Song of the Lyrebird
2022-08-26 18:30 - 2022-09-08 20:30 (Australia/Sydney) | NSW
Pacifica Eurythmy 2022 Graduation Programme
Song of the Lyrebird
An original tale featuring poetry and music, told through movement and gesture.
Locations & Dates

QLD: Samford Valley Steiner School, Friday 26 August 2022 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
QLD: Noosa Pengari Steiner School, Sunday 28 August 2022 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
NSW: Kameroi Rudolf Steiner School, Monday 5 September 2022 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
NSW: Lorien Novalis Steiner School, Tuesday 6 September 2022 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
NSW: Newcastle Waldorf School, Thursday 8 September 2022 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Bookings and information

Book here!
For more information, please contact Pacifica College or Download the flyer here.

Second Annual Erwin Berney Oration Fundraiser
2022-08-27 18:30 - 21:30 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
“I Will Take It” (Frodo – Lord of the Rings)
Our Sacred Duty to Wrest from Ahriman what the Future Needs

Hosted by The St. John’s Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in Sydney

Are we nearing the end of humanity’s earthly evolution? Have we already succumbed to Ahriman? Can we have enthusiasm for what appears to be a grim future? We will explore Steiner’s counterbalances to live in this Technological Age.
About this event

Program: Live and online
6:30 – 8pm. Refreshments, music & social time
8 – 9pm. Zoom Presentation with Andrew Linnell
9 – 9:30 pm. Q&A

Booking
Book here!

Five Southern Hemisphere Post-Atlantean Cultural Ages
2022-08-31 19:00 - 2022-10-12 20:30 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
What role do Southern Hemisphere high cultures play in the evolution of consciousness?
This series of lectures is relevant to anyone who wishes to understand the earth as a whole organism, not just people in the southern hemisphere!
Rudolf Steiner’s Seven Post-Atlantic cultural Epochs are located in the Mesopotamian Cradle. There are other cultures in the world that also play a role in guiding humanity. For example the emergence of the Mexican culture. But what of others: Australian, South American, African and Polynesian?
When?
Seven lectures: Wednesday evenings 7 – 8.30pm
August 31; September 7, 14, 21, 28; October 5, 12
Where?
This is a hybrid event, live at Rudolf Steiner House and online via Zoom.
A recurring Zoom link will be sent two days before the first event.
Recordings will be available afterward.
How to register
Register here!
For more information download the flyer or contact Martin Samson

Sun, Moon, and Tree: An Exhibition of Works
2022-10-18 18:00 - 20:30 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Archetypal processes in Nature
Nine Nature Moods following the seasonal shifts
between Earth and Cosmos
An Exhibition

The Nine Training Sketches motifs were given to the painters as a new impulse for understanding both Art and Nature, to help the artist explore objective spiritual laws. They are a training for the soul.

You are invited to the opening of the exhibition of works by artist and researcher Fiona Campbell as part of the celebration of the centenary of the founding of a new direction for artists concerned with exploring the interplay of cosmic and earthly laws through painting.
There will be a short talk at 7pm about the works, followed by a lecture on Steiner’s sketches and motifs, particularly his epoch motifs from the ceiling of the first Goetheanum. This lecture is part of the After The Burning program of events being run by the Sydney Branch.
This series was painted during Fiona’s online masterclass (six sessions) earlier this year and owe a debt of gratitude to the participants in the course for their dedication and inspiration.
Location
The exhibition opens at 6pm Tuesday 18 October at Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex St, Sydney 2001.
How much does it cost?
Entry by donation
For more information about the exhibition
Please contact Fiona Campbell

About Fiona Campbell
Fiona Campbell is a visual artist, researcher, lecturer and arts educator. She has an interdisciplinary PhD on creativity and cognition. She has been a professional artist and arts educator for over 30 years.
She is also teaches interdisciplinary research training and consciousness studies. She is a member of the Stream of Life Research Studio, where her focus is phenomenology and creative cognition.
You can find out more about Fiona, read about her teaching work at Sydney Rudolf Steiner College (where she has taught since 1994) or listen to a recent ABC Soul Search interview with her about the anthroposophical approach to art.
Fiona is concurrently offering Working with Steiner’s epoch motifs as a training for the ordering of the soul for people interested in the spiritual history of humanity, a topic on which she has been giving lectures and workshops for 25 years.

‘and in the creations of the artist t here will appear to us
the traces of his soul experience in the cosmos’
(Steiner 1-4 January 1915).

From the Burning - What lives now?
2022-10-18 18:00 - 2022-12-31 23:30 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
100 years since the physical destruction of the first Goetheanum
A series of lectures, artistic presentations, exhibitions and workshops commemorating the centenary of the burning of the first Goetheanum in Dornach on New Year’s Eve, 1922.
Dates

Lectures: 7pm Tuesday evenings, 18 October – 20 December 2022
Exhibitions: Opening hours of Rudolf Steiner Book Centre
Workshop: Saturday 12 November
Panel: 7.30pm Thursday 17 November
New Year’s Eve vigil: 31 December
Program
You can download the full program here

Location
Sydney Rudolf Steiner House
307 Sussex Street
Sydney Australia
Please note: most lectures will be live streamed, but not all. Check the booking page for details
Booking
Book here
For more information
Please contact Annet van Kesteran or the Arts Impulse Group

This program is sponsored by the St John’s Group board, Sydney Branch and the ASinA

I would enkindle all human beings
From out of the Spirit of the cosmos
To become a flame
And unfold in fire
The very nature of their being.

Verse excerpt from Truth-wrought-words, Rudolf Steiner 1925

Feature image: The only remaining sketch of the burning Goetheanum, Helmut Lauers © Verlag am Goetheanum, 1993.

Phenomenology in Action! A one-day workshop in research methods
2023-05-13 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
The Stream of Life Research Studio presents
An intensive day of practice-based research methods
Interested in developing yourself as a phenomenological researcher? Want to gain skills and understanding in how this future-directed research methodology works in practice? Or deepen your existing skills?
This one-day intensive offers and introduction to three practice-based methods for phenomenological research from different streams or approaches to phenomenological investigation, led by experienced researchers and practitioners.
The workshop builds on the work begun in Stream of Life’s past webinars, which explored how phenomenology is understood and practiced in different professions. But you don’t have to attended the webinars to find this workshop a useful starting point for developing your research skills.
Professional development certificates available for teachers, etc.
Program and presenters
Check here for the program
Venue
Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex St, Sydney NSW
Cost
Standard: $80 for three practice-based sessions
Professional: $100 incl. PD Certificate for professionals,
Included in cost: some materials (bring your own coloured pencils and notebook) and morning tea,
Please bring own lunch.
Please contact Martin Samson for more details.
Bookings
Book here!
Everyone welcome, but bookings essential by 12 May please.
For more information
Please contact Martin Samson or Fiona Campbell

The Heart in a Radiance of Stars
2023-08-18 - 2023-08-20 | Harmony Centre, 11 Beresford St, Mittagong, NSW, 2575
The Etheric Heart
An Organ of Spiritual Perception
Presenters: Gillian Rogers, Irmhild Kleinhenz, Iris Curteis
Many of us feel a genuine need to find innovative ways of being, to cultivate courage and a deeper perception and understanding of the interconnectedness of life in all its visible and invisible forms.
With presentations born out of genuine insight, a wealth of practice-based knowledge and creative activities, we will explore heart thinking and the development and evolution of the etheric heart. Our intention is to provide tools and practices that enable us all to find greater strength, clarity and humanity to meet these challenges. Using storytelling, shared research, visual and meditative exercises, and conversations we will deepen our appreciation and understanding of the transformative capacity of the heart as an instrument for spiritual perception and heightened social consciousness. We will offer our work in a process of collaborative knowledge building, creative exercises, contemplation and conversation.
Dates
18-20 August
Venue
Harmony Centre, Mittagong
Cost

$250 subsidised
Early Bird $300
For all rates see booking site.

To book
Book here
Bookings Close: 13 August
Find out more
Download the flyer or contact Iris Curteis

About the presenters
Iris Curteis is a storyteller and speech artist with 40 years of artistic experience. Her background includes studies in visual arts, speechformation & dramatic arts (Europe), BA & BA hon. (Creative Writing) and a PhD on Storytelling and Community Building [Australia]. Anthroposophy has been her source of inspiration for 50 years. ‘I will use folktales and storytelling to create an experience of Heart Thinking as they offer immediate, imaginative spiritual perceptions accessed through ‘liminal space’. To face growing social and ecological challenges, we need pictorial, creative thinking found through the folktale and within the liminal space of storytelling. Rather than a disintegration of the world into intellectual fragments, we can uplift it through new human thinking and human acts.
Irmhild Kleinhenz’s background and work include Post Grad. Diplomas in Applied Science and Integrative Medicine, International Post Grad. Cert. Anthroposophic Medicine, Integrative Medicine, Health Consultant, Anthroposophic Naturopath, mentor for International Post Graduate Training in Anthroposophic Medicine, Accredited Fellow of the Australian Natural Therapists Association and on-going research in global health issues. She will invite you to explore with her healing practices for the etheric heart, the separation of the physical and etheric heart; the effects of this separation and the distorted rhythms that arise as a consequence; the heart as a pioneer in embryological development paralleled by the etheric and the astral heart as pioneers for human moral-ethical life, and what impact illness and preventative interventions have on the development of the etheric heart.
Gillian Rogers holds a BA (hon English Lit.), Grad. Dip. Adult Ed., Post Grad. Cert (Professional Learning), MA (Steiner Education). She has worked in Steiner Education for over twenty-five years, most recently as a Steiner high school English teacher, Professional Learning coordinator and Head of Education. Her current interest lies in Community Development using place-based approaches centred on local collaboration and consultation, and on development of leadership attributes aligned to a ‘Steiner context’, but also inspired by Restorative Practices and Positive Psychology. ‘In the Future Waiting to be Born sessions, I will inspire insights into the development of heart thinking, generate experiences through exercises and observations stemming from Steiner’s work, and use the growing body of research on the heart as an organ of perception as a reference point – all of which we will exploration through creative writing and poetry.

A Festival of Change - Social Threefolding
2023-09-20 - 2023-09-24 | Harmony Centre, 11 Beresford St, Mittagong, NSW, 2575
Five Creative Days on Sustainable Social and Organisational Change
Social Threefolding is the recognition that three distinct social spheres operate in all human social organisations. Based on this understanding the coordination of the social life processes are not unitarian or centralised by state or leading elite. Instead, these three self-directed, relatively autonomous spheres vertically and horizontally balance and enhance each other:

cultural-spiritual life empowers and upholds unassailable freedom, individuality and creativity;
social life supports, sustains, and promotes equal justice as its highest aspiration, out of an understanding that we are all equal by virtue of our humanity;
economic life, is balanced by reciprocal interactions between people and people, and people and environment, governed by solidarity with the endeavour to meet human needs and enable individuals to work out of their pre-birth intentions. With social threefolding/social sculpture we can build systems that reflect what it is to be truly human.

We use engaging presentations, deep conversations, and some unusual tools: Storytelling, creative engagement, and board games.
Watch a video about social threefolding
Dates
20-24 September 2023
Venue
Harmony Centre, Mittagong, NSW
Costs
Download the flyer for more information about the fees for this event or contact Iris Curteis
Bookings
Book here
Please remember to book your accommodation separately.
Presenters
Irmhild Kleinhenz – Functional Threefoldness within the Human Body
Hamish Mackay – Economy Life
Gillian Rogers – Social Rights Life
Iris Curteis – Spiritual Cultural Life

Where the realm of freedom of thought and action begin,
the determination of individuals according to generic laws ends.

Practical and spiritual aspects of dying and death care - a holistic palliative care workshop
2023-09-30 09:00 - 2023-10-01 17:00 | Harmony Centre, 11 Beresford St, Mittagong, NSW, 2575
The Anthroposophical Palliative Care Circle presents

A weekend practice-based workshop considering death from a deeper aspect than is the norm today.
The inner life of soul and spirit are explained in their role in this transition and in addition, the nursing care of the physical body is considered prior to and after death. We look also in a healthy way, at the possibility of accompanying the human being during this process while full consciousness is carried around the sacredness of this mysterious threshold.
Aim of the workshop: to empower families and communities to take death care back into their own hands, highlighting the three-day, post death, care vigil in the home.
Morning and afternoon tea will be provided and lunches will be self catered.
Date

30th September-1st October 2023
Saturday 9am-5pm & Sunday 9am-3pm

Venue
Harmony Centre, Mittagong NSW
Cost
We are pleased to offer flexible pricing for this enriching event. Please choose from the options at the checkout on the booking site.
Bookings
Book here
For more information
Please download the flyer for program and presenter details
Enquiries: email Rosi for details.
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About the presenters
The Palliative Care Circle is an emerging initiative to establish holistic palliative care services and education in Australia.
Members of the Palliative Care Circle have their spiritual home in Anthroposophy and work in various professional modalities at the threshold of death. This circle forms a source from which they draw, and to which they contribute, through regular meetings for study and sharing. Their collective work supports each individual’s work, deepening and refining understanding of care at the threshold of death. This understanding informs their practice.
Members of the Circle, which includes nurses, doctors, priests, counsellors, naturopaths, death doulas, art and massage therapists, can provide a range of death care services in the home., working as individuals and in teams, professionally and voluntarily.

Image credit: The Swan, The SUW Series, Group IX, No.12, Hilma af Klint, courtesy of Fine Art America

Breathing with the Climate Crisis: Ueli Hurter Tour NSW
2024-05-11 - 2024-05-12 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Biodynamics Sydney Centenary Conference Sun-Soil-Food
The Biodynamics Centenary Tour
Sydney visit: 11th and 12th May

A series of lectures, discussions and artistic presentations to celebrate the 100 years contribution of biodynamics to science, the life of the soil and cultural life.
The Sydney Centenary Conference has an exciting lineup of international, interstate and local speakers.
Hear how climate change can be mitigated by using (not just storing) atmospheric carbon in the soil to combat greenhouse gases.
Meet experts and people from related fields – nutrition, soil fertility, and social initiatives.
Create networks and opportunities to work together for a common goal.
Find out about practices which have been in use globally for 100 years and have proved their efficacy many times over.
Enjoy cultural offerings – music, drama, eurythmy and art
You can also visit the lunchtime Sale Table and Rudolf Steiner Book Centre, which will be open at all the breaks.
There are also two art exhibitions on the ground floor and the top floor.
Most importantly, you will be part of the living human presence which is so important for the speakers and the conference as a whole.
When is it?

11th May 2024, 9.30am-5.00pm
12th May 2024, 9.30am-9.00pm
Where
Rudolf Steiner House,
307 Sussex Street
Sydney 2001
Cost
$240

Keynote lectures
Sun-Earth-Moon, with Ueli Hurter, 9.30 am, Saturday 11th May
Encounters with the principles and practices used in the worldwide biodynamic agriculture movement, .Can a positive solution be found in a contribution to environmental crises?
A Desert Miracle with Helmy Abouleish, SEKEM Community, Egypt. 1.30pm Sunday 12th May
Muslims, Jews, Christians working and liveing together using biodynamics and government cooperation.
Live stream bookings
Register for lectures by Ueli Hurter and Helmy Abouleish CEO,SEKEM Community, Egypt and others here
The zoom lectures are by donation to cover many of the costs of holding this conference.
For the full program
Visit the Biodynamics Sydney website
For more information
Please contact Deborah Saffir, Daniel Piason or Diane Watkin at 0422447092 or biodynamicssydney@gmail.com

About the Centenary of Biodynamics
2024 celebrates a centenary of the biodynamic movement. It has been 100 years since Rudolf Steiner presented the Agriculture Lectures in Europe, which were the start of what became known as Organic and Biodynamic Agriculture. To acknowledge the centenary, Ueli Hurter from Switzerland, the head of biodynamics globally, is undertaking a speaking tour of Australia in May. Ueli Hurter visits biodynamic farms and can report on their health and success.
Find out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour

Development of the Moral and Ethical forces through Steiner Pedagogy and Curriculum
2024-07-16 08:30 - 2024-07-17 13:30 | Castlecrag, 121 Edinburgh Rd, Sydney, NSW, 2068, Australia
The Pedagogical Section in Australia
presents

Researching the Development of the Moral and Ethical forces in the Child and Young Person through Steiner Pedagogy and Curriculum

July 16th – 17th 2024
Castlecrag Campus of Glenaeon School, Sydney

Come and work with Philippe Ruebke, (Co-Leader of the Pedagogical Section at the Goetheanum), Andrew Hill (Teacher Educator and CEO of SEA), Peggy Day (Pedagogical Section Coordinator, Australia) and Tim Dunn (high school teacher and teacher educator.) these school holidays.

Open to all teachers and school leaders.
Program

Tuesday 16th July
8.30am Speech and incarnation of the Ego– tba
9.15am Philippe Ruebke – The developing moral life of the child within Steiner Waldorf Pedagogy and Curriculum
10.00 Andrew Hill – the class teacher student and their growing connection to the moral in the world
10.45 Morning Tea
11.15 Discussion Groups and then sharing back in the main hall
12.30- Lunch
1.30 Stage Specific Workshops
Early Childhood- Peggy Day
Class Teacher – Andrew Hill
High School- Tim Dunn
3.00pm Afternoon Tea
3.30pm – Peggy Day- Deeper background pictures of moral forces
4.15pm Whole group discussion
5pm – Close
Wednesday 17th July
8.30 Speech and the incarnation of the ego
9.30 am Tim Dunn – the high school student and their path toward discernment – followed by group discussion.
10.30 Morning Tea
11.00 Stage Specific Workshops/Discussions
12.15 Future Research Questions and On-line Gatherings
1 pm Close

Download the flyer

Bookings
Book here!
Find out more
Contact Peggy Day

Feature image: The Knight of the Holy Grail, Martin Wiegand (1867-1961)

Biodynamics Sydney Spring Workshops 2024
2024-10-12 10:00 - 2024-11-30 16:00 | NSW
Biodynamics Sydney presents
COSMOS – EARTH – HUMAN
Biodynamic Centenary Workshops 2024

Deepen your knowledge and hands-on skills – for gardeners and consumers.

12 October: Gladesville 10.00 am-4.00 pm

Preparation Making 2
Transforming degraded dirt into premium fertility on a farm, park, verge, backyard – as little as 1-2 sqm.

19 October: Warrah Farm, Dural 10.30 am-3.30 pm

Preparation Making 3
Deep ecology
Earth/planetary rhythms and breathing
The daily walk around the farm.
Re-imagining the Earth

23 November: Sydney 10.30 am-4.00 pm

Nutrition, food and wine
Milk from de-horned cows
Allergies
Soil testing by hand, Scientific tests
Harvesting and seed-saving
Eat a BD apple – help farmers to mitigate climate change!

30 November: Gladesville 10.30 am-4.00 pm
Eclipses, rainbows, tropical storms
Finding a way through all the new energies – how do they work?
Organic/permaculture/biodynamic?
Regenerate a degraded 1sqm plot – a great use for CO2
Cost
Book early for this popular course.
$395 by 1st October
$350 Biodynamics Sydney members ($50p.a., $20 p.a. under 40’s)
Preparations samples to take home
Find out more
For registrations and information, Diane Watkin ph: 9550 1682 or visit Biodynamics Sydney

Feature photo: Blackboard Drawing, Lecture Two, courtesy of Diane Watkin

Coloured Light and Coloured Shadows Workshops
2024-11-09 - 2025-03-22 | NSW
Callout to participants!
Are you intrigued to be working with living coloured light and luminous coloured shadows to create different realms that our Faust experiences?
Movers, dancers, artists, speech and drama actors, and those interested in the magic of puppets are invited to research and create with us in collaborative weekly workshops.
Download the flyer
When
Weekly workshop from November 2024 to March 2025.
Contact us
Contact us through our website or email Venessa Crane.

Me and My Shadows
2025-03-07 - 2025-03-15 | Kameroi Rudolf Steiner School, 220 Forest Way,, Belrose, NSW, 2085, Australia
Spiritual Science revealed in Goethe’s masterpiece Faust
Read our leaflet

You are warmly invited to attend our performance. We are endeavouring to bring some of what Steiner brought of the mysteries revealed in Goethe’s “Faust” in the weeks leading to the centenary of Steiner’s crossing of the threshold.
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What is it about?

Me and My Shadows is a multimedia performance that brings the power of Goethe’s and Steiner’s words with original score played by live musicians, Eurythmy movement and coloured light and coloured shadow and puppetry art in community. Performances will take place in March 2025 at Rudolf Steiner School theatre.
This production of Faust will bring a modernised translation using Goethe words. In addition, a new character -‘The Teacher’ will present Steiner’s explanations of the strange experiences Goethe wrote as his characters cross the threshold into different spiritual realms. Steiner was deeply impressed with the accuracy of Goethe’s descriptions, even naming the temples he designed, after Goethe, Steiner had the intention of creating a space that would honour and support productions of Faust (and his own ‘Mystery Plays‘) and might even be able to communicate with the plays,
Faust reimagined
This re-imagining of the 17th -18th Century play Faust explores relevant and crucial contemporary themes such as an epidemic, mental health, struggles with addiction, trauma, cancelling, experiences with spiritual beings and living life as a flawed human being who causes much destruction and pain.
Me and my Shadows will be presented by many creatives as a collaboration of writer and composer, actors, musicians, choir, eurythmy, light and coloured shadow artists and crew to bring to the beautiful little theatre at Kamaroi School ,Belrose Sydney in March 2025.
Gratitude for the St John Sydney Group, The Christian Community Sydney, Kamaori Rudolf Steiner School, The Anthroposophical Society in Australia, Inala, members from Lorien Novalis Steiner School, Gleneaon Steiner School, the School of Spiritual Science and the many individuals who have already dedicated hundreds of hours for their practical and financial support.
Performance dates
2025
Friday 7 March at 7.30pm Opening night
Saturday 8 March at 2.00pm.
Senior accessible session

Friday 14 March at 7.30pm
Saturday 15 March at 2.00pm
Where
Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School
220 Forest Way, Belrose NSW 2085
For more information
Please contact us
Bookings
Book here!

Upcoming Sydney Branch events for Winter
2025-06-25 08:00 - 17:00 | NSW
21 June 2025: 12 noon Summer Solstice celebration (Jill Hayes: 0458 571 612)
21 June 2025: 11am-1pm BD summer solstice (Diane Watkin 02 9550 1682)
24 June 2025: 7pm Chris Miliotis: Gift Money (Tuesday night talk and ZOOM)
30 June 2025: 4pm Study on Leading Thoughts (Wolfgang Devine 0431 090 201)
30 June 2025: 6pm Study on Archangel Michael (Brigitta Gallaher 0405 726 291)
1 July 2025: 7pm Anthroposophy, new start or remembering? (Tuesday night talk)
5 July 2025: 1-3pm Members’ meeting
11-13 July 2025: Ian Trousdell: Knowing Reality (($220 for weekend seminar). Contact Berna Poljak for more information or download the flyer.
14-15 July 2025: Module1 Emergency Pedagogic with Bernd Ruf ($100). Download the flyer for more details.
16/17 July 2025: Module 11 Emergency Pedagogic with Bernd Ruf ($100) both include 18/07 “Australia”. Please contact: Lisa Devine for more information.

Annual Erwin Berney Oration Fundraiser
2025-08-23 15:00 - 17:00 | Rudolf Steiner House, 307 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
‘Beyond 100 years, what is being asked of us now?’
with General Secretary Jane Bradshaw
Saturday August 23, 2025
3.00 pm – 5.30 pm AEST

All the gifts of Spiritual Science brought by Rudolf Steiner have lit our pathways of consciousness and enlivened our initiatives. Our biographies are shaped by this.
As members of the Anthroposophical Society, are we awake to the call of the time?

Download the program
When
3.00. – 4.00 pm AEST: Presentation by Jane Bradshaw
4.00 pm AEST: Q&A
4.30pm – 5.30 pm AEST:.Refreshments

Where
Rudolf Steiner House
307 Sussex St
Sydney 2000 NSW
This annual fundraiser event will also be accessible via Zoom at Rudolf Steiner House.
Suggested donation $40 (other financial options also available on the webpage). Donations possible for those who cannot attend via the Eventbrite link below or contact us to make a direct payment.

Bookings
For more information
Please contact Jude Samson

Feature image: painting about Michael and the dragon by Liane Collot d’Herbois

An Artistic Evening As Antidote
2025-10-26 11:00 - 12:30 | Kameroi Rudolf Steiner School, 220 Forest Way,, Belrose, NSW, 2085, Australia
Exploring aspects, humorous and grave, of the Threshold.
An Artistic Evening as a medicinal antidote.
Please note: date/time changed to Sunday 26th October at 11am.

With support from the Anthroposophical Society in Australia.

Feature image: Rainbow in the sky, a sign of Covenant between God and Earth, by Marc Chagall
