The Pfeiffer Center’s famous Farm-to-Table Dinner has gone Takeout, so their popular auction has gone online for the first time ever. You don’t have to be at the dinner to bid on Pfeiffer Center Honey, a bushel of just-harvested biodynamic veggies from our farm, our own-made teas, salts, and salves, and much more!
A weekly handwork meetup in the garden behind the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House on days when the weather is nice. Limit ten people; there is no charge. Please reserve your spot by emailing kei@fibercraftstudio.org.
We will create indigo dye pots and explore dyeing felt from light to dark to experience the wonder of color transformation. We will also learn shibori with linen fabric. Participants will take home local 100 percent wool felt and linen fabric dyed in indigo. Fee: $110 includes materials Information, and to register: Visit this page.
Join us on October 24 to celebrate a bountiful season of biodynamic farming and community at the Pfeiffer Center and the Fellowship Community.
A weekly handwork meetup in the garden behind the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House on days when the weather is nice. Limit ten people; there is no charge. Please reserve your spot by emailing kei@fibercraftstudio.org.
The much-loved Halloween Lantern Walk has become an Enchanted Halloween Lantern Drive! As in past years, fairy tales and other silent scenes will mesmerize young and old alike, especially the littlest ones.
Now through November 14, visit the Fiber Craft Studio's Special Sale for a unique assortment of handmade clothing, items for children, craft kits, and many more items that you'll love for yourself or to give as gifts.
The festival will offer song, music, eurythmy, speech, the reading of the names, and an address by Gisela Wielki, priest of the Christian Community in New York City. Attendance is limited to fifty people. You must RSVP in advance to attend.
A talk by Anna Silber.
At this time of year in the Christian Community the morning gospel readings are taken from the Book of Revelation. We are asked to learn to live into these mighty pictures of spiritual reality.
Sunbridge’s 2020 teachers conference tackles the important task of uncovering racism in the Waldorf movement and identifying steps we must take to dismantle it.
A discussion with Tamara Potselueva, naturopathic physician and anthroposophic family practitioner. Tamara will be joined by Brigida Baldszun demonstrating therapeutic eurythmy.
Our year has begun at ESV and we are delighted to offer an autumn community sharing of our work as a short studio program. Tickets must be purchased in advance. No walk-in tickets will be available.
At this time of year in the Christian Community the morning gospel readings are taken from the Book of Revelation.
In this virtual workshop, we will make a hand-sewn simple skirt with front or side tie.
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