Learn and practice biodynamic agriculture on the oldest biodynamically stewarded and cultivated land in North America. Richly embedded within the Threefold Community in Spring Valley, NY, The Pfeiffer Center’s one-year, part-time practical training enables farmers and gardeners of any variety and experience level to put Rudolf Steiner’s agriculture lectures into practice.
In this course, we'll design and sew garments using cotton, linen, wool, and silk. We’ll draft patterns and hand-sew, practicing a meditative approach. Explore sewing techniques, plant dyeing, and embroidery to create unique pieces. Classes include inspiring activities for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artisans.
An online workshop series for new and experienced Waldorf early childhood educators, held on six Saturday mornings from October-May.
An online workshop series for middle and high school teachers, held on five Saturday mornings from October-March.
An online workshop series for Waldorf early childhood educators and grades 1-3 teachers, held on five Saturday afternoons from November-May.
A two-part online Collaborative Leadership workshop.
A two-part online workshop series on how to create an inclusive music curriculum.
Discover the unique textures of wool in this hands-on felting workshop! Learn diverse techniques and create projects like a candle mat, bowl, and coasters. Open to participants 16+ of all skill levels.
A two-part online Collaborative Leadership workshop.
From prophecy in Jerusalem to Jesus’ baptism, Glen Williamson blends Gospel accounts with insights from Rudolf Steiner and others to unveil the divine and human interplay in this epic story
Come and join the Threefold Community Speech Chorus, lead by Jennifer Kleinbach, which will culminate in a festival performance at Threefold's annual Unbornness Festival.
Join the full-time speech students at the start of a new semester. With a focus on gesture, the course will work with the inner attitudes and pre-conditions for speech that moves and has vivid qualities that ring out into the voice.
Explore the vital role of animals in sustaining the living earth through lectures, activities, and shared meals. Open to all, with or without familiarity with Rudolf Steiner’s perspective
“A Shovel of Stars Overhead: Where to? What next?” captures America’s longing and questioning through the voices of Langston Hughes, Walt Whitman, and other poets, set to music by composers like Henry Cowell and Antonin Dvorak. This program weaves poetry and music into a journey from tension to transcendence, reflecting the evolving American spirit
Our Winter youth sessions introduce farm arts skills that inspire and renew the gardeners’ creative spirit during the quieter months of the year. Each week, students engage in activities (and take home projects) that are connected to the work of the farm. Classes for ages 2.5 - 14!
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
