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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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Door time: 5:30 PM Event time: 6:00 PM Supported by the Betsy Hitchcock Foundation What have facts become in our current information rich environment? This event is a conversation to look at how we attempt to gain knowledge and what are the social and environmental features that pose a challenge to do this. We want […]
Door time: 5:30 PM Event time: 6:00 PM Registration for this event is full. Supported by the Betsy Hitchcock Foundation A community discussion about the nature and evolution of democracy in the US. Is American democracy broken, as some commenters suggest, or is it deeply imperiled and potentially on the verge of becoming so, as […]
Sponsored by: The Betsy Hitchcock Fund Doors: 5:30 PM Show: 6:00 PM Our third Difficult Dialogue Conversation takes up the topic of how to have difficult conversations with people you care about but may disagree with. Our facilitators, Jennifer Ho and Ami Dayan, believe it is possible to have productive conversations about controversial subjects, […]
Doors: 5:30 PM Show: 6:00 PM For this second in the series, the Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA) and Colorado Chautauqua are hosting a community conversation about the first amendment and freedom of speech. Are there boundaries to what speech can and should be shared publicly? Are there costs to free speech? The Center […]
We are currently at capacity for this event. Please check back later to see if seats become available. Navigating the spaces between us As we begin 2024, the Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA) and Colorado Chautauqua are hosting a community conversation about how we form opinions, and what happens when we confront opposing […]