With Jennifer Kleinbach Nine Saturdays on Mary Dailey Field: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, and November 6, 13, 20, and 27. Fee: Free will donation. Information, and to register: Email Jennifer Kleinbach at jennykbach@gmail.com.
Please join us for a free community workshop. Fiber Craft Studio Co-director Miho Suzuki will show how to up-cycle your old sweatshirt or t-shirt into a knitted mat or crocheted basket.
This virtual weekend workshop will bring classes on foot-writing with Virginia Hermann, an introduction to poetry and language as a starting point for eurythmy with Cliff Venho, and an introduction to eurythmic movement and basic elements of tone eurythmy with Sea-Anna Vasilas.
With Jennifer Kleinbach Nine Saturdays on Mary Dailey Field: October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, and November 6, 13, 20, and 27. Fee: Free will donation. Information, and to register: Email Jennifer Kleinbach at jennykbach@gmail.com.
Through questions and answers, small-group dialogue and activity, and exploring ways to turn concepts into practice, participants will have the opportunity to increase racial literacy, engage in community, and set personal goals for their teaching and/or administrative and board work.
In this five-week series of eurythmy workshops with Sea-Anna Vasilas, we will explore the interplay between the elements of nature and the sounds of language. Eurythmy, poetry, and nature observation will bring us into relationship with the formative forces of the consonants. Please join us! Photo by Jordan Dyniewski
Join Sacred Undertaking for a training in the ancient art of caring for your loved one at home at death and after. The focus is on learning how to create a meaningful experience at the time of a loved one's death, how to keep one's loved one at home and invite simplicity and sacredness to permeate this time of transition.
These events will provide a time to experience the extraordinary in the "ordinary." Each event will combine a time of quiet observation in small groups involving graphics, notes, sharing, and a time to experience the view of a hiker in the landscape.
Through questions and answers, small-group dialogue and activity, and exploring ways to turn concepts into practice, participants will have the opportunity to increase racial literacy, engage in community, and set personal goals for their teaching and/or administrative and board work.
Facilitators: Stephanie Rynas and Denese Giordano. In this workshop, we will discuss pathways to aligning schools’ values and their deployment of funds.
Please join us for a free community workshop. Chris Marlow will show us how to mend knit wool items.
With Chris Marlow. In three sessions we will knit the cuff, turn the heel, create the instep, and complete the foot and toe for a pair of socks, working both socks at the same time, on separate needles.
Through questions and answers, small-group dialogue and activity, and exploring ways to turn concepts into practice, participants will have the opportunity to increase racial literacy, engage in community, and set personal goals for their teaching and/or administrative and board work.
With Gary Lamb. This presentation will include a comparison of Rudolf Steiner’s perspectives of earth evolution and the future of technology with those of Georges Lemaître and Ray Kurzweil; a description of the evolution of technology and energy production in five phases, including the creation of ethical/moral technology; and passages from A Road to Sacred Creation.
With Gary Lamb. What are the essential features and interconnections of Social Threefolding, Waldorf education, and ethical/moral technology in our current context of private capitalism in the United States?
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Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
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