9:15 The Rev. Timothy Carl Ahrens

10:45 Norman Ornstein, resident scholar, American Enterprise Inst. for Public Policy Research

2:00 Jennifer Brunner, Ohio secretary of state

4:00 New Arts Trio

8:15 Music School Festival Orchestra, Timothy Muffitt,conductor

9:15 The Rev. Timothy Carl Ahrens

10:45 Thomas E. Mann, senior fellow, governance studies program, Brookings Institution

2:00 E.J. Dionne, political columnist, Washington Post

5:00 Family Entertainment Series. Al Simmons' Inventive Musical Comedy

7:00 Family Entertainment Series. Al Simmons

8:00 Theater: 'Death of a Salesman'

8:15 Chautauqua Symphony
Orchestra. Stefan Sanderling, conductor. Jennifer Frautschi, violin

9:15 The Rev. Timothy Carl Ahrens

10:45 Andrew Young, former mayor of Atlanta, U.S. congressman and U.N. ambassador

2:00 Andrew Young

4:00 Contemporary Issues Forum

8:00 Theater: 'Death of a Salesman'

8:15 An Evening with Mark Russell

9:15 The Rev. Timothy Carl Ahrens

10:45 John Fund, political journalist, Wall Street Journal

2:00 Candice Hoke, director, Center for Election Integrity

3:30 CLSC Roundtable/Lecture. John Harwood, Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles in Backroom Power

4:00 Theater: 'Death of a Salesman'

7:30 Opera: Cosi Fan Tutte

8:15 Santa Cruz River Band

9:15 The Rev. Timothy Carl Ahrens

10:45 Morning Lecture

2:00 Louis B. Stokes, former U.S. congressman, Ohio

4:00 Theater: 'Death of a Salesman'

8:15 Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Pops Concert. Stuart Chafetz, guest conductor; Kevin Gray, tenor

9:15 The Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker

10:45 Shashi Tharoor, former under- secretary- general for communications and public information, United Nations

2:00 Gillian Sorensen, senior advisor, United Nations Foundation

4:00 Chautauqua Quartet

7:30 Opera: The Cunning Little Vixen

8:15 Chautauqua Festival Dancers. Jean-Pierre
Bonnefoux, dir. MSFO. Timothy Muffitt, conductor. Michael Burritt, marimba

9:15 The Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker

10:45 Melvyn Leffler, professor of American history, University of Virginia

2:00 Haleh Esfandiari, dir., Middle east Program, Woodrow Wilson Int. Ctr. for Scholars

5:00 Family Entertainment Series. Barbara Bailey Hutchison

7:00 Family Entertainment Series. Barbara Bailey Hutchison

8:00 Theater: Reckless

8:15 Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Edwin Outwater, guest conductor. Michael Burritt, marimba

9:15 The Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker

10:45 Morning Lecture

2:00 Chris Seiple, president, Institute for Global Engagement

3:30 Contemporary Issues Forum. Lynne Kerr, MD. "Autism: Stories From Health Care Crisis"

8:00 Theater: Reckless

8:15 An Evening of Pas de Deux. North Carolina Dance Theatre in residence
with Chautauqua
Ballet.

9:15 The Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker

10:45 Morning Lecture

2:00 Reinerio Arce, director, Matanzas Theological Seminary, Cuba

3:30 CLSC Roundtable/Lecture. Robert Morgan, Boone: A Biography

4:00 Theater: Reckless

8:15 CTC in the Amp: 'Every Good Boy Deserves Favor' with the CSO, Timothy Muffitt, guest conductor

9:15 The Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker

10:45 Dennis Ross, fellow at Washington Inst. for Near east Policy, and Frank Wisner, career ambassador, U.S. Foreign Service; vice chair, AIG

2:00 J. Bryan Hehir, prof. of practice of religion and public life, Harvard Univ.

4:00 Theater: Reckless

8:15 An Evening with Kenny Loggins