A play by Glen Williamson, directed by John McManus. As his architectural masterpiece burns to the ground, Rudolf Steiner joins with the Archangel Michael to battle mysterious demons in 1923 Europe.
A play by Glen Williamson, directed by John McManus. As his architectural masterpiece burns to the ground, Rudolf Steiner joins with the Archangel Michael to battle mysterious demons in 1923 Europe.
An evening of poetry and music, featuring eurythmy, speech, choral singing accompanied by bells, and a festival address by Laura Radefeld.
This community conversation will explore the relationship of the Threefold community to anthroposophy and the anthroposophical movement in its various manifestations. Planning to attend? Please RSVP by October 1.
Previously announced for October 4 & 11. This open meeting of the Threefold Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America will feature a sharing of experiences and impressions by members of the Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble along with Renate Kurth and Karl Fredrickson, all recently returned from the Michaelmas Conference at the Goetheanum.
This conference to honor the centenary of the Anthroposophical Society will explore how the Foundation Stone Meditation brings a necessary strengthening not only to the inner life of the individual, but also to our relationships in the social realm.
An offering of music, eurythmy, and speech, the reading of the names, and a festival address. Due to the quiet nature of the event, the doors will close promptly at 8:00pm.
Shepherds hear the good news on Christmas Eve. Children over three years old are welcome.
Celebrate the season with a concert featuring singing, bells, music, eurythmy, and caroling. Donations gratefully accepted.
We invite you to join us in a process of discovery as we strive to enter deeply into the significance of the deed of the Christmas Foundation Meeting of 1923 for today and for the future.
Eurythmy, poetry, music and a festival address to celebrate human pre-existence and the journey towards birth.
Richard Steel will share his insights and experiences gained from working with the Soul Calendar and Karl König’s drawings over more than fifty years. This talk is the opening lecture for a weekend conference.
William Shakespeare’s beloved comedy, presented by the Ragtag Community Players (Barbara Renold, director).
William Shakespeare’s beloved comedy, presented by the Ragtag Community Players (Barbara Renold, director).
Join us to celebrate the 100 years on The Foundation Stone Meditation in Eurythmy.
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Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
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Email: info@threefold.org
