Lisa Romero will speak about the impact that both process and substance addiction has on the development of the individual. She will approach the effects that technology has on the sensory development of children and adults and the effects of consciousness altering substance on inner development.
An evening of poetry, eurythmy, and lyre music, with an address by Gerald Karnow on the theme of the human journey toward incarnation.
The Diagonal Life Circus is a raucous, colorful giant puppet spectacle that sheds light on our current precariously diagonal condition – on the verge of collapse, yet always capable of uprising.
A special weekend of considering what Rudolf Steiner’s mystery dramas can reveal about the relationship between art and technology—related avenues of innovation and revelation in the transformation of material into new form.
A lecture by Daniel Hafner. Part of the weekend conference, The Karma of Material Work as Shown in the Mystery Dramas. Please note: This event will start at 8:00pm, not 7:30 as previously announced.
A lecture by Daniel Hafner. Part of the weekend conference, The Karma of Material Work as Shown in the Mystery Dramas.
A lecture by Daniel Hafner. Part of the weekend conference, The Karma of Material Work as Shown in the Mystery Dramas.
A lecture by Daniel Hafner. Part of the weekend conference, The Karma of Material Work as Shown in the Mystery Dramas.
This August, join us in exploring the twelve senses at an online conference celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of Karl König’s seminal lectures on the topic at the Threefold Summer School in Spring Valley, NY.
Please note: This event has been canceled.
The much-loved Halloween Lantern Walk has become an Enchanted Halloween Lantern Drive! As in past years, fairy tales and other silent scenes will mesmerize young and old alike, especially the littlest ones.
The festival will offer song, music, eurythmy, speech, the reading of the names, and an address by Gisela Wielki, priest of the Christian Community in New York City. Attendance is limited to fifty people. You must RSVP in advance to attend.
Outdoors, rain or shine, snow or sleet, every afternoon from Thursday, December 24 through Tuesday, January 5, there will be brief open-air performances for the season. At 4:00 pm, gather outside Threefold Auditorium to enjoy 10-15 minutes of live music––featuring bells, recorders, and horns––from the balcony. At 4:30pm, gather on the South Lawn at the Fellowship Community's Hilltop House, where the words of Rudolf Steiner's Foundation Meditation will resound. All are invited to bring a bell or chime to sound in response.
Outdoors, rain or shine, snow or sleet, every afternoon from Thursday, December 24 through Tuesday, January 5, there will be brief open-air performances for the season. At 4:00 pm, gather outside Threefold Auditorium to enjoy 10-15 minutes of live music––featuring bells, recorders, and horns––from the balcony. At 4:30pm, gather on the South Lawn at the Fellowship Community's Hilltop House, where the words of Rudolf Steiner's Foundation Meditation will resound. All are invited to bring a bell or chime to sound in response.
Outdoors, rain or shine, snow or sleet, every afternoon from Thursday, December 24 through Tuesday, January 5, there will be brief open-air performances for the season. At 4:00 pm, gather outside Threefold Auditorium to enjoy 10-15 minutes of live music––featuring bells, recorders, and horns––from the balcony. At 4:30pm, gather on the South Lawn at the Fellowship Community's Hilltop House, where the words of Rudolf Steiner's Foundation Meditation will resound. All are invited to bring a bell or chime to sound in response.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
