Delve into the depths of water's significance in biodynamics with Jennifer Greene of the Water Research Institute. Discover the mysteries beyond our common understanding of this vital element, as she shares insights on its tasks in life processes and pioneering work in water quality assessment through the 'drop picture' method
Join us for an original cycle of songs composed and performed by Jen Zimberg. The songs will guide the audience through the inner landscape of Joan's story, through potent lyrics and music that unfold with beauty and simplicity.
Join us in celebrating the culmination of ESV's winter term as our students showcase their development and refinement. From the first class to post-graduate year, witness their immersive journey and diverse learning elements come to fruition at our Winter End-of-Term Festival
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 for an enlightening day with Craig Holdrege and Sherry Wildfeuer. Craig, a biologist and educator, explores the dynamic qualities of plants and animals. Director of The Nature Institute, Craig's holistic approach to science enriches our understanding of the natural world. Sherry, editor of the Stella Natura Biodynamic Planting Calendar, shares insights on working with nature's rhythms. Discover harmony with the natural world through their expertise.
A Shovel of Stars Overhead: Where to? What next?" delves into America's moment through diverse artists like Langston Hughes and Denise Levertov, blending tension and transcendence in music by Cowell, Smirnov, Sibelius, and Chopin. Culminating in Dvorak's "Dumky" piano trio, it anticipates new vistas and reflects the evolving American spirit.
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.
A conference featuring lectures by Richard Steel, an exhibit of Karl Konig’s original drawings and eurythmy performances of the soul calendar verses.
Eurythmy, poetry, music and a festival address to celebrate human pre-existence and the journey towards birth.
Once again, the members of the ESV Ensemble and eurythmists in the area and from afar have been preparing solos and duets, and will offer a rich array of pieces comprised of speech and tone eurhythmy.
The Eurhythmy Spring Valley Ensemble is presenting an evening program A Shovel of Stars Overhead: Where To? What Next?
Public Lecture by Mac Mead. We’ll look at the context and significance of Rudolf Steiner’s Agriculture lectures given in June 1924 in Koberwitz, Silesia, and focus on a central theme, the agricultural individuality. What are the What, Why, How, and When of this guiding star of biodynamic work?
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.
Celebrate the season with a concert featuring singing, bells, music, eurythmy, and caroling. Donations gratefully accepted.
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