Join us for the end-of-term sharing, and experience what has grown during these last cold months. Each class has a large curriculum to tackle in the second term.
Green Meadow is honored to host a screening of this award-winning film that explores immigration and the detention industrial complex.
Using barrel compost, a biodynamic compound preparation, is an efficient way to boost soil fertility. Mac Mead leads the class through every step of making this valuable substance, and how to use it. Mac also covers weed, pest, and fungus control, using biodynamic preparations and peppers. Seeding methods and supportive cultural practices in the greenhouse will be covered as well as detailed planning of the gardening year.
For individuals interested in exploring our low-residency Waldorf teacher education programs enrolling this summer.
Through anthroposophical performing arts, explore the forces that shape our cosmos. Classes in Speech, Eurythmy, and a Study of Rudolf Steiner’s “Trial of the Soul” will be the focus of this course.
An inclusive conference hosted by Otto Specht School and the North American Council for Inclusive Social Development
An all school production of the classic fairy tale, adapted for the stage by Otto Specht teachers and students, and featuring original music!
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes.
Keynote Speaker Seth Jordan
In this course, we will design and hand-sew a complete outfit using natural fibers—cotton, linen, wool, and silk. Through simple pattern drafting, plant dyeing, embroidery, and other techniques, we’ll explore a meditative and creative approach to garment making.
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes.
A documentary film presented by Deborah Gace of the Karl König Institute of North America.
An opportunity to sample a foundation studies approach for modern classroom application as presented by the New Adult Learning Institute.
This workshop with Mac Mead is for anyone who wants to start a vegetable garden, or improve their existing one!
An opportunity to sample a foundation studies approach for modern classroom application as presented by the New Adult Learning Institute.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
