John Tesh

SAT 8/13 8:15 pm Francesca Battistelli Grammy-nominated & Dove Award-winning Christian artist performs soul searching hits including “Write Your Story” & “Free to Be Me”

SUN 8/14 6 pm Family Night in the Park: Herps Alive Interactive, live reptile & amphibian program

MON 8/15 7:30 pm Dr. Christine D. Pohl “Living into Community: Cultivating Practices that Sustain Us”

TUE 8/16 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Concert with Alex Udvary

WED 8/17 8:15 pm TorQ Percussion Quartet

THU 8/18 Lakeside Draw Doubles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm “My Father’s War” Lt. Herschel Ponder’s memoir about war, survival & grace, adapted for performance by his daughter & son-in-law

FRI 8/19 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Concert with Violinist Jinjoo Cho

Robert L. Cronquist, Lakeside Symphony Orchestra

Music Director & Conductor

SAT 7/9 8:15 pm John Tesh in Concert Award-winning television & radio host is joined onstage by his band to perform big band arrangements & classics

SAT 7/9 – SUN 7/10 Breakfast at Wimbledon – Tennis

SUN 7/10 6 pm Family Night in the Park: The SpYder Stompers & Sugar Pie

MON 7/11 7:30 pm Chip Richter & the Munks

MON 7/11 – WED 7/13 Bill Slyh Any Doubles – Shuffleboard

TUE 7/12 8:15 pm Moment’s Notice Musical group, comprised of former U.S. Air Force band members, performs pop standards from the 1960s-1980s

WED 7/13 ‘Lakeside in Bloom’ Garden Tour Ohio State Amateur Doubles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem “American Spiritual” Songs & tales that explore & revive the human spirit

THU 7/14 8:15 pm Cirque Zuma Zuma African cirque-style show for audiences of all ages

THU 7/14 – SAT 7/16 Ohio State Doubles – Shuffleboard

FRI 7/15 8:15 pm Point of Grace Dove Award-winning, all-female Christian group known for hits “A Thousand Little Things,” “There is Nothing Greater Than Grace” & “How You Live”

FRI 7/15 – SUN 7/17 Plein Air Art Festival

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES American Home Landscapes In collaboration with The Friends of the Ohio Governor’s Residence and Heritage Garden, horticulturist, author and garden historian, Denise Wiles Adams, PhD, will lecture on American garden history

SAT 6/25 8:15 pm Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone ‘British Invasion’ recording star with top hits “There’s a Kind of Hush,” “I’m into Something Good” & “Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter”

SUN 6/26 6 pm Family Night in the Park: Adelee & Gentry

MON 6/27 7:30 pm Country Dance with Cottonwood String Jam Band

TUE 6/28 8:15 pm Lakeside Choral Festival “In God We Trust” Singers & choirs join in celebrating great hymns of faith & the music of America

TUE 6/28 – SAT 7/23 60th Annual Lakeside Art Show

WED 6/29 8:15 pm Tiempo Libre Three-time Grammy-nominated Latin band celebrated for its exhilarating mix of jazz harmonies, contemporary sonorities & seductive rhythms

THU 6/30 8:15 pm The Magic of Bill Blagg

FRI 7/1 8:15 pm Mike Farris “Sings the Soul of America” Includes music from Memphis to Motown

SAT 7/16 8:15 pm Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals Rock & Roll Hall of Famer & 1960s rock legend, Felix Cavaliere, performs hits “Beautiful Morning,” “Groovin’” & “Good Lovin’”

SUN 7/17 12-4 pm Lakeside Wooden Boat Show & Plein Air Art Festival 12-4 pm Concert at the Pavilion: Wally & The Beavs

MON 7/18 Team & Individual Triathlons 8:15 pm Hoover Movie Night

MON 7/18 – WED 7/20 Lary Faris National Singles – Shuffleboard

TUE 7/19 Youth Triathlon 8:15 pm Lynn Trefzger – Ventriloquist

WED 7/20 Lary Faris National Junior Singles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm Helen Welch “The New American Songbook” Concert pays tribute to legendary songwriters who made their mark in the 1960s-1980s

THU 7/21 “State of Lakeside” Address 8:15 pm The Jason Bishop Show – Magic & Illusion

THU 7/21 – SAT 7/23 National Doubles – Shuffleboard

FRI 7/22 8:15 pm Rhonda Vincent & The Rage Most award-winning band in bluegrass music history performs a ‘must see’ concert that reaches beyond the boundaries of bluegrass

SAT 7/30 Mouse Island Sailing Race 8:15 pm Megan Hilty Stage & television star performs selections from the Broadway & American Songbooks SUN 7/31 5k Raccoon Run & One-Mile Fun Run 6 pm Family Night in the Park: Ottawa County Bluegrass

MON 8/1 8:15 pm Hoover Movie Night

TUE 8/2 8:15 pm Alex Zerbe – The Zaniac Comedy Show

WED 8/3 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Opening Night & Reception

THU 8/4 Sweetheart Doubles – Shuffleboard August Family Doubles – Tennis 8:15 pm 6 Guitars Chase Padgett’s one-man show portrays six different characters, each telling their own story through music

FRI 8/5 Farm to Table Fundraiser Dinner 8:15 pm Sons of Serendip Encore performance of the most talked about Hoover show of 2015

Week 8: August 6 – 12 Week 9: August 13 – 19Week 7: July 30 – August 5Week 6: July 23 – 29

Week 5: July 16 – 22 Week 4: July 9 – 15

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Ronald C. White, Jr., Senior Fellow, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA — supported by Phil & Sally Lenhart

Week 3: July 2 – 8

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. James W. Moore, Minister in Residence, Highland Park United Methodist Church, Dallas, TX — supported by Bob & Becky Brymer

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Gary V. Simpson, Senior Pastor, Concord Baptist Church of Christ, Brooklyn, NY — supported by the Knobel Family Endowment

Week 2: June 25 – July 1 Week 1: June 18 – 24

96th Annual Lutheran Chautauqua WeekPreacher of the Week: Bishop Mark Hanson, Presiding Bishop Emeritus, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Minneapolis, MN

2016 Calendar of Events

Note: SUN 8/28 – MON 9/5 Limited programming & reduced Chautauqua Pass

All 8:15 pm programs are held in Hoover Auditorium, unless otherwise noted. An up-to-date list of religious,

educational, cultural and recreational events may be found at www.lakesideohio.com/calendar.

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Water & the Environment: What’s Security Got to Do with It? Geoffrey D. Dabelko, PhD, Professor and Director of the Environmental Studies Program at the George V. Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs at Ohio University, will speak about his research on international environmental pathways to confidence building and peacemaking, with special emphasis on freshwater resource managementHealth & Wellness This theme will focus on mind, body and spirit from an educational perspective, including lectures by Jane P. Ehrman, MEd, Certified Health Education Specialist and owner of Images of Wellness, LLC

SAT 4/30 Spring Cleanup Day

SUN 5/8 Mother’s Day Brunch

FRI 5/20 – SAT 5/21 Lakeside UMC Rummage Sale

FRI 5/27 – MON 5/30 Heritage Society Recycle Sale

FRI 5/27 7:30 pm Patriots Symphonic Band

SAT 5/28 Family Discovery Program 7:30 pm The Motortown All-Stars Celebrating the magic & music of Motown

SAT 5/28 – SUN 5/29 Lakeside Plant Sale

SUN 5/29 8:30 am Dockside Worship 10:30 am Hoover Worship – The Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell, Emeritus Director of Religious Life, Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, NY 7:30 pm “The Chipper Experience! – Where Comedy & Magic Collide”

MON 5/30 10:30 am Memorial Day Parade in the Village of Marblehead

SUN 6/5 10:30 am Hoover Worship

SUN 6/5– THU 6/9 West Ohio Conference, UMC

FRI 6/10 – SUN 6/12 East Ohio Youth Annual Conference, UMC

SUN 6/12 10 am Hoover Worship – Bob Myers, Youth & Education Director, Chagrin Falls United Methodist Church, Chagrin Falls, OH

SUN 6/12 – THU 6/16 East Ohio Conference, UMC

SAT 6/18 Chautauqua Season Opening 2 pm Lakeside Collector Car Show 8:15 pm Pavlo A powerful evening of Mediterranean- influenced music SUN 6/19 6 pm Family Night in the Park: Jeff German & the Blankety Blanks

MON 6/20 8:15 pm Hoover Movie Night TUE 6/21 Norma Faris Ohio Pre-Teen Doubles – Shuffleboard8:15 pm Cakewalkin’ Jass Band WED 6/22 8:15 pm Smirk! – Jugglers

THU 6/23 Norma Faris Ohio Junior Doubles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm VoicePlay A cappella artists seen on NBC’s “The Sing Off” FRI 6/24 Lakeside Blessing of the Fleet 8:15 pm Mike Albert & the Big “E” Band The “Ultimate Tribute” to Elvis

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Democracy Today Paul Beck, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at The Ohio State University, will answer questions about the upcoming presidential election, voter turnout and partisan polarization both in the U.S. and in other democratic countries (note: no lectures on July 4)

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES World’s Fairs & Expositions Explore the history, culture and legacies of more than 160 years of world’s fairs and international expositions Reflections of a Major General Robert W. Smith III, retired U.S. Army Major General, will share insight into decisions made and lessons learned as a military leader and retired finance executive at Ford Motor Company

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Lake Erie Stewardship Lectures will focus on the current health of Lake Erie, as well as legislative developments and economic impacts related to the lakeFaust: the Man & the Legend Stephen Wilkerson, MD, PhD, retired instructor in the Master of Liberal Arts program at the University of North Carolina at Asheville, will explore the character of and psychology surrounding German legend, Johann Faust

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Seeking Peace in a Multi-Faith World A special combined morning education lecture and Faith for Living Hour will feature Preacher of the Week, the Rev. Dr. Stephen Butler Murray (note: special morning lecture/Faith for Living Hour time: 10-11:30 am). Afternoon lecture theme will focus on Peace with Justice and include lectures by author Martha Moody on her work in teaching English to Arab-Israeli students in Israel through the Dayton-Deir al Assad Project, as well as a showing of the documentary “Searching for Augusta” with a lecture by the movie’s Emmy Award-winning director, Michael Edwards

SAT 7/23 August Cup Sailing Race 8:15 pm Rhythmic Circus Back by popular demand, this hard-hitting tap show uses high-spirited humor & finger-snapping tunes to create an amazing theatrical event

SUN 7/24 6 pm Family Night in the Park: John Flynn

MON 7/25 Norma Faris Ohio Pre-Teen Singles – Shuffleboard 7:30 pm Dr. William Kelso “Jamestown, the Buried Truth about America’s Birthplace”

MON 7/25 – FRI 7/29 All Lakeside Tennis Tournament

MON 7/25 – FRI 8/19 Lakeside Photography Show

TUE 7/26 8:15 pm Bradley Sowash Quintet

WED 7/27 Norma Faris Ohio Junior Singles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm Playing By Air High energy family show with comedy, juggling & circus-style entertainment

THU 7/28 Lakeside Women’s Club Tour of Homes 8:15 pm Jimmy Webb – The Glen Campbell Years Composer, songwriter & singer shares songs & stories of a friendship that created music for the generation

THU 7/28 – SAT 7/30 Lakeside Craft & Art Show

FRI 7/29 8:15 pm Next Generation Leahy With three generations of Leahy musicianship, Doug Leahy & his wife, Jennifer, along with their children, are keeping traditions alive through music, song & dance

Week 10: August 20 – 26 Week 11: August 27 – September 5

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES In Pursuit of Knowledge This theme will provide off-site educational experiences in collaboration with historical and cultural sites

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Lakeside University Lakeside experts and favorite speakers from the past will offer lectures and workshops on their area of expertise

SAT 7/2 8:15 pm The Texas Tenors

SUN 7/3 6 pm Family Night in the Park: The Magic of Michael Mage

MON 7/4 10 am 4th of July Children’s Bike Parade 10:15 am 4th of July Parade 12:30-8:30 pm Entertainment at the Pavilion & Park 9:45 pm Fireworks

TUE 7/5 8:15 pm Everything Fitz Fitzgerald family band featuring high-energy fiddling & percussive step dancing of Canada’s finest young musicians

WED 7/6 8:15 pm Circo Comedia

THU 7/7 Williams Family Doubles – Tennis 8:15 pm McGuffey Lane Ohio’s favorite country rock band of the 1970s

FRI 7/8 8:15 pm Recycled Percussion Las Vegas headliners perform a unique style of junk rock

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CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Cuba: Past, Present & Future… Historical, political and cultural aspects of this country, as well as opportunities for its future, will be presented by experts, including Ohio attorney and Cuban native, Joseph Mas. Hoover act, Tiempo Libre, will also present a special afternoon program

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES The United States: 150 Years Ago Lakeside Preacher of the Week, historian and biographer, the Rev. Dr. Ronald C. White, Jr., will speak about his newest book on the life of General Ulysses S. Grant as the combined morning education lecture and Faith for Living Hour (note special morning lecture/Faith for Living Hour time: 10-11:30 am). Afternoon lectures will focus on aspects of the nation’s reconstruction period

Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone

Mike Farris

The Texas Tenors

Recycled Percussion

Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals

SAT 8/6 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra with Pointe of Departure Ballet — supported by the Iva M. Clark Endowment

SAT 8/6 – SUN 8/7 Lakeside Sailing Regatta

SUN 8/7 Lakeside Heritage Day Music & outdoor activities for the whole family

MON 8/8 8:15 pm Hoover Movie Night

TUE 8/9 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Concert

WED 8/10 8:15 pm Page Turner Adventures “Mixed-Up Fairy Tale” A musical theatre adventure for all ages

THU 8/11 Lakeside Singles – Shuffleboard 8:15 pm Peter Yarrow An evening of conversation & song with well-known artist & activist who sang as part of Peter, Paul & Mary & helped shaped the 1960s folk music movement

FRI 8/12 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Concert with Pianist Nada Loufti

Rhythmic Circus

The Motortown All-Stars

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Peter Rollins, Founder, IKON – Faith Group, Belfast, Ireland & Greenwich, CT — supported by the Gretchen A. Curtis Endowment

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Michael Slaughter, Lead Pastor, Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church, Ginghamsburg, OH

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Stephen Butler Murray, President & Professor of Systematic Theology & Preaching, Ecumenical Theological Seminary, Detroit, MI

— supported by the Tropf Family in Memory of Warren & Joan Tropf

Preacher of the Week: Dr. Christine D. Pohl, Associate Provost & Professor of Christian Ethics & Church in Society, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY

Jinjoo Cho

TorQ Percussion Quartet

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Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Dr. Valerie Bridgeman, Director, WOMAN Preach!, Professor, Methodist Theological School in Ohio, Delaware, OH — supported by The Rev. Ruth C. Shannon Endowment

Point of Grace

CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES Jamestown, the Buried Truth about America’s Birthplace William Kelso, PhD, renowned historical archeologist and Director of Research & Interpretation at Historic Jamestown, will share the findings of his work in uncovering Fort James, the first permanent settlement in the New World, previously thought lostPreserving Our Heritage This theme will explore the work of preserving both structural and cultural heritage, with special emphasis on the challenges and successes in Ohio’s history —supported in part by the Vearl Smith Memorial Endowment for Historic Preservation

Sons of Serendip

Preacher of the Week: The Rev. Peggy Streif, Retired Clergy & District Superintendent, East Ohio Conference, The United Methodist Church, Cleveland, OH

Sunday Hoover Worship 8/28: The Rev. Dr. Valerie Stultz, Retired Clergy & District Superintendent, East Ohio Conference, The United Methodist Church, Delaware, OH

Sunday Hoover Worship 9/4: The Rev. Steven Court, Director of Connectional Ministries, East Ohio Conference, The United Methodist Church, North Canton, OHSAT 8/20

Military Appreciation Day 8:15 pm The Inspiration of Broadway Concert featuring uplifting songs from popular American musicals starring Broadway star J. Mark McVey, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound SAT 8/20 – SUN 8/21 Northwestern Ohio Gladiolus Show

SUN 8/21 6 pm Family Night in the Park: The Locals SUN 8/21 – WED 8/24 Fellowship of Local Pastors & Associate Members Retreat, UMC

MON 8/22 8:15 pm Hoover Movie Night

TUE 8/23 8:15 pm Lisa Biales Trio

WED 8/24 8:15 pm Michael Sonata’s “Tribute to Sinatra”

THU 8/25 8:15 pm The Special Consensus “Bluegrass with an attitude”

FRI 8/26 8:15 pm Lakeside Symphony Orchestra Closing Night Concert

SAT 8/27 Lakeside Antique Show 8:15 pm River City Brass Band “Brasstacular” Concert features superb soloists & a powerful repertoire from classical to pops & jazz to marches

SUN 8/28 6 pm Family Night in the Park: Ed Caner & Jim Tigue

MON 8/29 – FRI 9/2 7 pm Concerts in the Park – Steele Memorial Bandstand

FRI 9/2 – MON 9/5 Heritage Society Recycle Sale

SAT 9/3 7:30 pm “1964” …The Tribute “Best Beatles Tribute on Earth” according to Rolling Stone Magazine 9:30 pm Fireworks

SUN 9/4 12:30-6 pm Entertainment at the Pavilion & Central Park

MON 9/5 Labor Day 11 am-6 pm Danbury Twp. Volunteer Fire Dept. Spaghetti Dinner & Movie (7 pm)

FRI 9/9 – SAT 9/10 Quilt Retreat with Anita Shackelford

TUE 9/20 – THU 9/22 Lakeside Photography Workshop

SAT 9/24 Lakeside Family Music Festival

SAT 10/8 Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse Festival

SAT 12/3 Lakeside Christmas Program

The Inspiration of Broadway

Rhonda Vincent & The Rage

1964 The Tribute

Francesca Battistelli

Lakeside Symphony Orchestra

Pavlo

Megan Hilty

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William Kelso

Calendar of Events 2016

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Admission Fees CHILDREN UNDER AGE 12 & GUESTS 90 & OLDER ARE ALWAYS FREE

Lakeside Chautauqua is located on the Marblehead Peninsula, halfway between Toledo and Cleveland.

It’s easily accessible from the east or west via Interstate 80-90, Route 2 and Route 163. There are many attractions and historical sites within a short

driving distance of Lakeside. For detailed directions, visit www.lakesideohio.com/visit/maps.

Directions to Lakeside

Hoover Auditorium Live Entertainment

Chautauqua Lecture Series

Sunday Worship Services

Special Community Events

Faith for Living Hour

Vespers by the Lake

Historic Walking Tours & Lectures

Sunday Family Night in the Park Concerts

The Memorial Garden at Chautauqua Park

Children’s Splash Park

Youth Music & Nature Programs

Children, Youth & Teen Ministry Programs

Wednesday Family Picnics

Swimming off the Dock

Swimming Lessons

Parks & Picnic Areas

Supervised Playground

Organized Recreational Activities & Games

Shuffleboard Courts & Lessons

Tennis Courts & Lessons

Basketball Court

Pickleball Court

Sand Volleyball Court

Ohio’s Most Beautiful Mile & Nature/Walking Trail

Outdoor Wellness Park

Wellness & Fitness Classes

Shuttle Service

What you receive for the price of your Chautauqua Pass

During the 11-week summer season, Chautauqua Passes provide admission to the grounds and the following activities:

ALSO AVAILABLE FOR A NOMINAL CHARGEC. Kirk Rhein, Jr., Center for the Living Arts Classes

Orchestra Hall Movie Theater

Historic Tram ToursSailing & Kayaking

Miniature Golf

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Lakeside Chautauqua is a nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of families, friends,

volunteers and its dedicated staff. Our Chautauqua programming and upkeep of the facilities and grounds are made possible through the philanthropic support

of generous Lakesiders like you.

There are countless ways you can help make a difference. We invite you to support Lakeside by giving

a financial gift, volunteering your time, sharing the experience with a friend, planning a legacy gift for the future or joining the Endowment for Life Initiative.

To learn more about supporting Lakeside Chautauqua, visit www.lakesideohio.com/giving or contact (419) 798-5396. We are truly thankful

for your generosity.

LAKESIDE IS GRATEFUL TO HAVE SUPPORT FROM THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS:

Visit www.lakesideohio.com for an updated listing of events, as well as shopping and dining opportunities.

Daily Chautauqua Pass* (June 18 – August 27)Adult ..............$21.25 Youth (ages 12-18) ....................$14*Note: A Daily Chautauqua Pass is valid from the time it is purchased until 7 pm the following day.

Saturday Chautauqua Pass* (June 18 – August 27)Adult ...................$25 Youth (ages 12-18) ....................$14*Note: A Saturday Chautauqua Pass for an adult is $25 if purchased on that day. If purchased any other day for Saturday, or if part of a multi-day purchase which includes Saturday, the price is the Daily Chautauqua Pass rate of $21.25 per adult. A Saturday Chautauqua Pass is valid from the time it is purchased until 7 pm the following day.

Reduced Rate Daily Chautauqua Pass* (May 27-30 & August 28 – September 5) Adult ..............$13.75 Youth (ages 12-18) .................$8.75*Note: A Reduced Rate Daily Chautauqua Pass is valid from the time it is purchased until 7 pm the following day.

Weekly Chautauqua Pass* (June 18 – August 27)Adult ............$148.75 Youth (ages 12-18) ....................$98*Note: A Weekly Chautauqua Pass expires at 7 pm on the last day.

Partial Day Chautauqua Pass 3-Hour (not valid at Hoover, Auto Pass not included) ...............$7 Church, Faith for Living Hour, Movie, Shopping/Dining and Laundry Passes are available. Other conditions and Auto Pass may apply. For details, visit www.lakesideohio.com/passes or call (419) 798-4461.

Season Chautauqua PassAdult (by May 31) ......... $660Youth (ages 12-18) ..................................................................$380Adult Coupon Book (10 coupons)* ........................................$160Youth Coupon Book (10 coupons)* ........................................$120*Note: Coupon Books may be purchased by Season Chautauqua Pass holders only. Each coupon may be exchanged for one Daily Chautauqua Pass (regular or reduced rate). Seven coupons may be exchanged for a Weekly Chautauqua Pass. Other conditions may apply.

Auto Pass (May 27-30 & June 18 – September 5)Daily Auto – Inside Gates* .................................................$10.50 Daily Auto – South Gate Parking Lot* .....................................$5Daily Auto – Danbury School Parking Lot* .............................$1*Note: All parking based on availability.Season Auto (by May 31) .......................................................$150Season Auto (after June 1) ......................................................$170Season Golf Cart ....................................................................$150 Note: No motorcycles or trailers are permitted within the Lakeside gates.

Adult (after June 1) ...........$695

Welcome to Lakeside ChautauquaIn our fast-paced world full of modern conveniences,

many families are searching for a unique vacation destination to rest, renew and reconnect.

For more than 140 years, Lakeside Chautauqua has welcomed families to the Lake Erie shore to take part

in a summer Chautauqua experience dedicated to nurturing mind, body and spirit.

There’s no place quite like Lakeside Chautauqua. It’s a historic community that offers spiritual

opportunities, educational lectures, cultural arts performances and recreational activities during

its 11-week summer programming season. Quaint shopping, unique restaurants and a variety

of accommodations complete the experience.

It’s our mission to enrich the quality of life for all people, to foster traditional Christian values and to

nurture relationships through opportunities for renewal and growth – spiritually, intellectually, culturally and

physically – while preserving Lakeside’s heritage.

DISCOVER LAKESIDE CHAUTAUQUA Visiting Lakeside is a unique experience for each person. We invite you to experience our Chautauqua community

in your own way; reconnect with family, grow spiritually, expand intellectually, unleash your creativity

or challenge yourself physically.

The opportunities are endless. You’ll soon realize why Lakeside has remained an annual tradition for generations.

For more information about Lakeside Chautauqua, visit www.lakesideohio.com.

the body...FARMERS’ MARKET

Local vegetables, herbs, fruits, flowers and jams are available for purchase from 9 am-12 pm every Tuesday and Friday.

SHUFFLEBOARDCourt hours are 9 am-9 pm

Monday-Saturday and 12-9 pm Sunday. Free lessons are available

at 9 am Tuesday.

SWIMMINGLifeguards are on duty at the dock and Splash Park from 10 am-6 pm

Monday-Saturday and 12-6 pm Sunday. Free swimming lessons are offered

9:30-10 am Monday-Friday for all ages.

CHILDREN’S SPLASH PARKA children’s pool (age 3 & under) and splash pad (ages 3-12)

are located along the waterfront.

SAILING & BOATINGThe Lakeside Sailing Center offers week-long lessons for $95/person; minimum age 10. Sunfish sailboat, stand up

paddleboard and kayak rentals are available.

TENNISCourts at the Williams Tennis Campus are open 8 am-7 pm

Monday-Saturday and 12-7 pm Sunday. Courts are also located in Perry Park. Free lessons are offered for

ages 4-18, including the USTA ‘10 & Under’ QuickStart

play format. Weekly hitting clinics and round robins

are open to adults.

MINIATURE GOLFOur renovated 18-hole course is open from 10 am-10 pm

Monday-Saturday and 12-10 pm Sunday. The cost is $3.50/game.

FITNESS AS A FOCUSFitness classes are held Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

The LifeTrail Outdoor Wellness Park features 10 exercise and stretching stations. A nature/walking trail borders

Ohio’s Most Beautiful Mile and the perimeter of Lakeside.

HATHA YOGABasic and advanced Hatha Yoga classes meet

Tuesday and Thursday.

HOTEL LAKESIDECelebrating more than 140 years, Hotel Lakeside features antique

furnishings and a beautiful wrap-around porch. During the

summer, enjoy a memorable lakefront dining experience

at the Hotel Lakeside Dining Room. The hotel is open seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day, as well as

for weekends and special events through October 2. To reserve a room, visit www.lakesideohio.

com/accommodations or contact (419) 798-4461, ext. 230.

FOUNTAIN INN

This year-round facility, built in the late 1970s, is located one block from Lake Erie in the downtown business

district. It’s open nightly from May 15 to October 15. From October 16 to May 14, call the reservations line to ask

about nightly availability or to book a special event. To reserve a room, visit www.lakesideohio.com/accommodations

or contact (419) 798-4461, ext. 230.

LAKESIDE COTTAGE RENTALSThere are two cottage rental companies in Lakeside that offer

weekly summer rentals, Lakeside Chautauqua Realty and Street Sotheby’s International Realty. To view available cottage rentals, visit www.lakesideohio.com/accommodations. Contact

Lakeside Chautauqua Realty at (419) 798-4461, ext. 334 or 348 or Street Sotheby’s International Realty at (877) 798-1123.

CAMPGROUND Open seasonally from May 15 to October 15, the campground offers full RV hookups, as well as tent camping sites. To reserve

space at the campground, contact (419) 798-4461, ext. 230.

GROUP FACILITIESGroups of all sizes are welcome year-round at Lakeside.

Whether walking down the aisle, planning a family reunion or gathering for a conference, retreat or summer camp, Lakeside offers multiple venues for events. To reserve a group meeting space or to plan a wedding, contact

conference@lakesideohio.com or call (419) 798-4461, ext. 279.

BED & BREAKFASTS/GUEST HOUSESSeveral bed & breakfasts and guest houses are available

at Lakeside. For a full listing, visit www.lakesideohio.com/accommodations.

Accommodations

To provide a safe, healthy and aesthetically pleasing environment, Lakeside is a tobacco free community.

Nurturing the mind...CHAUTAUQUA LECTURE SERIES

Participate in weekday lectures on a variety of topics to enlighten the mind. Themes are listed inside this calendar. View the list of

topics and speakers at www.lakesideohio.com/education.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS FORUM Join in weekly discussions of current international events,

emphasizing U.S. foreign policy issues.

AUTHOR EVENTS Authors visit Lakeside as guest speakers to discuss their areas of

expertise, answer questions and participate in book signing events.

SYMPHONY PRE-CONCERT TALKS Enjoy informative lectures prior to select Lakeside Symphony

Orchestra concerts to understand composer intentions and preview abbreviated sections of the music.

C. KIRK RHEIN, JR., CENTER FOR THE LIVING ARTS Classes in the entire spectrum of the arts are offered to all ages. Visit www.lakesideohio.com/arts to browse the course catalog

and register for classes. Online registration opens every Thursday before the week’s classes begin. Meet instructors and

view class samples during the Sunday open house.

LAKESIDE HERB STUDY Learn about growing and using herbs for culinary, medicinal

and decorative purposes at 8:30 am Wednesday.

LAKESIDE HERITAGE SOCIETY MUSEUM & ARCHIVES The Lakeside Heritage Society presents lectures at

2 pm Sunday and a Historic Chautauqua Movement seminar at 3:30 pm Wednesday. Visit the free Heritage Hall Museum

and Archives throughout the summer.

LAKESIDE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP SOCIETY Participate in youth and adult programs related to the environment

and nature, including tree walks, bird walks, seminars and field trips.

LAKESIDE WOMEN’S CLUB All are welcome to attend Monday book discussions,

Tuesday speaker programs, Friday book reviews and more.

HISTORIC TOURS Historic Tram Tours are available for a nominal fee on

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; and Historic Walking Tours are offered on Wednesday and Friday.

LAKESIDE CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE Read selections from Chautauqua Institution’s book list in

advance, and participate in summer roundtable discussions.

SUNDAY WORSHIP CELEBRATIONS 8:30 am – Dockside Worship on the East Pavilion Deck

9 am – Lakeside United Methodist Church Worship10:30 am – Hoover Community Worship (Children’s Church offered in Bradley Temple)

8:30 pm – Sunset Vespers by the Lake on the West Pavilion DeckA Church Pass may be obtained, free-of-charge, between 7:30-10:30 am

Sunday, valid until 3 pm. The pass includes admittance for guests and auto.

PREACHER OF THE WEEK In addition to presenting the

sermon at the Hoover Community Worship Service,

each preacher leads Faith for Living Hour on Monday-Thursday and

Tuesday’s Vespers by the Lake. All are invited to attend Lunch

with the Preacher at 12 pm Tuesday for a small fee.

A Faith for Living Hour Pass may be obtained, free-of-charge, between 8:30-9:15 am Monday-Thursday,

valid until 1:30 pm. The pass includes admittance for guests and auto.

VESPERS BY THE LAKEVespers by the Lake, held at 8:30 pm Sunday and 7:15 pm Tuesday

and Thursday, offers an end of the day worship experience. The Preacher of the Week provides the message on Tuesday,

while Thursday features a reflection on the Psalms and the Eucharist is celebrated.

THE MEMORIAL GARDEN AT CHAUTAUQUA PARKLocated in the southeast corner of Lakeside, this secluded area

serves as a place where guests can reflect and connect spiritually, loved ones can be remembered, special occasions can be

celebrated and the beauty of nature can be embraced.

WEDNESDAY FAMILY PICNICSJoin the fun at 5:30 pm Wednesday in Perry Park.

GOD SQUAD

Sessions include songs and crafts for children ages 4-6 and 7-9 on Tuesday-Thursday mornings.

MIDDLE GRADE MADNESS Youth ages 10-14 enjoy fellowship, fun and activity-based learning

on Monday-Thursday mornings.

TEEN MINISTRIESLakeside Teen Ministry hosts evening discussion groups,

recreational events and teen theme nights throughout the summer.

...and the spirit

WHERE IN THE WORLD (AGES 5-9) Children explore world

geography and culture on Monday morning.

ASTRONOMY PROGRAMS All ages are invited to

Monday evening Stargazing and Thursday afternoon

Solar Astronomy programs.

YOUTH MUSIC PROGRAMS Fun with Music (ages 4-7) and Ring & Sing (age 8+)

meet Tuesday-Friday mornings to teach about

music theory, performance and instruments.

CHILDRENS’ NATURE PROGRAMS (AGES 4-12)

Nature programs are presented on Friday morning.

C. KIRK RHEIN, JR., CENTER FOR THE LIVING ARTS

A wide variety of arts classes offered to all ages.

ORGANIZED GAMES (AGES 7-12) Daily activities are held

Monday-Friday in Central Park.

LAKESIDE GIRLS’ CLUB (AGES 5-14)

Girls are invited to events held on select Thursday

mornings at the Lakeside Women’s Club.

KIDS SETTING SAIL (AGES 5-10) Free Sunfish sailing adventures

on Sunday afternoon.

THE FINE PRINT BOOKSTORE SPECIAL EVENTS (AGES 3-7)

Special activities and visits from book characters are offered at

12:30 pm Wednesday.

STORY TIMES Programs are offered on Monday (ages 0-5) and

Saturday (ages 4-10) mornings.

BICYCLE RODEO & SAFETY PROGRAM (AGES 4-12)

Weekly program about children’s bicycle safety

CHAUTAUQUA YOUNG READERS PROGRAM (AGES 8-12)

Visit The Fine Print bookstore to learn about this youth

summer reading program.

YOUTH POND BOAT BUILDING (AGES 4-12)

Children use tools and their imaginations to create their

own pond boats.

SUPERVISED PLAYGROUND (AGES 4-7)

Grindley Playground at Central Park provides supervised play from

9 am-12 pm and 1-5 pm Monday-Saturday.

WOODEN BOAT CRUISES (AGE 4+)Take a sunset cruise aboard a wooden boat, or book a

private charter on Amazing Grace, Lakeside’s

1937 Richardson boat.

Family & Youth Programs