CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION

July 5

10:45 - Service of Worship & Sermon. Rev. Samuel Wells, dean, Duke Chapel, Duke Divinity School

2:15 - Theater: Arcadia

2:30 - Washington High School Steel Band

5:00 - Vespers

8:00 - Theater: Arcadia

8:00 - Sacred Song Service: African Echoes

July 6

9:15 - Rev. Samuel Wells

10:45 - Annie Griffiths Belt, National Geographic photographer

2:00 - Rabbi Joseph Telushkin, author, Jewish Literacy

4:00 - New Arts Trio

8:15 - Music School Festival Orchestra. Timothy Muffitt, conductor

July 7

9:15 - Rev. Samuel Wells

10:45 - Wade Davis, ethnobotanist, photographer, author, The Serpent and the Rainbow

2:00 - Rabbi Joseph Telushkin

5:00 & 7:00 - FES: In Jest Comedy Show with Nels Cremean

8:00 - Theater: Arcadia

8:15 - Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Tito Muñoz, guest conductor; Jan Eberle, oboe

July 8

9:15 - Rev. Samuel Wells

10:45 - Kobie Boykins, NASA engineer, Mars Expedition Rovers program

2:00 - Rabbi Joseph Telushkin

8:00 - Theater: Arcadia

8:15 - Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble of New Orleans

July 9

9:15 - Rev. Samuel Wells

10:45 - Donald Johanson, dir., Inst. of Human Origins; discovered "Lucy" fossil

2:00 - Rabbi Joseph Telushkin

3:30 - CLSC Roundtable/ Lecture: Alan Weisman, The World Without Us

4:00 - Theater: Arcadia

8:15 - Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Stefan Sanderling, conductor; CSO Percussion Section

July 10

9:15 - Rev. Samuel Wells

10:45 - Mattias Klum, National Geographic photographer, filmmaker

2:00 - Rev. Peter Storey, pres., Methodist Church of South Africa; pastor to Nelson Mandela

4:00 - Theater: Arcadia

7:30 - Opera: Il Trovatore

8:15 - An Evening with Josh Turner

July 11

2:15 - Theater: Arcadia

3:00 - Contemporary Issues Forum: Donna Smith, 'U.S. Healthcare Reform'

8:00 - Theater: Arcadia

8:15 - Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Stefan Sanderling, conductor. Brian Reagin, violin, CSO concertmaster