon Journal
1313:. Chautauqua Institution
1040:Internal Revenue Service
668:Hague Convention of 1907
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2596:Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall
1452:. National Park Service
1307:"Boys' and Girls' Club"
1151:. National Park Service
758:Independent Chautauquas
702:The Chautauqua movement
605:Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall
427:NY 394, formerly NY 17J
3322:Chautauqua Institution
2741:Keeper of the Register
2616:Russell Diethrick Park
2575:Statue of Lucille Ball
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2449:Chautauqua Institution
2095:Chautauqua Institution
1659:Chautauqua Institution
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977:. American Dreams, Inc
905:In August 2022 author
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1726:The Chautauquan Daily
1444:Bradford, S. Sydney.
1262:The Chautauquan Daily
1054:The American Interest
917:Further information:
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1941:Buffalo Evening News
1747:"I Hate War Address"
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844:Booker T. Washington
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650:The Chautauqua Prize
639:The Chautauqua Prize
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433:Institution programs
330:Chautauqua, New York
271:Designated NHLD
132:Chautauqua, New York
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2489:Allegany State Park
2470:Roger Tory Peterson
2433:Jamestown, New York
2161:. August 12, 2022.
1604:"Introductory Note"
1422:. November 18, 1995
1118:Smoot, Tom (2004).
1093:Pines, Deb (2013).
825:Stanley Forman Reed
821:Sandra Day O'Connor
813:Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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