DOCUMENTARY FILM

The Human Element – March 8

For nearly 40 years, photographer James Balog has broken new conceptual and artistic ground on one of the most important issues of our era: human modification of nature. His new film, “The Human Element,” is an innovative and visually stunning look at how humanity interacts with earth, air, fire and water.

Join a representative from The Earth Vision for a post-film discussion. Watch the official trailer here. Friday, March 8. 7:00 PM. Chautauqua Community House. Buy tickets online.

AUTHOR

William Briggs: How America Got Its Guns – March 13

The “typical” gun owner in America is no longer “typical,” as people have begun to incorporate firearms into their daily lives. Boulder-native and author William Briggs and his book “How America Got Its Guns” examine the Second Amendment and the laws and court cases it has spawned.

Join William Briggs for a discussion on the current state of gun ownership in the United States. Wednesday, March 13. 7:00 PM. Chautauqua Community House. Buy tickets online.

EXPLORER

Natalie Kramer: Merging Science & Sport – March 28

Whitewater kayaker and research contractor, Natalie Kramer, has combined her love for science and sport into a journey examining and documenting rivers in hopes of helping society manage them in a sustainable way.

Join top female kayaker, Natalie Kramer, for a discussion on her exploration and research. Learn more about Natalie here. Thursday, March 28. 7:00 PM. Chautauqua Community House. Buy tickets online.

LODGING

Conference on World Affairs discount

With picturesque views, tranquil lodging accommodations, soul-nourishing cuisine and close proximity to University of Colorado, Boulder, this quiet mountain setting is perfect for guests attending the Conference on World Affairs. As an official lodging partner of Conference of World Affairs, Chautauqua offers special discounts that let you experience Boulder’s only national historic landmark for less.

CWA patrons receive:

• Studio or one-bedroom cottage for $95 per night
• Two-bedroom cottage for $190 per night
• Three-bedroom cottage for $285 per night
• 25% off food and non-alcoholic beverages at the Chautauqua Dining Hall
• Click here and plan your stay* today!

*Restrictions: Valid on new reservations only between April 7 – 15, 2019. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Offer valid while supplies last.

CHAUTAUQUA DINING HALL

Easter children’s tea- April 13

Join us in the Chautauqua Dining Hall on Saturday, April 13^th for a special afternoon tea service beginning at 2PM. Enjoy an assortment of sweet and savory treats, fun and creative crafts, a dress up and photo area, an Easter Egg Hunt*, and a special visit by the Easter Bunny! Community-style seating, but if there are others you would like to sit with, please let the Dining Hall know when you call to make your reservations. $25 per person. Reservations required. Saturday, April 13. 

For reservations, please call 303-440-3776 or e-mail reservations@chautauqua.com.

*Easter Egg Hunt will take place weather permitting.