We hope you can join us for the rescheduled Spring Clean Up Day, today Friday, May 13 from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Please meet the Volunteer Corps in the Aigler Room of the Fountain Inn at 9 a.m. to receive special instructions and assignments. Available projects include gardening, park clean up, painting, power washing, venue cleaning and waterfront maintenance. Coffee and donuts will be available from 8:30-9 a.m. Sign up now!
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Development Department updates |
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We’re deeply grateful for Alana Tarry, former Senior Vice President of Development, and her leadership in growing the culture of generosity and navigating Lakeside Chautauqua through one of the toughest times in our history, a global pandemic. In April, Tarry resigned from Lakeside to help her husband run a renovation business and begin a second business venture for her family. Lakeside leadership and both Boards thank Tarry for her service and dedication in creating and nurturing meaningful relationships with the community. Read more...
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Lakeside is pleased to announce Roger Ingles as Vice President of Development. Ingles brings 30 years of experience in fundraising to Lakeside and was key in building relationships at Ohio Wesleyan University and Capital University throughout his professional career. “We’re excited to welcome Roger to the staff to lead the Development Department and fundraising effort at Lakeside Chautauqua,” shares Kip Greenhill, Lakeside Chautauqua President & CEO. “Roger brings a depth of fundraising experience to our strong team." Read more...
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Take advantage of our Early Bird Discount on Season Chautauqua Passes and Season Auto Passes by purchasing online or in-person at the Hoover Ticket Office, located at 115 W. Third St., by May 31.
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New Pass Benefits
Because of feedback to our Guest Satisfaction Survey, we’re making significant improvements to your experience at the gates, including the convenience of scanning Chautauqua Passes from your mobile device, the option to print passes from home and the ability to forward passes to your guests. |
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If you’re looking to expand your mind while visiting Lakeside this summer, and have fun while doing it, our Education Pillar has lifelong learning opportunities for all ages and interests.
The hallmark of Lakeside’s education experience is the Chautauqua Lecture Series, when each week, we welcome researchers, speakers, and experts in their field to present on a variety of topics. Family and youth can also add a learning component to their summer vacation. With art, science, music, history and literature, the diverse programs allow you to interact and learn about the world together, all while having fun. Read more...
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Save the date for special Chautauqua experiences |
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The Commemorative Air Force Rise Above Squadron is bringing its traveling exhibit to Lakeside! This mobile movie theater features two compelling original short Rise Above films that tell the story of the Tuskegee Airmen and WASP, as well as the obstacles they both overcame to be able to serve their country during WWII. This immersive experience is housed in a climate-controlled 53’ semi-trailer with expandable sides, equipped with a ramp and hydraulic lift to ensure access to all, comfortably accommodating 30 guests. Read more...
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June 4
Lakeside Chautauqua is pleased to welcome Heidelberg University Theatre to present Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 4 in Hoover Auditorium. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella is the new adaptation of the timeless golden age musical – the classic tale of a young girl forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother. This version of the features new characters, a hilarious libretto, surprising twists, ‘fashionista’ costuming, and an unforgettable score. Read more...
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Book a week-long getaway to Lakeside Chautauqua with extended family and friends this summer. With a wide selection of cottage rentals to choose from in June and August, you can find a place to call home nestled near the pool and pickleball courts or right in the heart of the business district, close to the shops and restaurants. Plan to spend a week relaxing on the front porch and take part in the endless Chautauqua experiences.
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If you’ve strolled along the west end of Second Street you’ve undoubtedly noticed the explosion of yellow blooms against a shiny dark green carpet. You may also have noticed that they have traveled across the road and are even popping up outside the fence. These plants are Lesser Celandine, Ranunculus ficaria. "They're a visual feast for the eyes, but this buttercup family member comes with a definite word of caution," says Master Gardener Loretta Wilken. Read more.
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In mid-May, the north end of Peach Avenue, between the lakefront and Second Street, will be repaved by Erie Blacktop. The existing pavement will be ground down before work begins, and the road will be inverted to drain properly. The road needed fixed after multiple construction projects and years of use. This small section of roadwork is equivalent to the work that needs to be finished on all 9 miles of road throughout Lakeside. Read more...
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If you have personal property stored at the Lakeside Chautauqua Administration Office or Lakeside-owned buildings and grounds, please contact Teresa Barger, Executive Assistant at the Lakeside Chautauqua Administration Office, by Friday, July 1 at tbarger@lakesideohio.com or (419) 798-4461, ext. 349. If you have not reached out by Friday, July 1, your personal property may be sold or discarded. Read more...
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Lakeside Chautauqua's Spring Leaf Pick Up will run until today, May 13. Residents are asked to place their loose leaves in piles at the curb and the Maintenance Department will collect them as needed. To ensure that your leaves are picked up in a safe and efficient manner, please note the following procedures here. Thank you for your continued efforts to keep Lakeside a beautiful community. Read more...
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