Through anthroposophical performing arts, explore the forces that shape our cosmos. Classes in Speech, Eurythmy, and a Study of Rudolf Steiner’s “Trial of the Soul” will be the focus of this course.
An inclusive conference hosted by Otto Specht School and the North American Council for Inclusive Social Development
In this course, we will design and hand-sew a complete outfit using natural fibers—cotton, linen, wool, and silk. Through simple pattern drafting, plant dyeing, embroidery, and other techniques, we’ll explore a meditative and creative approach to garment making.
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes.
A documentary film presented by Deborah Gace of the Karl König Institute of North America.
A vat of all-natural Japanese indigo is being prepared at the Studio for your fiber, textile, or small clothing item. This natural indigo creates softer, less intense blue tones coming directly from the strength of the plant.
An opportunity to sample a foundation studies approach for modern classroom application as presented by the New Adult Learning Institute.
We will explore artistic, therapeutic, and formative speech aspects of the “Concordances” in eurythmy in relation to Rudolf Steiner’s insights shared on December 28, 1923, and Lea van der Pals' Tone Eurythmy Therapy.
We will explore artistic, therapeutic, and formative speech aspects of the “Concordances” in eurythmy in relation to Rudolf Steiner’s insights shared on December 28, 1923, and Lea van der Pals' Tone Eurythmy Therapy.
This workshop with Mac Mead is for anyone who wants to start a vegetable garden, or improve their existing one!
An opportunity to sample a foundation studies approach for modern classroom application as presented by the New Adult Learning Institute.
Celebrating Grigory Smirnov’s music with Eurythmy Spring Valley—an evening of his compositions and an afternoon artist’s talk on his creative journey.
In light of the current Raphael exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, we will explore the wholeness that arises through a contemplation of the figures of Raphael (1483–1520) and Novalis (1772-1801). The life and poetry of Novalis will stand at the center of our exploration.
Curious about artistic activities, purposeful work, & life at Threefold? Join others seeking the same goals and participate in intentional activities embedded within the context of community. In celebration of our 100th anniversary, we invite you to experience Threefold through a weekend immersion in the work and life occurring on campus.
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.
285 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
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Out of love for the essential nature of the human being as a spiritual being, the Threefold Educational Foundation serves and advances cultural renewal in education, agriculture, the arts, science, religion, and social forms.
Rooted in anthroposophy, the Threefold Educational Foundation maintains a supportive and receptive environment for human growth, practical work, and community life.
In providing a home for organizations, initiatives, and individuals, the Threefold Educational Foundation forms a vessel of collaboration whose substance ennobles the working community, inspires new forms for the future, and radiates out into the world in service to the needs of our time.
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