Come to the Fiber Craft Studio to join a welcoming and relaxed handwork gathering, open to all ages, abilities, and skill levels. Participants are invited to bring their own projects and work at their own pace while enjoying conversation and connection with others.
As we transition, with the breathing of the seasons between summer and winter, join us for speech and tone eurythmy to celebrate autumn.
Children explore a variety of traditional handcrafts through joyful, hands-on activities that strengthen fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence.
Come and get your biodynamic veggies at our Produce Stand EVERY Friday! Shop our hyper-local veggies and swing by the farm store to pick up herbal products, milk, and yogurt. Open to all!
Learn and practice biodynamic agriculture on the oldest biodynamically stewarded and cultivated land in North America.
Mac Mead introduces biodynamics in the context of the spiritual-scientific understanding of the human being and earth evolution. In the garden we will do hands-on work with making and applying the biodynamic horn manure preparation, transplanting, forming raised beds, and cover cropping.
This workshop is an introduction to the dye plants and dyeing projects that are characteristic of the end of summer. We will start the day harvesting flowers, leaves, and roots from our biodynamic dye plant garden. As we deepen our acquaintance and receive the beautiful colors of the plants, we feel the healing energy of the plant world.
Children deepen their handwork skills while taking on increasingly independent projects. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship, creativity, and perseverance.
Children will gather each week to explore seasonal handwork, cooking, and nature-based activities inspired by the rhythms of autumn. Through hands-on projects, creative exploration, and shared experiences, students will develop practical skills, artistic confidence, and meaningful connections with their peers while celebrating the richness of the season.
A studio for teens interested in creating wearable garments while learning sewing techniques and pattern construction.
As we transition, with the breathing of the seasons between summer and winter, join us for speech and tone eurythmy to celebrate autumn.
This class is designed for children in Grades 1–8 who would like to experience the rich handwork curriculum of a Waldorf school. Students will learn from experienced Waldorf-trained handwork teachers through an age-appropriate curriculum similar to that taught in Waldorf schools.
Children explore a variety of traditional handcrafts through joyful, hands-on activities that strengthen fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence.
Come and get your biodynamic veggies at our Produce Stand EVERY Friday! Shop our hyper-local veggies and swing by the farm store to pick up herbal products, milk, and yogurt. Open to all!
Monday September 25 at 7:30 pm in the Threefold Auditorium will be the first of four evening sessions bringing to life the history of the Threefold Community through the biographies of its institutions with presentations by individuals active today in the different areas.
285 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
+1 (845) 352-5020
+1 (845) 352-5071
Out of love for the essential nature of the human being as a spiritual being, the Threefold Educational Foundation serves and advances cultural renewal in education, agriculture, the arts, science, religion, and social forms.
Rooted in anthroposophy, the Threefold Educational Foundation maintains a supportive and receptive environment for human growth, practical work, and community life.
In providing a home for organizations, initiatives, and individuals, the Threefold Educational Foundation forms a vessel of collaboration whose substance ennobles the working community, inspires new forms for the future, and radiates out into the world in service to the needs of our time.
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260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
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