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Under the direction of Class A LPGA Teaching Professional Suellen Northrop, the Chautauqua Golf Learning Center offers a series of one day clinics, weekly golf classes, and longer golf "camps," designed  to serve golfers of all ages and skill levels.  Season: April 1 - Nov 1, weather permitting.
 

The Chautauqua Institution's 55+ programs, founded in 1974, are an important component of the Chautauqua experience.  Programs are offered both on and off-season and each presents a topic through lecture, discussion, films or other appropriate means. 

Each weekday during the Chautauqua season at 10:45 a.m., the Amphitheater stage becomes a platform for distinguished scientists, authors, educators and other experts in such fields as national and international affairs, arts and humanities, business and the environment.

Whatever educational experience you are seeking, Chautauqua’s Special Studies program continues to create distinct new learning opportunities for the 10,000 lifelong learners that enroll in courses each summer.

The Chautauqua Writers' Center is a lively community of writers at all levels of development who cultivate the courage, craft and vision necessary to grow as artists under the tutelage of nationally recognized authors.

Boy's & Girls Club, The Children's School, Group One and Playscape. The Boys' and Girls' Club is considered the oldest day camp in the United States. With most buildings dating from the 1890s and the turn of the century, the Boys' and Girls' Club grows out of a Chautauqua tradition of excellence in sports and physical education.

Chautauqua's Sailing Department, under the leadership of Gary Snyder, presents a comprehensive curriculum of one-week sailing courses. The courses have been carefully designed to advance the sailing skills of all -- youth to adult and novice to advanced sailors.

Instruction - Private Lessons & Clinics. Small group clinics and other forms of semi-private instruction may also be arranged.