Our Earth Living Skills sessions for adults (ages 17-117) cover skills integral to surviving, thriving, and living more fully with the earth – not just on top of it.
Browse, see us at work, and experience our unique plant-dyed materials. Bring your questions and projects for consultation.
Handmade toys, gifts, crafts, art, clothing, books, dolls, yarn, fleece and more will be on sale by vendors at the 2019 WECAN Early Childhood Educators Conference. Open to the public.
Created especially for children ages 10-15 who are eager to delve into the exciting world of earth living skills, this series gives participants a breadth of experience in different skill areas, as well as the opportunity to develop friendships with peers who share similar interests.
This series is for families with children, ages 6 & up, wanting to connect with each other as well as with the earth.
In this workshop with Jane Swaine, participants will develop new capacities to "see" the growing child's spatial journey over time, and why this is so important.
De-stress with Elsa Macauley through exercises that connect us with the angelic worlds working around us and through us, which help to deepen our breathing and promote overall health.
For anyone interested in exploring Waldorf Education, teaching, and teacher education.
Lisa Romero will speak about the impact that both process and substance addiction has on the development of the individual. She will approach the effects that technology has on the sensory development of children and adults and the effects of consciousness altering substance on inner development.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hand & Hoe is closed until further notice.
Browse, see us at work, and experience our unique plant-dyed materials. Bring your questions and projects for consultation.
Threefold Café Food & Music Fridays feature a delicious, family-friendly dinner (with options for all ages and dietary preferences) plus live music most Fridays.
A winter renewal course with Jon McAlice for those who work with adolescents.
Jon McAlice will speak on working with young people, engaging their imagination and will, helping them connect with nature and feel at home in the world they will inherit.
An evening of poetry, eurythmy, and lyre music, with an address by Gerald Karnow on the theme of the human journey toward incarnation.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
