The Goetheanum warmly invites everyone to “Greening the Desert” on October 29, 2025. The desert is and has life that...
From February 27 to May 27, 2019, Johannes and Manuel Sturm hiked 1009 kilometers together through Israel, on the mythical...
Hastings, New Zealand. Nic Parkes is a pharmacist and alternative health practitioner specializing in anthroposophic remedies. On her land near Hastings, New Zealand, she grows medicinal plants according to biodynamic principles and uses them to make remedies. In her work, she combines anthroposophy with the traditional Māori worldview and local...
The annual conference of the Medical Section, to be held September 12 to 17, will address the subjective human body....
Adam Blanning, M.D., is one of the new leaders of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum. Here, he speaks with...
Beyond Rudolf Steiner, Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) is one of the most well-known students of anthroposophy in the world today, but her relationship with Rudolf Steiner is often maligned. Spending a considerable amount of time in Dornach through the 1920s, af Klint left behind a rich body of work that...
An interview about the ‹Parsifal› production at the Goetheanum at Easter, 2023, with Jasmin Solfaghari, the Lead Director, and Stefan...
Interview with Georg Soldner on his experiences with the prolonged states of debilitation after Covid and glandular fever. Wolfgang Held...
Since anthroposophy is neither a system nor a doctrine but a special kind of science, the question of how it is taught is particularly interesting. Louis Defèche asked Constanza Kaliks and Andrea De La Cruz, who are responsible for anthroposophy studies at the Goetheanum, about this. Louis Defèche: This topic...
On February 2, the annual meeting of the Section for Agriculture started. The topic: ‹Quality through biodynamics›. How can Demeter...
Benno Otter has spent half his life tending the park and gardens around the Goetheanum. Now he gives courses in...
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