Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy around the themes of winter. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley.
Would you like to learn more about eurythmy? You are warmly invited to join us and explore "What is eurythmy?" through movement in space, guided by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley.
Hugh Williams and Hanna Bail, owners and operators of Threshold Farm, will share their perspective on unfolding the living being of their particular farm individuality. Also covered: the science and art of pruning fruit trees, including a few hours of hands-on learning, pruning our own orchard under Hugh and Hanna’s expert guidance
Join us on February 22 as Threefold honors Ita Wegman on the 150th anniversary of her birth, an extraordinary physician, courageous pioneer, and co-creator of anthroposophical medicine.
Applied Arts students gather seasonally to refine their craft, expand their capacities, and nurture creativity, guided by teachers with real classroom experience and insight valuable to all educators.
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes
Learn the basics of weaving on a 16-inch rigid heddle loom in this three-session, hands-on workshop. Participants will explore warping, weaving, and creative rhythm while making their own handwoven fabric. Class size is limited.
An opportunity for prospective Sunbridge students to learn about our low-residency Waldorf High School Teacher Education program, enrolling July 2026
An opportunity to explore practical implementations for classrooms and schools in working with your area’s indigenous culture in a respectful and reciprocal manner.
Learn the basics of weaving on a 16-inch rigid heddle loom in this three-session, hands-on workshop. Participants will explore warping, weaving, and creative rhythm while making their own handwoven fabric. Class size is limited.
An opportunity to explore practical implementations for classrooms and schools in working with your area’s indigenous culture in a respectful and reciprocal manner.
Learn the basics of weaving on a 16-inch rigid heddle loom in this three-session, hands-on workshop. Participants will explore warping, weaving, and creative rhythm while making their own handwoven fabric. Class size is limited.
In the morning Craig Holdrege explores how to work with the living dynamic qualities of plants and animals to better understand the world around us. In the afternoon, Sherry Wildfeuer, the founder of the Stella Natura planting calendar, explains how the calendar is created, what it tells us, and how we can use it to learn to work with nature’s rhythms and forces.
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.
This four-year, part-time training meets each summer and winter, helping teachers refine their handwork skills, deepen creativity, and learn to bring these experiences to children, valuable for educators in all school settings.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
