News from the Goetheanum

The Youth Section at the Goetheanum invited young people to an International Students’ Conference from 1 to 5 April 2026 with the theme Disconnect to ...

Pole beans need sunshine and so do little children. Anyone who sows pole beans in Switzerland in March won’t be able to enjoy the fast-growing ...

Are we currently experiencing a breakdown of civilization? How can we restore diplomacy as a first option? Gerald Häfner explores perspectives in ...

In international politics, the rule of law and diplomatic mediation have been replaced for some years now by the law of the strongest and most ...

The edition of Rudolf Steiner’s complete works, consisting of 450 volumes, has been finalized. The Rudolf Steiner Estate Administration ...

Catering services during Goetheanum events will change and be simplified in accordance with today’s eating habits. Another hope connected with this ...

Dealing with the health challenges of elderly people requires something other than a deficit-oriented view of ageing. Christian Schikarski, an ...

The foundations for empathy, cooperation and the ability to stand up for others and for the community are laid in the early years of life. The ...

She was a born cosmopolitan—arriving via Java, the Netherlands, and Berlin to Switzerland, where she studied in Zurich and practiced medicine in ...

The future of anthroposophy relies how we hold its tensions and contradictions. A retrospective on the 100 Years Rudolf Steiner conference, held at ...

The Goetheanum Stage will hold three summer festivals in July 2026 to celebrate its 100th performance of Johann Wolfgang Goethe‘s ‘Faust I and II’ ...

The physician Ita Wegman was fully committed to taking on responsibility for sick people – therapeutically, socially and spiritually. On the occasion ...