As we enter into the one hundredth year since the Foundation Stone of Love was placed at the center of our work, we may ask ourselves: How shall we bring this impulse into the next century?
Eurythmy, poetry, music, and a festival address to celebrate human pre-existence and the journey toward birth.
With Barbara Renold and Jennifer Kleinbach The Steiner School of Speech Arts offers one-week intensive blocks as an introduction to the artistic forming of speech through Rudolf Steiner’s exercises in articulation and breathing. 2023 Intensive dates are: January 2-7, February 20-25, and April 10-15.
A graduation performance in Creative Speech performed by Matej Rybka, directed by Geoff Norris (Speech and Drama Studio) in association with Agnes Zehnter (am wort).
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Presentation by Grigory Smirnov with Christoph Grieder, Cello. The evening will focus on Grigory Smirnov's work Chaconne for cello and piano (2013), which explores the dualism of melody and harmony as an expression of the relation of the individual to the environment.
With Miho Suzuki. Develop new skills and enliven your creative capacities in the company of fiber artists. Working with natural fibers, using ancient tools and techniques that dictate the pace of our work and draw us into an intimate relationship with our materials, we will find new meaning in the traditional fiber craft.
A Public Course with Sea-Anna Vasilas. Explore the Easter mystery of death and resurrection, as it is expressed through the poem “To The Sun” by Roy Campbell and Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Part 1 of a two-part Sunbridge Institute workshop for early childhood educators, with Motria Shuhan.
An ensemble theater piece based on true stories of people who have reported near death experiences, conceived by Robert Cornett and led by Ted Pugh.
Join us for one of our most popular programs! We’ll learn all about maple trees and discover what it takes to turn sap into syrup. We’ll then tap a maple tree, taste the sap that drips out, set it boiling over a fire, and enjoy thickened maple syrup over crushed ice.
Astonishingly pertinent to our time and our struggles to be truly human. A man who has studied everything feels he knows nothing and takes up magic to find something to satisfy his craving for beauty, knowledge, and meaning. But his bargain with the devil has surprising twists.
A Public Course with Sea-Anna Vasilas. Explore the Easter mystery of death and resurrection, as it is expressed through the poem “To The Sun” by Roy Campbell and Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
