News from the Goetheanum

There is really nothing to add to the Goetheanum Stage’s production of Faust. As a work of art, it speaks for itself. So, instead, I’d like to ...

There are two new buildings worthy of awards in the Goetheanum Park: the expressive Preparation Pavilion (designed by Yaike Dunselman) received the ...

Even a hundred years after his death on 30 March 1925 Rudolf Steiner is seen as interesting, or irritating. Many continue to be inspired by him. ...

Rudolf Steiner is known as the originator of Waldorf Education, biodynamic agriculture and Anthroposophic Medicine. In his dissertation and other ...

Nathaniel Williams, leader of the Youth Section at the Goetheanum, is preparing a new publication on Rudolf Steiner’s economics, the modern ...

In the autumn of 2024, the CARE group Age Culture and Geriatric Medicine started working and has since published its activity reports on the ...

Anthroposophical visions are being put into practice and developed around the world in business, education, agriculture and medicine. Brands such as ...

The Goetheanum warmly invites everyone to “Greening the Desert” on October 29, 2025. The desert is and has life that must be respected: this theme ...

When anthroposophists hear the name Rudolf Steiner, they probably think of his works and deeds. Non-anthroposophists (in the more amiable cases) ...

Understanding the technical processes and hardware behind AI helps us to use it freely as a tool. Oliver Pauletto, head of the IT department at the ...

Fertile soils with a diverse microbiome are an essential prerequisite for providing people with healthy and nurturing food. In promoting and enabling ...

What makes us special as human beings is our bodies. We experience reality through our body. AI has no body and no overarching spiritual organism ...