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The next and final price increase on Gate Passes is on Thursday, June 5! Purchase your tickets by Wednesday, June 4 to get the current rate.
The next and final price increase on Gate Passes is on Thursday, June 5! Purchase your tickets by Wednesday, June 4 to get the current rate.
Morning Ticket | Chautauqua Lecture Series – Ken Burns and Jeffrey Rosen
Tuesday, August 04 @ 10:45 AM
Single Tickets1, 2, 3
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee
2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost
3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding theater and opera events.
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee
2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost
3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding theater and opera events.
Week 6
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Week 6
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Single Tickets1, 2, 3
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee. 2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost. 3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding Theater and Opera events.
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Single Tickets1, 2, 3
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee. 2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost. 3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding Theater and Opera events.
Morning Ticket | Chautauqua Lecture Series – Ken Burns and Jeffrey Rosen
Tuesday, August 04 @ 10:45 AM
Week 6
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Single Tickets1, 2, 3
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee. 2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost. 3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding Theater and Opera events.
Chautauqua’s Week Six celebrates America’s 250th with a two-day conversation between filmmaker Ken Burns and constitutional scholar Jeffrey Rosen, exploring themes from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and Rosen’s book The Pursuit of Liberty. Together, they reflect on the nation’s constitutional history and the enduring debates that continue to shape American democracy.
Single Tickets1, 2, 3
$45
1Price includes a $5 Facility Fee. 2A Traditional Gate Pass that is valid for the respective lecture date offers admission to this event for no additional cost. 3The Morning Lecture ticket offers valid grounds access from 7:45 AM – 1:45 PM and includes access to morning worship and afternoon programming, excluding Theater and Opera events.
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