Chagrin Valley Little Theatre

What Makes Us Moral? Chagrin Foundation for Arts and Culture - Chautauqua-in-Chagrin

Event Details & Tickets

All programs subject to change. For additional info, visit www.chagrinfoundation.org or call 440.247.9700.

About the Event

Welcome to Chautauqua-in-Chagrin 2009, our third summer season filled with stimulating lectures and inspiring performances in the heart of the Chagrin Valley. Featuring world-renowned speakers from the famed Chautauqua Institution of western New York and talented musicians from near and far, it’s a summer series that will pique your interest, stretch your mind and soothe your spirits.

The "WHAT MAKES US MORAL? " date includes of the following events:

• 3:00 p.m. | Chagrin Falls Library - 100 East Orange Street
  Young Readers Program in the Chautauqua Tradition (FREE)
• 6:00 p.m. | United Methodist Church - 20 South Franklin Street
  WHAT MAKES US MORAL? AN ABRAHAMIC PERSPECTIVE
  Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell – former general secretary, National Council on Churches; director of religion, Chautauqua Institution
• 6:00 p.m. | Federated Church - 76 Bell Street
  MUSICAL PERFORMANCE: Chamber Music from Kent/Blossom Music (FREE)
• 7:00 p.m. | Riverside Park
  MUSIC IN THE PARK: Hot Jazz 7 (FREE)
• 8:00 p.m. | Federated Church - 76 Bell Street
  WHAT MAKES US MORAL? A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE
  The Right Rev. V. Gene Robinson – bishop of New Hampshire

Chautauqua-in-Chagrin Series

• STATE OF MIND - 7/14
• WHAT MAKES US MORAL? - 7/28
• IMAGINE A WORLD AT PEACE THROUGH COMPASSION - 8/11
• CUBA AND ITS PEOPLE, OUR NEIGHBORS - 8/18

SERIES GATE PASSES include entry to all events, all 4 evenings:

• $80/ preferred seating with complimentary beverages at the hospitality center
• $50/ general seating

INDIVIDUAL EVENING GATE PASSES include entry to all of one evening’s events:

• $25/ preferred seating with complimentary beverages at the hospitality center
• $15/ general seating

SINGLE LECTURES:

• $10/ 8:00 p.m. lecture only

Chagrin Foundation for Arts & Culture

The Chagrin Foundation for Arts & Culture was established by a group of forward-thinking community leaders, citizens, and arts advocates, committed to improving the vitality, quality of life, and economic stability of Chagrin Falls and its surrounding communities, known generally as the Chagrin Valley. The Foundation has forged important partnerships with local arts organizations, government, and civic groups to advance mutually-held aspirations for the Chagrin Valley.

Additional information is available at the CFAC website, http://www.chagrinfoundation.org.