Lodging Special:
Chautauqua Winter Wonderland – Save 15%
- Pet-friendly lodging options
- Flatirons hiking and snowshoeing
- Dining and concerts
Built in 1898 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, the Auditorium’s lofty, open architecture is from another era and the incredible acoustics keep the music real. In Colorado’s chillier months, you will find concerts, speakers, and panels in the intimate setting of our 1918 Community House.
Events are subject to local health mandates.
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Andrew Cowell, Director of the Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies at CU-Boulder, will discuss native plant names, uses and stories, with a focus specifically on the Arapaho. Dr. Cowell has done field work with Arapaho elders in Wyoming and Colorado identifying plants known to them, and has recorded cultural information and stories about […]
Event Time: 3:00 PM Free Did you know Chautauqua has varieties of over 500 trees? Chautauqua’s enchantment lies in its setting, but the early settlers did little to cultivate the trees. Only the hardy native vegetation could withstand the summer heat and winter snow. By comparison, today's Chautauqua hosts an abundant urban forest. Join tree […]
A relational practice of being in the natural world to slow down, awaken the senses and be fully present to nature’s beauty, mystery and healing energy. This two-and-a-half-hour journey will take you through an easy, contemplative hike and nature-centered tea ceremony. Led by Darlene Rooney, a Nature and Forest Therapy (ANFT) guide, trained in the relational […]
Start your Monday off right with a gentle flow yoga class and a beautiful view. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat or check one out at the front desk. The class is led by Sarah Lems. Sarah teaches yoga in a nurturing, supportive, and fun-loving way. Yoga changed her outlook on […]
Event Time: 3:00 PM Did you know Chautauqua has varieties of over 500 trees? Chautauqua’s enchantment lies in its setting, but the early settlers did little to cultivate the trees. Only the hardy native vegetation could withstand the summer heat and winter snow. By comparison, todays Chautauqua hosts an abundant urban forest. Join tree experts […]