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Northern Chautauqua county's premiere performing arts center with a year round schedule of live events, concerts, films. Guided tours available of this totally refurbished Victorian opera house. Home of the annual Baroque & Beyond Festival and much more!

The Bemus Bay Pops is a series of outdoor concert events of historic proportions, featuring world-class musicians from the Chautauqua Region as well as national acts. Home to Lake Night at the Movies and the Chautauqua Lake Idol Contest.

The Village Casino is the one of the most popular spots on Chautauqua Lake to enjoy good food and live entertainment.  Boat side food and beverage service.  Wrap around deck for waterfront dining.

Annual Music Festival with 3 days of live music: Jazz, Cajun , Zydeco, folk, swing, roots rock, Appalachian & old time. All night dance tent, camping, swimming, food.

"The Way Movies Should Be Seen!"...Chautauqua Cinema  presents a select program of quality theatrical films in a historic single-screen theaters at Chautauqua Institution.

A dramatic lakeside setting and the beauty of its National Historic Landmark architecture make the Chautauqua Institution a thriving community where visitors come to find intellectual and spiritual growth and renewal.

The Chautauqua Opera is the oldest continuously producing summer opera company in the United States and has a longstanding tradition of performing opera in English.

Last year Festivals Fredonia brought nearly 8,000 visitors and neighbors to the Village of Fredonia for fun and fellowship. The 2012 Fredonia Festival Season promises to be even more exciting & entertaining!

Where the fun begins! See website  for  concerts, major shows, and conventions, hockey schedules,  and other events.

Community Theatre with 5 major productions each year, plus the annual Junior Guilders Show. The Theatre Season is September to May.

This beautifully restored 1,269 seat Reg Lenna Civic Center received an award from the League of Historic American Theatres for the quality and workmanship of its restoration.

With two theatres, 1,200-seat concert hall, two galleries and numerous shops, classrooms, studios and offices, Rockefeller Arts Center is one of the most impressive fine arts centers in the SUNY system. Exhibits, performances and musical entertainment