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Photography and video documenting farmers, gardeners and food professionals across 22 countries, portraying sustainable agriculture practices and solutions for better food systems.

An exhibition of landscape paintings by Silvia Heizmann at the clinic.

Rudolf Steiner's Seven Friedwart School Sketches worked through painting, using wet-on-dry veiling, wet-on-wet and pastel techniques to render formative forces in nature and the soul.

An online course using Rudolf Steiner's Seven Friedwart sketches as a basis for watercolour veil painting and pastel work, progressing from images of sunrise in nature to imagery of the soul, for Steiner educators, artists and art therapists.

Study of Rudolf Steiner's Michael Letters, examining human freedom, spiritual guidance and their relation to biodynamic agriculture.

Goethean observation and drawing of plants, following seed to leaf to flower to fruit through sketching, charcoal, pastel and colour painting, for nature lovers and educators.

Watercolour painting observing colour gradation, transition and contrast in the autumn landscape, from direct observation of seasonal change.

A public eurythmy course led by Anna Vasilas exploring the movements of autumn through eurythmy practice.

An online lecture series of twelve sessions on Waldorf teaching methods, hosted by Alanus Hochschule, with international speakers addressing subject-specific methods and contemporary issues in Waldorf education.

Introductory course for early-childhood assistants covering child development, classroom care, artistic activities such as finger and circle games, singing, the four foundational senses, festival celebration and handwork.

Crisis intervention grounded in Emergency Pedagogy, with introductory and advanced modules in trauma-informed teaching and practical intervention strategies for educators and professionals.

Abundance, limits and transitions in social development, examined through keynote lectures, workshops and forums on inclusive social development practice.

A conference of four lectures on aspects of the Christ, with workshops in eurythmy, form drawing and the Art of Speech, and a storytelling performance.

A conference of lectures on questions of spiritual identity in twentieth and twenty-first century Europe, including technocratic control, geopolitics, Rosicrucianism and fairy tales.

A nationwide Swiss programme of 37 farm visits, workshops, film screenings and public discussions on sustainable and diverse agriculture, organised by Agroecology Works! with Demeter Switzerland as a partner.

A joint regional and national biodynamic conference held in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee.

A conference of GAAD's dermatology working group for anthroposophic physicians.

Autumn conference of the Goetheanum's Section for Curative Education and Social Therapy at the Goetheanum, on the theme of abundance, limits and transitions.

In-person workshop on eurythmy as a healing art, working with music, poetry and movement, led by Cynthia Hoven.

Practical course in forest beekeeping, building log hives and hollowing living trees for bee colonies, with the history of the craft and tree climbing techniques.

Commemoration of Francis of Assisi with lectures, an exhibition of Greg Tricker's art, eurythmy and spoken word, and the Act of Consecration of Man.

Study of embryology from conception to birth as a tool for self-knowledge, addressing polarities of feminine and masculine, matter and spirit, and individuality and heredity.

Family gathering blending Christian services, the Michael Legend told through narration and drama, eurythmy, folk dance, puppet theatre, singing, and biodynamic farming demonstrations.

Regional gathering on education, social responsibility and spiritual growth through plenary sessions, small group work and workshops, with themes of healing and sustainability across African communities.

A two-day introductory workshop in creative, art-based processes for psychosocial support, offered at two Zimbabwean locations as the entry point to a longer Community Art Facilitator training programme.

Eurythmic movement based on the Prayer of Francis, expressing its spiritual connection to nature through artistic movement practice.

Theatrical monologues voicing the perspectives of farm animals including chickens, cows and goats, performed at biodynamic farms to convey their character within agriculture.

Community market with stalls of food, crafts, thrift clothing, dairy, bakery and farm produce alongside music and children's activities.

Nine-year integrated Steiner curriculum emphasising learning through direct, multi-sensory experience across all subjects.

Hands-on session in eurythmy for young children, including health eurythmy, through direct participation rather than lecture.

A festival gathering marking Michaelmas, held after the regular Sunday service.

A Michaelmas festival service for all ages, followed by a talk and festive potluck.

A Michaelmas festival celebration with a children's programme and games of balance, courage and aim.

A guided tour of the farm's dairy operation, vegetable fields and honey production, with questions on biodynamic farming methods.

A public lecture on Rudolf Steiner's book The Philosophy of Freedom, given by Harald Hermann.

A gathering at Ecoboerderij de Boterbloem in Amsterdam exploring how community-supported farms in the Lutkemeerpolder can grow and share their own seeds as part of a regional seed network.

A eurythmy performance in the Grosser Saal.

Meeting space for lawyers, jurists and justice advocates to study law from an anthroposophical spiritual perspective.

Study of a foundational text setting out practical exercises for a rational, scientific path toward spiritual knowledge and development.

A farm workshop for children aged 8 to 12 on the biodynamic farm.

A circus performance by Compagnie Le theatre circulaire in the Grosser Saal.

A lecture on Ita Wegman's life and her resistance activity in the twentieth century.

Child behaviour and family dynamics examined across developmental stages, from early childhood through adolescence, drawing on nursing, midwifery and Waldorf education.

Training in Goethean methods of observation and cognition, building reproducible phenomenology while avoiding speculative hypotheses.

An outdoor astronomy course led by Henrike Holdrege, held over three Tuesday evenings.

Christof Wiechert discusses how teachers can use shared observation of a child and case conferences to work through classroom difficulties and support quality in Waldorf schools.

A documentary film screening about Karl König, founder of the Camphill movement, presented by Richard Steel.

Online session on learning with artificial intelligence

A public information week during which the Waldorf school opens lessons to prospective families for observation.

Free discussion bringing together school leaders, eurythmists and students on strengthening eurythmy's place in Dutch independent schools.

The second talk in a three-part discussion series on economic growth, examining what makes societies dependent on growth and what a good life consists of.

New preclinical and clinical practice data on mucosal health.

Concert of brass instruments and singing on the vulnerability of the planet, based on a text by Antjie Krog, open to amateur choirs and orchestras.

Study of Rudolf Steiner's 1918 lecture on ancient myths and their connection to human evolution, examining mythological narratives through an anthroposophical lens.

A lecture on the seven chakras as spiritual centres and their connection with the planets and metals, including their use as remedies in anthroposophic medicine.

Expert talks on how artificial intelligence may change medical practice, covering its historical development, opportunities and risks, and its relation to critical thinking.

Talks on how artificial intelligence may change medical practice, its history within traditional medicine, opportunities and risks for anthroposophic medicine, and comparisons between AI and human sensory experience. A related follow-up session is held online on 2 December 2026 with a further presentation on AI and human sensory perception.

Simone Orb and Rabea Müller discuss the preventive role of art therapy in a changing society, as part of a lecture series on the preventive potential of artistic therapies.

A symposium on nutrition, held at Grafenegg Reitschule.

An English-language online seminar exploring Rudolf Steiner's Michael Letters.

A campus tour of the lower school (grades 1 to 5) for prospective families.

A guided tour of the clinic's oncology department for the public.

An online grand-rounds series for physicians, with a session addressing artificial intelligence and medicine.

A regional preparation group meets in Hornhuizen to make biodynamic preparations from cow manure, yarrow, chamomile, dandelion and oak bark, with a film and a communal lunch.

A national congress and symposium for doctors, therapists and students bringing together study and exchange on anthroposophic medicine and therapies, with a pre-congress day and tracks over three further days.

A regional meeting for making and exchanging biodynamic field and compost preparations.

Human sensory, emotional and spiritual capacities as instruments of scientific inquiry, applying Goethean observation to plant growth, chemistry, water flow and landscape.

French clarinet and piano repertoire by Chausson, Debussy, Saint-Saens, Messiaen and Poulenc.

A gathering for students of anthroposophical education institutions at and around the Goetheanum, held at the Holzhaus and organised by the Goetheanum's Studies and Further Education department.

Reviving spiritual practice in Waldorf schools discussed, examining meditation and auxiliary exercises as a source of strength for teaching communities.

Masterclass on homeopathic approaches to supporting symptoms in cancer care, for homeopathy practitioners, students and healthcare professionals working with cancer patients.

The Natural Science Section's autumn research conference at the Goetheanum, held jointly with the Section for Agriculture.

A campus tour of the middle school (grades 6 to 8) for prospective families.

A guided tour of the medicinal plant garden at Bad Boll focusing on soil health and biodiversity in cultivation.

Online regulars' table of the LebensOrte specialist section, held via Webex.

Gathering for educators and pedagogical professionals on making visible the immeasurable aspects of the child beyond test scores, with collaborative study for school and childcare teams.

A session on the use of homeopathy in supporting symptoms in cancer care, held in Bristol with an online option.

Public dialogue between Aziz Kaouass, who is restoring his birthplace in Morocco's Rif Mountains through tree-planting with Riforest, and Koos Janssen, former mayor of Zeist and ambassador for the project, on reforestation and sustainable development.

Workshop on the definition, history and principles of cooperatives, using examples of how cooperative organisations work.

Fall conference of the Goetheanum's Natural Science Section on the theme 'The Human Constitution as an Instrument of Research', with lectures and reviews examining the human constitution as a basis for scientific research.

A practitioners' day on biodynamic dairy cattle and suckler cow husbandry.

An online talk on the relationship between humans and nature between connectedness and emancipation.

Examination of whether Waldorf schooling remains necessary today, revisiting Rudolf Steiner's founding vision and discussing the craft of education with younger practitioners.

Guided tour of variety trials and seed-processing and distribution operations.

Community festival celebrating Karl König, founder of the Camphill movement, and Carlo Pietzner, with film screenings, an exhibition of Pietzner's work, artistic contributions and talks.

Lectures and artistic workshops including the Art of Speech and eurythmy, addressing engagement with the world, the artist Raphael, and three necessities for facing future challenges, within an anthroposophical framework.

Workshop on the definition, history and principles of cooperatives, using examples of how cooperative organisations work.

A workshop on the heart chakra as a spiritual centre and its connection with gold, through study, meditative exercises, eurythmy and individual reflection.

General assembly reviewing the outgoing board's management and financial report, approving accounts, and electing directors for the next term.

An online (Zoom) talk considering Homer's Odyssey as an allegorical and esoteric text.

National conference of the Anthroposophical Society in America bringing together members and initiative-takers for study, workshops, presentations and artistic performances.

An introductory training in eurythmy in the working life, led by Leonore Russell.

Media history and media theory for teachers

A public open-house event for prospective families and children to explore the school.

Regional conference of Anthropoi member organisations in Baden-Württemberg.

Pedagogical conference at the Rudolf Steiner School Hamburg-Wandsbek on the educational goals of Waldorf pedagogy and who is responsible for them.

A workshop at a vegetable farm in Beverwijk on fossil-fuel-free farming practices, teaching welding skills to adapt the Aggrozouk tool for lighter, more ergonomic mechanisation.

A concert featuring works by women composers of the 19th century.

A lecture in a series of nine talks on Europe and change, with speakers including three section leaders from the School of Spiritual Science in Dornach.

A conference on evidence-based approaches to managing cancer treatment side effects, including health-coaching and NHS implementation, for oncologists, nurses and allied health professionals.

A Michaeli conference held with the Christian Community Cologne-Mitte on recovering vitality through community connection, artistic activity and therapeutic practice, with lectures and workshops in speech formation, healing eurythmy and circle dancing.

A field talk hosted by the biodynamic seed company Bingenheimer Saatgut AG.

A field day for women land stewards, with a learning circle and field tour on adaptive grazing, virtual fencing and cover crop integration, followed by a potluck lunch.

Workshop on cow horn manure and horn silica preparations, their qualities and use in soil treatment and crop ripening, including stirring and field application.

Harvest dinner on an urban biodynamic farm growing crops, vegetables and dairy cattle, including a farm tour and a meal prepared by a chef specializing in biodynamic cuisine.

Study of early embryo development as a way to understand human incarnation, drawing on Rudolf Steiner's teachings on the soul's passage between death and rebirth.

Archangel Michael honoured through shared reading from The Four Seasons and the Archangels, examining divine will and spiritual wisdom.

Flowing eurythmy exercises drawn from Steiner's therapeutic eurythmy, working with etheric ignition points and foot rhythms to build sensory awareness and vitality.

A field day at a biodynamic preparation and community garden site in Wattle Grove, Tasmania, part of the group's education programme.

An open-farm alpine festival with a barbecue at the Bolderhof biodynamic farm.

A career-guidance fair for graduating Waldorf students, with workshops on gap years, communication across generations, burnout and relationships.

Weekend study workshop on eurythmy work with Goethe's Faust, for eurythmists and eurythmy students.

A free in-person community gathering at the Waldorf School of San Diego exploring the threefold social idea in Waldorf education, with a presentation, music and role-play exercises.

An open farm tour and festival celebration at a biodynamic farm in Aromas, California.

A harvest festival at Hawthorne Valley Farm, Ghent, New York.

A work day for making the biodynamic preparations, at Chrysalis Farm, Wisconsin.

A celebration marking one hundred years of Threefold Farm, Chestnut Ridge, New York.

Writer Lutz Rathenow reads and discusses poetry's relationship to politics and personal experience before and after German reunification, followed by a presentation from the Alanus alumni association Flechtwerk e.V.

An information session for prospective families to walk the school campus and learn about the school.

An artistic and pedagogical talk-demonstration by Sarah Braun on the experience of major and minor keys through eurythmy.

A seasonal harvest festival at the farm.

A community spring celebration held at Zuvuyaland, open to all.

A public information open day for families considering enrolment at the kindergarten.

Open admissions event introducing the school's early-childhood programme.

A day of presentations and lunch for families of the Camphill Village community, updating them on the community's program.

Webinar on developmental characteristics of children at the 9-year and 12-year stages and clinical approaches from anthroposophic medicine.

The school's annual festival, themed 'Izumi Kingdom' this year, open to visitors as well as the school community.

A public symposium in which three Steiner-school language teachers discuss the pedagogical role of foreign-language instruction.

A five-week postpartum workshop for expectant and new parents drawing on Waldorf principles, covering community connection, embodiment practices and nervous-system regulation, led by a Waldorf and postpartum practitioner.

A guided tour of the farm for families, no registration required.

A wreath-making workshop for adults using dried flowers from the farm.

A public open event for prospective families to visit Elmfield Rudolf Steiner School and learn about its Steiner Waldorf curriculum and community.

Guided walking tour of ethically financed projects in the Croix-Rousse district of Lyon.

A research colloquium on eurythmy, on the spiritual space and the reality of the spiritual world.

A study day on anthroposophy and ecological change, on the relationship between cosmos, earth and the human being.

A biennial city-wide cultural night in which the Heilbronn congregation takes part with continuous film screening, a cafe, a puppet-theatre performance of a fairy tale and readings on humanitarian themes.

A student-led high-school festival themed Space Travel, From Earth to the Brilliance of Stars, featuring student-produced activities and exhibitions.

Medical-historical excursion tracing the links between medicine, art and science through Tuscan hospitals, anatomical theatres, botanical gardens and libraries.

An open day at the L'Aubier biodynamic farm near Neuchâtel.

An open-farm brunch in Canton Schaffhausen.

A talk by Cindy Hindes on the Archangel Michael and what he needs from us, given after the Sunday service.

A reading on the life and work of Ita Wegman with live musical accompaniment.

A celebration marking 40 years of the Melbourne Therapy Centre's anthroposophical and allied health services, with a silent art auction and musical performances.

A one-day biographical workshop using reflective discussion and artistic exercises to help participants work with memories as a resource for growth.

A children's performance in the Terrassensaal.

A cello recital in the Grundsteinsaal.

Community festival on biodynamic agriculture at Linuwel Steiner School, with hands-on activities including fertilising land and water, planting for rewilding, and preparing nutritional treatments for trees.

A community festival celebrating biodynamic agriculture with hands-on activities for families.

A public seed festival for exchanging and celebrating open-pollinated and heritage seed varieties.

Guidance on the Art Therapy-Social Art programme's admission requirements and career prospects, meetings with instructors, and review of application portfolio content, scope and submission.

Child development stages and holistic education, introducing the anthroposophical principles underlying Waldorf pedagogy, for teachers, parents and education practitioners.

Course module on economics and politics, part of the YIP residential programme in societal entrepreneurship, facilitated by Gerald Häfner and Armin Steurnagel.

A talk on the feminine principle in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

A theatre adaptation of a short story by Xia Jia in which a young woman's friend loses the ability to communicate after contracting a fictional illness called Babel Syndrome, followed by a panel discussion with the author and scholars.

A working week for physicians at the Goetheanum.

Biographical self-examination through the Partitura method, examining life patterns and tensions as a musical composition, drawing on anthroposophical ideas of karma.

Introduction to Rudolf Steiner's early book on Goethe's theory of knowledge, examining a scientific method he considered the basis of his later work.

A recurring open farm day at Soulfire Farm, Petersburg, New York.

Ruhi Tyson surveys how the aims, methods and tasks of craft teaching fit together in Waldorf pedagogy, covering skill development, sensory training and moral development.

Introductory online session for prospective students of the transpersonal arts counselling training, to meet tutors and learn about the course and ways to train.

A practical seminar on soil resilience against weather extremes, led by Ulrich Hampl.

Therapeutic speech and drama therapy examining how traumatic experience marks the body's constitutional elements and etheric organisation, including conditions such as ME/CFS and selective mutism.

Two research fields, the threefold social organism in societal development and integral sustainable development, studied together across disciplines.

Governance meeting where members may submit items for consideration on the agenda in advance.

Continued study of Rudolf Steiner's 1918 lecture on ancient myths, connecting mythological symbolism to stages of consciousness development in human evolution.

Conference on trauma's imprint on the etheric body and its physical effects, including ME/CFS and selective mutism, and on therapeutic speech and drama therapy for children, adolescents and adults.

A Medical Section conference on how traumatic events leave an imprint on the constitutional elements, combining perception exercises, presentations and workshops on therapeutic speech and drama work.

A regional biodynamic preparation-making day in Wolhusen, Lucerne.

Renate Oepen presents research and practice on how artistic and creative methods can support health promotion and prevention.

A 90-minute information session on Waldorf education for prospective high school families.

A public health forum on medicine, movement and wellbeing in ageing, held in Basel.

A conference on therapeutic speech formation addressing how trauma is held in and can be released from the human being's members.

An admissions information session for prospective parents on the Waldorf curriculum, programme structure and the admissions process, followed by a guided campus tour.

Lecture on how Western views of human nature shifted from spiritual to materialist frameworks and how anthroposophy can bring soul-centred, compassionate care to death and dying.

A three-session eurythmy series on freeing the life forces, held on successive Wednesday evenings.

An online meeting for Waldorf teacher trainers organised by the Pedagogical Section.

A conference connecting biodynamic farming and health, held in Cloughjordan, Ireland.

A conference organised by the Turkish Demeter Association to expand and strengthen its network of biodynamic farmers in the region.

Conference for therapeutic speech and drama therapists on the imprint of trauma in the constitutional elements, combining lectures on exhausted mothers and creative power with practical exercises in etheric perception.

Certified Demeter biodynamic producers met and their foods tasted, learning biodynamic agriculture's spiritual, social and ecological principles.

A French-language seminar on anthroposophic medicine.

Monthly gathering examining Rudolf Steiner's Psychosophy lectures alongside personal experience, asking whether modern psychology adequately addresses the nature of the soul.

Seminar in the Allier region on cereal grains and their therapeutic use in anthroposophic medicine.

A discussion on eurythmy's accessibility, held in the library reading room.

Hands-on biodynamic workshop at Perennial Roots Farm covering preparation-making, including filling cow horns with manure and creating barrel compound, with farm tours and lectures on biodynamic methods.

Five online sessions on key exercises from Steiner's lectures on special needs education, cultivating presence of mind, trust and courage in professional life.

Embodiment practices from Social Presencing Theater, using posture, movement and spatial design to sense social systems and relationships within teams, families and organisations.

Gathering bringing participants together to work in depth on their own biographies.

Congress on Steiner-Waldorf education addressing support for students with specific needs and the pedagogy of adolescents aged 12 to 18, including observation methods and practical classroom approaches.

Staying connected with those who have crossed the threshold of death, and related themes of death and dying.

Material and spiritual perception examined through four paths to the spiritual world, practising distinct thinking activities that separate conceptualisation from pure perception.

A eurythmy workshop in which participants develop exercises from a question, carry them out and reflect on them, for adult education and organisational consultancy.

Weekend module of the part-time seminary on the treasures hidden in the Lord's Prayer, with talks, artistic exercises, discussion and services.

Visits to a honeybee sanctuary for close observation of bees in their habitat, with educational content on honeybee health.

A eurythmy performance marking the culmination of a year's work and the completion of five years of eurythmy training, part of a graduate tour of New Zealand.

A talk relating Judaism, Christianity and Islam to anthroposophy.

A harvest market at the Warmonderhof farm where visitors can buy produce grown by the biodynamic farm's growers.

Foundational study meeting of the Anthropoi North region at the Friedrich-Robbe-Institut.

Taster course giving an introduction to the Institute's coaching-and-biography-work training and its range of methods.

Autumn conference for music therapists, educators and musicians on music as human connection, with eight workshops, lectures, singing, dance and concerts.

Natural Science Section meeting on the development of the copper-chloride crystallisation method, contrasting automated analysis with direct visual and kinesthetic perception of living processes.

A talk on nutrition and the development of consciousness, presented by Peter Vandermeersch, who runs the cooking school De Zonnekeuken in Bruges.

Short online session introducing La Nef's ethical banking offer for individual customers.

A free family open house on regenerative agriculture, with hayride tours, art making, food and vendors, plus tours of agroforestry plantings and native prairie.

Student performances showcasing the school year's learning, an exhibition of student handicrafts, informational sessions about the school, and on-site advisers from a social support fund.

Introduction to a curriculum emphasising self-reliance, authenticity and artistic development including drama, alongside academic study, for children from Kindergarten through Class 10.

Bikepacking tour visiting ethically financed projects along the route, including a converted military site, an aquaponics farm and a cultural association.

Ensemble members share insight into their individual artistic work.

Adults observe an actual Steiner school class in session, followed by discussion of the curriculum and the school's educational philosophy.

A public autumn festival at Kyotanabe Steiner School with free admission and no registration required.

A workshop on making and using the biodynamic compost preparations, at Chestnut Ridge, New York.

A public talk and question and answer session with Bernd Ruf on what young people need from adults when they become aggressive, withdrawn or lose hope, and how to respond with safety and relationship.

A theatre production staged by the school's 12th grade class.

A nationwide open day on which participating Austrian Waldorf schools and kindergartens welcome visitors to tour their facilities, meet educators and attend workshops.

Course for parents and carers of children on the autism spectrum, explaining how such children perceive and process information.

A farm tour and dinner in Emmen showcasing the autumn harvest of a mixed biodynamic farm, with the farm owners discussing their business model and approach to land stewardship.

A biodynamic dinner at Hoeve Hoogland featuring goat meat and seasonal ingredients, using the whole animal, with a vegetarian option also offered.

A chamber music concert by the Novo Quartet, BBC New Generation Artists, performing works by Shostakovich, Nielsen and Mendelssohn, hosted by the nonprofit Long Room Music.

A public information open day at the school's Lavington campus for prospective families to view student work, tour the campus and speak with teachers about the Waldorf curriculum.

A beginner baking seminar on sourdough bread and rolls.

A yodelling concert in the Grosser Saal.

A hands-on homesteading workshop making dishwasher powder, laundry detergent and cleaning sprays from simple, natural ingredients.

Leadership framework teaching awareness-based systems change, combining case-clinic methodology, embodied Social Presencing Theater practice, prototyping and dialogue to address complex organisational and societal challenges.

Conference on Lilly Kolisko's research into potentisation used in biodynamics, anthroposophical medicine and homeopathy, covering its pharmaceutical and agricultural applications and her biography.

Haydn's Symphony No. 103, Strauss's Die Fledermaus overture, Debussy's Petite Suite and Chaminade's flute concertino performed.

Hilma af Klint's life and abstract paintings presented through eurythmic movement, music and spoken word.

Parent-child rice harvesting by hand, stacking the crop on racks, with wildlife encounters in the paddy and along the riverbank, part of the school's pesticide-free rice-growing curriculum.

A eurythmy graduate tour performance in Hawke's Bay featuring music, poetry and Kahukura, a Maori story exploring imagination, knowledge and human development.

A conference on the work of Lilly Kolisko held alongside the Biodynamic Association's annual general meeting.

A chamber music recital by pianist Nhi Huynh as part of the community's residency programme.

A eurythmy performance in Bosnian in the Grundsteinsaal.

Concert by Södertälje and Täby symphony orchestra performing Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade and a Brahms piano concerto, with soloist Peter Friis Johansson.

A national assembly in Rome bringing together agricultural, environmental and social organisations to plan activities for the Terra Comune alliance on food democracy and sustainable land use.

A week of open courses on the theme of faith, trust and confidence in uncertain times, hosted by the Christian Community priest seminary in Hamburg.

Portrait painting course module within the YIP residential programme, facilitated by Rachel Ingvad.

An admissions information session for prospective parents on the Waldorf curriculum, programme structure and the admissions process, followed by a guided campus tour.

Workshop on the Sherborne relationship-based movement pedagogy in theory and practice, for children and young people with varied impairments.

Follow-up meeting for trusted-contact staff of the southern region (Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Saxony, Thuringia) on measures restricting freedom.

Instruction in assessing and maintaining soil organic matter in organic farming using the HUMBILKA app, which links humus dynamics to yield potential.

A community call for farmers to build a winter financial plan, covering record-keeping, enterprise budgets and farm accounting.

Comparison of the epistles of Paul of Tarsus with the writings of Rudolf Steiner, covering community and the individual, conformity and consciousness, and the relationship of law, faith and science.

A two-session webinar on mistletoe therapy in cancer, covering the choice of host trees, clinical cases in bone sarcoma and the warmth organism.

Insights on the challenges, developments and opportunities of an integrative approach to healthcare, informed by anthroposophic medicine and study in integrative health.

A eurythmy graduate tour performance in Tauranga, part of the same national tour marking the completion of a five-year eurythmy training.

Uta Stolz examines Waldorf approaches to teaching mathematics, discussing how the method can serve diverse classrooms and describing new teacher-training work in China.

An admissions information session for prospective parents on the Waldorf curriculum, programme structure and the admissions process, followed by a guided campus tour.

An informal, hands-on day making biodynamic preparations for use on the grounds, open to newcomers.

Mistletoe and Christmas-rose extract therapy used together in palliative care for tumour patients.

Introduction to the Upper School curriculum balancing academic study with artistic development including drama, aimed at building creativity and self-confidence in teenage students.

A monthly question-and-answer session about the Spikenard Farm honeybee sanctuary.

A eurythmy graduate tour performance in Hamilton, part of the same national tour marking the completion of a five-year eurythmy training.

Hartmut Kraft examines the psychological and phenomenological motivations behind collecting art.

An online webinar discussing what Waldorf educational practice can teach about developing practical life skills in a fast-changing world.

Lecture by anthroposophical physicians R. and M. Karutz on how nutrition affects mental ability from childhood to old age, with attention to the senses of taste and smell.

Examination of how learning and development can be supported through attention to the body and senses, with workshops for school physicians and special educators on children in difficulty.

Supporting the learning and development of children and young people in challenging situations, covering special educational needs, school medical care and therapeutic and artistic approaches.

Autumn school on therapeutic education and inclusive social care through Esoteric Christianity and spiritual science, for therapists, carers, artists and teachers.

A joint Medical and Pedagogical Section conference for school doctors, kindergarten and special-education teachers and therapists, on supporting the learning and development of children in difficult circumstances.

An open day for prospective families and carers at Warrah Specialist School, a school for students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities.

Conference on pedagogical eurythmy

A save-the-date conference titled 'Lernen und Entwicklung unterstuetzen' on supporting learning and development.

A guided tour of the school for prospective families to see its Steiner-based curriculum for Kindergarten to Year 8.

Pedagogical eurythmy conference in Stuttgart for eurythmy teachers of all class levels, on new impulses for eurythmy teaching.

Open admissions event for prospective families on the school's grades one to eight programme.

A conference and further training for school and kindergarten doctors, held at Dornach with an online option.

A conference for school and kindergarten doctors and support teachers on how children facing learning difficulties or emergency situations can be supported through connection to their own body and senses.

Conference on curative education and social therapy under the subtitle 'Challenges on the path of becoming', addressing the support of learning and development.

Introductory weekend workshop in tone (sound) eurythmy, open to both beginners and experienced participants.

An online (Zoom) talk on karma and spiritual development.

A weekend conference on finding and holding the threads that give direction and meaning to life, with talks, workshops, a festive dinner and a youth clowning workshop.

A French-language seminar on the foundations of anthroposophic medicine.

A four-part online course on personal resilience.

Practical seminar in oil-dispersion bath therapy in two parts, offered by the International Association for Anthroposophic Bath Therapy.

Regional conference of Anthropoi member organisations in Bavaria.

Regional conference of Anthropoi member organisations in Hesse, held in Kassel.

A talk in a meditative lecture series on contemplative texts, organised by the Antwerp Initiative Group.

A biography-work workshop led by Anita Charton helping participants transform destructive patterns into creative potential, aimed particularly at people in helping professions.

Foundational seminar at L'Aubier, Montezillon, near Neuchâtel, on the core principles and therapeutic elements of anthroposophic medicine.

A French-language seminar on the foundations of anthroposophic medicine and its therapeutic elements.

An English-language theatre performance in the Grundsteinsaal, part of Theater Festival 2026.

Two-session introduction to Rudolf Steiner's agricultural course, held at Højbo in Brande.

A public information event for prospective families to visit the school at 40 Culross Road, Bryanston.

Public presentations by senior students of their independent research projects at the school.

An admissions open house where prospective families visit and learn about the school's approach to teaching.

An online conversation on how the case studies in Steiner and Wegman's Fundamentals of Therapy can inform present-day work with patients, including small group discussion.

A meeting of the Confoedera network in Zurich, unverified beyond date and location on the events page.

A meeting of Demeter-certified beekeepers in Guarda, Graubünden.

A workshop on what the Christian Community offers souls approaching and crossing the threshold of death.

Interprofessional continuing-education days for anthroposophic health practitioners.

Community fair with maypole dancing, live music, handcraft and seasonal food, the school's main community and fundraising event.

A portrait-theatre performance about the philosopher Hannah Arendt.

The closing session of an online case-studies series on Steiner and Wegman's Fundamentals of Therapy, with interdisciplinary small-group discussion of historical medical cases and their relevance today.

A continuing-education day for the working group on anthroposophic therapies, on breathing and its significance in exhaustion, burnout and depression.

A music festival at Kidbrooke Park with violin and piano recitals, masterclasses, a performance of Schubert's Winterreise, and a family concert by the Philharmonia Cellos marking the centenary of Winnie-the-Pooh.

An annual school community fair with a fairy-tale theme, including food stalls, games, crafts and rides for families.

A two-day workshop on colour as a living, relational phenomenon, using sensory observation, movement and painting, drawing on Goethe's and Steiner's colour theory, led by Deanne Eccles.

A theatre presentation on the character Strader in Rudolf Steiner's Mystery Dramas, in the Rudolf Steiner Halde Saal, part of Theater Festival 2026.

A drama excerpt performed on the Sudbuhne, part of Theater Festival 2026.

School exhibition and student stage performances, alongside a general presentation of the school's programme.

A lecture with musical illustration marking a century of the anthroposophic lyre instrument.

An online lecture by Peter Selg on the life of Ita Wegman, part of a series marking the 150th anniversary of her birth, covering her contributions to medicine, social development and inclusion.

A public school festival in which elementary, middle and high school students present performances and activities to visitors.

A chamber music performance by Diane Monroe and ensemble as part of the community's residency programme.

A practical day on apitherapy, working with bee-hive products such as propolis and honey for health uses.

Experiential workshop for International Dramatherapy Week in Glebe, Sydney, teaching therapeutic techniques through play, metaphor, sculpting and storytelling for work with diverse individuals and groups; lunch included, fee $125, limited to 20 places.

Connections between metabolic processes in the liver and gall and musical sound, studied through music, speech and eurythmy.

Movement-based course module within the YIP residential programme, facilitated by Justas Kučinskas.

A talk on the spiritual origin of creativity.

An introductory gathering for people interested in Waldorf education and Sunbridge Institute's teacher education programmes, connecting prospective students with the institution.

Talk and discussion on anthroposophy as a practical basis for personal responsibility and purposeful engagement with the world, including current work of the General Anthroposophy Section at the Goetheanum.

An advisory session for prospective Bachelor of Fine Arts students on assembling an application portfolio, with feedback on work samples brought by participants.

Robyn Stevan discusses how theatre connects the head, heart and hands areas of the Waldorf curriculum, drawing on her experience as a classroom and theatre educator.

A discussion evening for cooperative members and clients on standards and verification for sustainability certification in banking.

Complementary medicine options discussed for patients affected by breast cancer.

Public and professional lectures, workshops and a eurythmy presentation with Stefan Hasler on Rudolf Steiner's artistic impulse and the role of the arts today.

A multi-day symposium on soil and food in Zurich, running 28 to 31 October 2026.

Petra Saltuari and Susann Kobus present a project combining art and music therapy with medical care for women experiencing high-risk pregnancies.

A public health forum on how physical touch supports health and wellbeing.

A working meeting of GAAD's eastern regional group of anthroposophic physicians on clinical method.

Meeting of the Working Life specialist section on cooperation, participation and advice, expected to take place in Mannheim.

Talk on the painter James McNeill Whistler, his rebellious character, his belief that art should evoke mood as music does, and his meticulous creative process.

Practical days on soil assessment and soil-improvement methods for farmers.

A Medical Section study meeting exploring human polarities and heart forces through conversation, patient stories and artistic and eurythmy exercises.

A regional garden festival across the Hurunui district featuring 21 gardens and three historic homesteads. Black Estate offers lunch service and accommodation over the festival period.

Cello concerts and masterclasses spanning established repertoire and unfamiliar works, including a finale for nineteen cellos and four double basses.

Conference on anthroposophic approaches to mental health, examining underlying causes of mental health conditions and therapeutic tools drawing on combined mind-body approaches.

Lecture and seminar on the etheric world and its four etheric qualities within anthroposophical teaching.

A seminar day for mentors and participants in the Luotsi mentoring programme for Steiner educators, held at Snellman University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki.

A three-day conference on anthroposophic approaches to mental health, examining therapeutic options for mental health conditions with keynote speakers from Switzerland, New Zealand and Australia.

A study day on mistletoe therapy in cancer treatment.

Annual study day on physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of cancer illness, with lectures on oncology, psychoneuroimmunology and anthroposophic medicine, workshops and artistic performances.

A three-day conference on strengthening skills to support mental health through anthroposophic medicine and therapeutic approaches, with international keynote speakers.

An evening fundraising event with food, music and dancing, in support of completing the Waipara Valley cycling trail.

A study day on therapeutic approaches to cancer, including mistletoe therapy, addressing physical, psychological and spiritual dimensions.

A guided campus tour for prospective families.

A three-day conference exploring mental health through the lens of Anthroposophical Medicine, held at The Michael Centre, Warranwood, Victoria, Australia, bringing together clinicians, therapists and practitioners from Switzerland, Germany and New Zealand for clinical presentations, interactive sessions and daily eurythmy.

A five-course evening dinner event at the farm cafe for adults.

Cello concert for up to eight cellos with vocal accompaniment, part of the Järna Cello Festival programme.

How artistic and body-based approaches, including functional relaxation, art therapy and music therapy, support trauma recovery, resilience and stress reduction, linking research to practice.

A self-guided visiting tour between several biodynamic farms.

An introductory workshop in anthroposophic artistic therapy run by the Tara School of Artistic Therapy, with a further session in March 2027.

A public information open day at the school's Karen campus for prospective families to view student work, tour the campus and speak with teachers about the Waldorf curriculum.

A guided tour of the farm's dairy.

Cello sonatas performed by master cellists, part of the Järna Cello Festival programme.

A lecture in Peter Selg's online series of six on Ita Wegman, which covers her collaborations and her work in medicine, social development and inclusion.

Lecture on Ita Wegman's contributions to social development and inclusion, part of a series on her collaborations, medical work, and resistance and courage in the face of challenges.

A week of intensive English-language immersion for Waldorf pupils.

An open day inviting visiting families to experience the school's forest-based Steiner activities.

Spiritual-scientific lessons forming the foundational curriculum of the School, connected to work in medicine, agriculture, education, social science and the arts.

A week-long gathering of members of the School for Spiritual Science, presenting all nineteen Class Lessons in German, English and Spanish, with meetings of Class Holders and section leaders beforehand.

Meeting of the Hague Circle, the international forum of national Waldorf and Steiner education umbrella bodies, held at the Goetheanum during its annual School of Spiritual Science conference.

Work period on participants' own Personal Initiative projects within the YIP residential programme.

A day on integrating animal biodiversity into vineyard management, at Weingut Loimer, Langenlois.

The annual conference of the School of Spiritual Science at the Goetheanum.

Introductory online session for prospective students of the transpersonal arts counselling training, to meet tutors and learn about the course and ways to train.

Conference built around the 19 Class Lessons of the First Class of the School of Spiritual Science, held in parallel German, English and Spanish sessions, with meetings of Class Holders and section collegia.

Pitches of early-stage, impact-driven business ideas addressing social or ecological challenges, spanning healthcare, education, environmental sustainability, social fairness and circular economy models.

Dirk Rohde examines Rudolf Steiner's concept of the class teacher and the reasoning behind a teacher accompanying one class for eight years.

A public lecture introducing Rudolf Steiner's ideas, part of a lecture series for prospective families and the public.

A meeting of the Hague Circle, the coordinating council for Waldorf schools worldwide, held at Dornach.

Introduction morning for parents of children in Classes 1 to 10 considering the school, covering the Steiner curriculum and admissions.

A lecture tracing the path of art from ancient Egyptian imagery to the present as stages in the development of human consciousness.

Community development in American history, examined through an anthroposophical lens as a vehicle for cultivating the Consciousness Soul.

Lecture by David Lohner on how anthroposophy functions as a science, addressing the foundation of reality-based knowledge and its connections to natural science and the science of freedom.

An online session for practitioners already using Helixor mistletoe therapy who want to deepen its application.

A three-day fellowship in the Art of Hosting, a participatory approach to facilitating meaningful group conversation and collaborative leadership.

A quiz evening combined with a dairy tour and a three-course meal for adults.

Discussion of individuality in education and how schooling can support personal development and freedom in an increasingly complex world.

A group advice session for prospective students of the part-time master's in music therapy, on entry requirements, career prospects and other questions about the course.

Anthroposophic nursing in oncology, palliative care and geriatrics, integrated into everyday clinical settings and complemented by artistic exercises, clay work and eurythmy.

A guided tour of the school for prospective families to see its Steiner-based curriculum for Kindergarten to Year 8.

Free walk-along day for the Liberal Arts Gap Year programme, including meeting teachers and coaches, a school tour, and two atelier (workshop) sessions of the visitor's choice.

A second discussion evening for cooperative members and clients on standards and verification for sustainability certification in banking, repeating the 27 October session.

Free twenty-minute lunchtime concert in the monthly 12:12 series, with a performer whose identity is not announced in advance.

Open forum on how priest and member committees function together in practice, including a report on the Invisible Cloister initiative and a guided collaborative sculpting activity.

Mythology and storytelling examined through myths and folktales from various cultures, building narrative technique through sound, movement, drama and music.

New artistic work created by younger performers presented as an early showcase.

Regional conference for Waldorf early-childhood teachers with artistic workshops and sessions marking 100 years of Waldorf early-childhood education.

Continuing education in gymnastics and sport teaching for grades 3 to 5

Continuing education in handwork teaching for grade 1

Continuing education in woodwork/craft teaching for grade 5

A conference of GAAD's working group of anthroposophic ear, nose and throat physicians.

A conference held at Bad Boll/Eckwaelden; the title text alone gives no further detail on content.

A free online seminar delivered by the Trust's Co-production Team on collaboration between families, carers and the people they support, including lived experience and panel discussion.

A regional WECAN conference for Waldorf early-childhood teachers on strengthening the will through community, held at Marin Waldorf School, San Rafael.

Nordic conference on the biome in soil and humans, on working with the intelligence of nature in biodynamic practice.

Early-childhood-education topics covered: readiness for first grade, nutrition, kindergarten transitions, movement and spatial awareness, storytelling and puppetry, and woodworking.

Winter gardening tasks practised, including wreath-making with willow bases and tool care, alongside communal meals from seasonal vegetables.

Gospel texts and the Johannine prologue presented alongside poetry by Novalis and Nelly Sachs, set to music by Prokofiev and Messiaen.

A community fair at West Coast Steiner School marking Kambarang, the Nyoongar season of birth and abundance.

A workshop at Threefold Community Farm, Chestnut Ridge, New York, on biodynamic soil building, composting, cover crops and seed-saving, taught by Mac Mead and Megan Durney.

An open campus visit session for people wanting to see the Steiner school in person.

A public talk with Bernie Wolf at Camphill Village Kimberton Hills.

Weekend continuing education in foreign-language teaching for lower grades

A theatre production staged by the school's 12th grade class.

A monthly evening lecture series on agriculture, care, food and anthroposophy, run on a pay-what-you-think-it-is-worth basis and open to farmers, residents and students.

One-day seminar on understanding, avoiding and resolving conflict in private life, work and cooperation.

A lecture-concert in Italian, given by Marcus Schneider, on requiem masses by Mozart, Brahms and Verdi.

A workshop exploring healing as a process linking individual and social renewal, through the themes of freedom, community and responsibility.

Information session and school tour for families considering enrolment.

A networking meeting for anthroposophically-oriented physicians in Switzerland.

A public information session for families considering enrolment or transfer for the 2027 school year.

A hands-on workshop making an immune-supporting elderberry elixir for participants and their families.

An annual gathering of the Christengemeinschaft Deutschland corporate body on the theme of confidence (Zuversicht), reflecting on the development of Christianity around the movement's centenary.

A further open-farm brunch in Canton Schaffhausen.

A farm tour focused on compost practices at Blossom's Farm, Aromas, California.

A family-focused follow-up session on biodynamic gardening, covering biodynamic preparation 500 (horn manure) and seasonal practices.

A eurythmy-dance stage adaptation of the tale of Pinocchio, performed by the DeDae ensemble with live music, exploring staying true to oneself despite distraction.

A lecture-concert in German, given by Marcus Schneider, on three requiem works.

A chamber music performance by Robert Martin and Nhi Huynh as part of the community's residency programme.

Goethean observation method applied to plant life of the Monte Mendocino region.

An introductory course in biodynamic farming methods.

Intensive week of Russian-language teaching method for grades 7 and 8

Rudolf Steiner's aphoristic writings, known as his Spruchgut.

Examination of the Lord's Prayer's structure and inner dynamics as a meditation practice shared across denominations, addressing its use as a source of personal spiritual strength.

Waldorf teacher training grounded in the study and practice of the arts and anthroposophy, oriented toward personal and social renewal.

Ágnes Balassa of the Waldorf Pedagogical Institute in Solymár, Hungary, presents approaches to teaching history in the upper school, as part of the International Campus Waldorf 2026 lecture series.

An evening talk at the Rudolf Steiner Archive in Dornach in which archive staff present objects and material from Steiner's estate, part of a 2026 series moderated by Angelika Schmitt and Philip Kovce.

A study session working with Rudolf Steiner's lecture of 24 December 1920 on the quest for Isis-Sophia.

Maya Halatcheva-Trapp examines how societies conceive and apply prevention, questioning when preventive measures become demands for self-optimisation and what assumptions about health and responsibility underlie them.

A public health forum on connectedness among women as a support to emancipation.

An online meeting for Waldorf teacher trainers organised by the Pedagogical Section.

Advanced leadership module on ecosystemic transformation, combining systems thinking, social presencing theater, visual practice and indigenous ceremonial approaches to develop collective intelligence and real-world change projects.

Text study of Rudolf Steiner's GA 134, lecture six, deepening the epistemological basis of the group's Goethean research.

An online seminar on menopause from anthroposophic pharmaceutical and medical perspectives, covering symptoms, bioidentical hormones, anthroposophic remedies, biography and pharmacy counselling, with eurythmy therapy.

An open day for prospective families and carers at Warrah Specialist School, a school for students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities.

A two-hour information session on Waldorf education for prospective middle school families.

Analogue and digital research and forms of presentation for teachers

A physicians' conference at the Goetheanum.

Online regulars' table of the LebensOrte specialist section, held via Webex.

Open admissions event for prospective families on the school's grades nine to twelve programme.

An evening at which the bank's members and clients meet the projects it finances, with panel discussions and stands.

A conference on the inner and outer economics of Waldorf education and pedagogy, held at Toronto Waldorf School.

A public lecture on the future of agriculture.

A conference on the biodynamic preparations, held in Dornach, Basel-Landschaft.

Joint governance meeting of delegates and members of the Federation of Free Waldorf Schools, held in Kassel.

Autumn workshop of the Zukunft.Machen network, which supports people working on the future development of Waldorf schools, held in Freiburg.

An artisan market and community fair held at the school.

A seminar on farm succession with farm-succession specialist Michael Werner, at BioArt, Seeham.

A conference for Waldorf school leaders and staff on the inner and outer economics of funding Waldorf education, facilitated by Timothy Kennedy.

Theatre performance by Västanå Teater, directed by Leif Stinnerbom, on the lives of beggars and the gentry.

A public assembly at which pupils from Class 1 to Class 12 present work from their lessons, including songs, eurythmy, scenes and gymnastics.

Celebration of a century of singing and music-making in Waldorf early childhood settings, with workshops on voice, instruments and lyre playing for children from babies to age two.

Gathering for Theory U and Social Presencing Theater practitioners, featuring talks, panels, skill-building workshops, case-study labs and social arts activities on systemic transformation.

Two-day gathering on grief and remembrance drawing on West African Dagara traditions and contemporary grief practice, with guided ritual, gentle practice, silence, song, rest and communal meals.

Natural and authentic expression presented through circling movement forms.

A conference on mistletoe in relation to tumour disease, covering mistletoe biology and host trees, clinical experience and the pharmaceutical preparation of fermented Viscum album.

The school's twelve-year integrated Steiner curriculum, presented to families considering enrolment.

A talk on cosmic rhythms and the biodynamic planting calendar, given by Harald Hoven at Blossom's Farm, Aromas, California.

A two-day introductory workshop on biodynamic farming at the Horn Farm Center, York, Pennsylvania, covering soil chromatograms, water experiments, compost preparation and the BD500 horn manure preparation, taught by Allen Clements and Jennifer Greene.

An open information day offering individual consultations, seminars, portfolio advice and workshops across around twenty bachelor's and master's programmes.

The Anthroposophical Society in Sweden's autumn meeting, held at Robygge-salen in Jarna.

Open day with information sessions on the Labs, Ateliers, Colleges and Travel Experience components of the Liberal Arts Gap Year programme, plus workshops and the chance to meet current students and staff.

An open day for prospective families to view open classrooms, join tours and see a showcase of student art and other work.

A public information session for families considering enrolment for the coming school year.

Grimm fairy tale performed, following a young count and an old woman who uncover unexpected truths about identity and destiny.

A public lecture on Steiner-inspired architecture, part of a lecture series for prospective families and the public.

A eurythmy performance of the fairy tale Puss in Boots, for children aged five and over.

A eurythmy-dance stage adaptation of the tale of Pinocchio, performed by the DeDae ensemble with live music and singing.

Guidance on the Federal Participation Act, covering disability benefits and support entitlements, delivered in plain language by a legal adviser during an online consultation session.

Workshop on developing an organisation's mission statement (Leitbild).

A lecture on teaching chemistry through phenomenological methods that begin from a child's direct sensory experience, with practical approaches to designing classroom experiments.

A further open day at Taurus Crafts in Lydney for young people with SEND, families and school professionals to meet skills tutors and tour the post-16 vocational training programme.

Introduction morning for parents of children in Kindergarten and Classes 1 and 2 considering the school, covering the Steiner curriculum and admissions.

An information session for farmers seeking a successor and people seeking a farm, on arranging farm succession through Kulturland eG.

Mirjam Mathar discusses how outpatient art therapy supports people after psychiatric treatment, helping to stabilise daily life and build personal resources.

A repeat English-language online seminar exploring Rudolf Steiner's Michael Letters.

An information session on Waldorf education for prospective lower school families.

An online introductory session for practitioners starting Helixor mistletoe therapy with patients.

A public health forum on meditation and mindfulness and their influence on body and mental health.

An online webinar on buying land collectively through Kulturland eG, presenting the cooperative's current land purchase projects.

An online workshop for parents connected to Steiner Waldorf early childhood education.

Examination of Rudolf Steiner's understanding of individuation and its relevance to contemporary schooling, bringing together educators, students and scholars on personal development in education.

A members' retreat on making medicine, with workshops in trituration, plant identification and ointment making, and a daily rhythm of meditation and eurythmy.

A talk by Jon McAlice on non-flowering plants.

A conference on vocational training in biodynamic agriculture.

A conference on how education can support individuation, drawing on Rudolf Steiner's concept of the human 'I' and its relevance for contemporary pedagogy and schooling.