CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION

August 23

10:45 - Rev. Otis Moss III, pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago

2:30 - Barbershop Harmony Parade

5:00 - Vespers

8:00 - Sacred Song Service: An Old Fashioned Hymn Song

August 30

10:45 - Rev. Joseph Lowery, United Methodist pastor

2:30 - U.S. Air Force Liberty Big Band

8:00 - Sacred Song Service: 'And Leave My Heart Its Song'

August 24

9:15 - Rev. Otis Moss III

10:45 - Hunter Rawlings, classical history prof.; President Emeritus, Cornell Univ.

2:00 - Charles Haynes, senior scholar, First Amendment Center

4:00 - Hammer/ Klavier Quartet

7:30 - Opera: The Pirates of Penzance

8:15 - Five By Design ʻStay Tunedʼ

August 25

9:15 - Rev. Otis Moss III

10:45 - Gordon Wood, prof. emeritus of history, Brown University

2:00 - Rev. Oliver ʻBuzzʼ Thomas and Rev. James Dunn, Baptist ministers, with Colonial Williamsburg actors portraying Jefferson and Mason

8:15 - Jay Ungar and Molly Mason Family Band

August 26

9:15 - Rev. Otis Moss III

10:45 - Jim Lehrer, in conversation with Colonial Williamsburg actors portraying Jefferson and Jupiter

2:00 - Charles Haynes, with Colonial Williamsburg actors portraying Pastor Gowan Pamphlet and a white Baptist minister

8:15 - An Evening with David McCullough
Sponsored by Tom & Susan Hagen

August 27

9:15 - Rev. Otis Moss III

10:45 - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy

2:00 - A Church-State Debate between actors portraying Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry

3:30 - CLSC Roundtable/ Lecture: Annette Gordon-Reed, The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family

8:15 - Dr. John & the Lower 911

August 28

9:15 - Rev. Otis Moss III

10:45 - Ambassador William Luers

2:00 - Imam Feisal Rauf, CEO and founder, ASMA, in conversation with Rev. Oliver "Buzz" Thomas

8:15 - An Evening with Sara Evans
Sponsored by U.S. Foodservice

August 29

8:15 - Elvis Costello & The Sugarcanes