Working from his new book Re-Imagining America: Finding Hope in Difficult Times, Chris Schaefer will explore questions of how we can understand the corruption and decline of our nation and how we can become more effective advocates for a better America.
Join Nature Place trip leader, Roger Dubin, for a fun, family-friendly excursion in our favorite stomping grounds: Harriman State Park!
Join us to learn more about Waldorf education.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hand & Hoe is closed until further notice.
In preparation for the Holy Nights, join us for this year’s Community Family Christmas Festival.
Join us with your child to experience a typical Waldorf kindergarten morning. To register contact Admissions Director Melissa McDonagh at 845-356-2514 x302.
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.
Series A: Fire Making and Bow Drill Practice. This series is for families with children, ages 6 & up, wanting to connect with each other as well as with the earth.
At our Holiday Open Studio, you will find hand-crafted gift items, yarns, and craft kits, along with festive holiday cheer, angel making activity, and refreshments.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hand & Hoe is closed until further notice.
Come for seasonal food, drinks, and crafts, plus storytelling around the fire pit.
Threefold Café Food & Music Fridays feature a delicious, family-friendly meal (with options for all ages and dietary preferences), plus live music most Fridays.
Build Your Own Bow Drill Kit (and Learn How to Use It!). 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.
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.
Series B: Fire Making and Bow Drill Practice. This series is for families with children, ages 6 & up, wanting to connect with each other as well as with the earth.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
