TALKS

TEDxBoulder – June 1

Empowering. Inspiring. Educational. Join us for a live presentation on ideas worth spreading, celebrating this year’s TEDxBoulder talk “Within & Without.” Connect with others while you enjoy a picninc-style dinner, world-class speakers, entertainment and the stunning view of the Boulder Flatirons right here at Chautauqua. Saturday, June 1. 5:00 PM. Chautauqua Auditorium. Buy tickets online.

FAMILY EVENT

Jack and the Beanstalk – June 1 – June 30

The familiar story of “Jack and the Beakstalk” is brought to life on the trails! Arts in the Open present the first of three hiking plays at Chautauqua beginning June 1. Audience and actors meet at the Chautauqua Picnic Shelter and take a moderate hike on the Enchanted Mesa Trail while scenes from the play are performed along the way. The approximate length of the hike is two miles with an elevation gain of 400 feet. This event is recommended for patrons ages six (6) and older.

Join us for a hike with a twist and see the story of Jack and his adventures unfold on the trail. Saturday, June 1 – Sunday, June 30. Chautauqua Picnic Shelter. Buy tickets online.

SPACE

2019-20 Space series announced

Peer into the mysteries of outer space as we discuss the diversity of planets, the future of Earth’s existence, missions of history and destiny and so much more. Learn about the great leaps taken and the next steps that humans will take to explore space.

Space Series Lineup:

Sept 29 – Spitzer Space Telescope
Discover one of NASA’s “Great Observatories” that allows us to peek behind the cosmic veil and learn about our galaxy and beyond.

Oct 7 – NASA’s Exploration of Jupiter’s Asteroids
Explore the Jupiter Trojan Asteroids with NASA’s Lucy Mission.

Oct 28 – Cosmic Explosions Near and Far
Learn how cosmic calamities impact the properties of stars and galaxies ultimately shaping our Solar System.

Nov 11 – The Breathing of the Earth
Learn about the past, present, and future of carbon on Earth.

Dec 9 – Resources Beyond Earth: Enabling Future Exploration and the New Space Economy
Journey through search, extraction, and use of resources in space, the Moon, asteroids, and other planets.

Jan 27 – “OSIRIS-REx” Mission Update
Learn about “OSIRIS-REx’s” newest findings, with hopes of answering some of man-kind’s oldest questions: “Where did we come from? What is our destiny?”

Feb 10 – How is Mars Different From Earth
Discover the profound differences between the Red Planet vs the Blue Planet

Feb 24 – Propulsion Goes Green
Gain insight on the nation’s first attempt to test green propellant technology on a spacecraft.

Mar 16 – WFIRST: Humanity’s Next Great Leap
Unlock the mysteries of dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets with the next generation of space telescopes

Mar 30 – Mysteries Cassini Did Not Solve
Discuss the unsolved mysteries surrounding Saturn and it’s moons

Apr 20 – Storms and Seas on Titan
Immerse yourself in the mystery of the lakes, seas and storms on Titan

May 4 – Next Steps: Moon to Mars
Go behind-the-scenes with the robotic and crewed exploration of the Moon and Mars

TICKET INFORMATION – Tickets on sale May 9 at 10:00 AM!

Buy your tickets early! This popular series sells out fast!

All events:
7:00 PM
Chautauqua Community House
Tickets: $15.00 ($12.00 Concert Member)

Purchase tickets online.

CAREERS

Now hiring!

Applications are now being accepted to fill the following full-time and seasonal openings.

• Event Staff
• Facilities Technician- Night Shift
• Guest Service Agent
• Parking Staff
• Seasonal Gardener

For more information, please visit our Careers page on our website.