In this open studio session, participants will create small sheep forms using wire and wool fleece. This is a relaxed, creative environment where you can explore simple shaping techniques and express your individuality through form and texture.
Join us for an ESV time-honored tradition--THE ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE--that this year will support our students graduating in June 2027 to travel to and perform in Dornach, Switzerland.
This spring studio program is built around the work of two postgraduate students from New York and from Croatia; they will be joined by a visiting colleague from the last term, hailing from Germany. Besides various short group pieces, they will also present their solos.
This hands-on afternoon program is designed for homeschoolers to enjoy both cooking and creative handwork activities. Participants will engage in simple, age-appropriate cooking projects and craft-based activities that encourage creativity, independence and practical skills.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us for eight sessions in four weeks to explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley. For individuals with some experience and familiarity with eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us for eight sessions in four weeks to explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
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.
How do we come into conversation with the seven planetary gestures and twelve zodiac gestures? How do the vowels and consonants speak through these cosmic beings? Join us for an introduction to the movements and speech of the planets and zodiac in eurythmy.
The biodynamic horn silica preparation influences color, flavor, nutritional, and keeping quality of produce and forage. Mac Mead leads the class in making and using this preparation. We will also dig up the horn manure preparation that was buried in the September class and make the biodynamic nettle preparation. Biodynamic tree paste will also be made and applied to our fruit trees. Megan Durney will cover the role of the honeybee in the farm organism and the household of nature, and lead a visit to our apiary.
The Otto Specht School welcomes you once again to our 5K to Farm (and back) and "Finish Line Fun" on May 9th! It is the perfect way to enjoy our beautiful community campus so bring your friends and family for a tour! Proceeds from this event support the Otto Specht School's tuition assistance fund so we can welcome more students to this enriching and beautiful learning environment!
This hands-on afternoon program is designed for homeschoolers to enjoy both cooking and creative handwork activities. Participants will engage in simple, age-appropriate cooking projects and craft-based activities that encourage creativity, independence and practical skills.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us for eight sessions in four weeks to explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley. For individuals with some experience and familiarity with eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us for eight sessions in four weeks to explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
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