Join us for this school year's spring end-of-term presentation by our second-year and third-year students, and experience what has grown. Come and enjoy! We look forward to seeing you at the Threefold Auditorium.

Join us for a full morning experience of the harmonizing and healing power of eurythmy. This is an intensive half-day of eurythmy to enter the world of poetry and music, and to discover new vistas and insights into oneself—a first introduction for those considering a part-time Frontier or full-time eurythmy training.

You are invited on a journey with Lisa van Holsteijn and Sea-Anna Vasilas, as they share their explorations with eurythmy and hand-made metal sound instruments, forged by pupils of blacksmith and artist Manfred Bleffert, verse and poetry by Rudolf Steiner and Claire Blatchford, and music by Dorothy Haller.

Barbara Hadeljan, a postgraduate ESV student from Croatia, Europe, will present her research on White Cinquefoil (Potentilla alba) in the light of Goethean science, and its healing of thyroid gland.

This spring studio program is built around the work of two postgraduate students from New York and from Croatia, joined by a visiting colleague from the last term, hailing from Germany.

The postgraduate program is surrounded by an abundant crop of solos and duets of all vintages by stage group, local and visiting eurythmists, and speech artists, many pieces among them freshly "hatched."

Join Clifford Venho to explore the wholeness that arises through a contemplation of the figures of Raphael (1483–1520) and Novalis (1772-1801).

We are delighted to celebrate and honor Grigory Smirnov’s longstanding collaboration with eurythmists. Grigory has worked closely with Eurythmy Spring Valley since 2019, both as a pianist and a composer. Many of his compositions have been performed in eurythmy, and this April, we will bring as many tone eurythmy pieces as possible to visibility on stage. The celebration will also feature Grigory’s talk.

The Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble will share the ever-moving story of Joan of Arc (1412–1431), with a rich tapestry of original music by Grigory Smirnov. She brings us the almost impossible quest to save her country from the ravages of an occupying army. Yet, her victory is also the beginning of her downfall, leading to her tragic death. In the end, her faith in the spirit sustains her. The story will be surrounded by tone eurythmy and poetry pieces.

The San Francisco Youth Eurythmy Troupe will perform their full program DAWN at the Fellowship Community, Chestnut Ridge, NY, on February 17 at 4 pm.

A festival celebrating human pre-existence and the journey toward birth with performances of eurythmy, music, and poetry and a festival address by Sean Goddard, a teacher at the Otto Specht School.

Waldorf High School students from San Francisco, New York City, and Chestnut Ridge are coming together in eurythmy! They will have an experience with the faculty of Eurythmy Spring Valley, and put together two performances—at 1:30 pm and 7 pm— with a rich collection of pieces: with poetry, music, and humor.

Come and enjoy this year's winter studio program. Once again, the members of the ESV Ensemble and eurythmists in the area have been preparing solos, duets, and group pieces, and will offer a rich array of works comprised of speech and tone eurythmy.

The Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble is excited to offer at the Threefold community a pivotal moment in the life story of contemporary activist Julia Butterfly Hill, The Storm, with music by Grigory Smirnov, surrounded by poetry and music by Cowell, MacLeish, Chopin, and Smirnov, ending with lighthearted pieces and a Dvorak trio.

All are welcome to a celebration of the season with music, choral singing, eurythmy, and featuring a children’s Christmas story, The First Gift, told by Joen Dealande, with a tree lighting and caroling to end.

The Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble is excited to share silent, speech, and tone eurythmy pieces at the 100 Years Rudolf Steiner Conference, part of the Program for the Evolution of Spirituality, organized by Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA.