News from the Goetheanum

Waldorf schools and kindergartens, biodynamic farming and Anthroposophical Medicine are rooted in the anthroposophical approach developed by Rudolf ...

October 1, 1924 to March 30, 1925—“A sudden end [to the September courses]: Rudolf Steiner’s illness set in. The situation changed completely. I left ...

Eurythmy is one of the major new creations from the heart of anthroposophy. It’s more well known today but is still finding its way into a dialogue ...

Last year, elections were held in France, the USA, the Netherlands, and Austria, now in Germany. Wolfgang Held spoke with Gerald Häfner.

The staging of Richard Wagner’s opera ‘Parsifal’ at the Goetheanum under director Jasmin Solfaghari has made history by including eurythmy. It also ...

Farmer Ercilia Sahores called out to the 700 farmers and gardeners gathered in the Goetheanum Hall. Traveling here from Mexico, she came from an ...

To this day people with assistance needs experience discrimination and exclusion, although knowing and recognizing their contributions to the social ...

A research project of the Youth Section at the Goetheanum is dedicated to understanding today's interactive screen technologies; at the same time, ...

A biodynamically managed farm is seen as an organism, a living being. At the annual conference “The Earth as a Living Being” from February 5 to 8, ...

A research project conducted by the Sections for Agriculture and Medicine asks about strengthening human, animal, plant and soil health.

The Section for Agriculture at the Goetheanum is conducting a research project that focuses on socioeconomic criteria for fair prices.

Belle Leung and Jacinta Gorchs from the Pedagogical Section are coordinating the Resilience and Pedagogy research project.