Upcoming events
Here, study, art, and conversation meet in lectures, workshops, and seasonal festivals that bring Rudolf Steiner’s insights into the pulse of city life.
Math for Humans: Our Experiences with Math
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Origin and Purpose of Math
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Nim
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Mathemagic
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Box Sets
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Infinities
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Map Maker
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Fruit Committee
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Truth Court
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: The Club with No Leader
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Banisher
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Feedback
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Math for Humans: Takeaways
What is math really, and how does this differ from popular conceptions of it?
In this series hosted by Joe Quinn, participants will engage in discussions on experiences with mathematics, its relevance in the United States, and engage with non-traditional means of accessing mathematical knowledge.
Legacy's Light: The School of Spiritual Science
Anthroposophy NYC’s “Legacy’s Light” series is an intergenerational exploration of anthroposophy’s journey in this country--with a particular focus on New York City.
Legacy's Light: The Actors’ Ensemble
Anthroposophy NYC’s “Legacy’s Light” series is an intergenerational exploration of anthroposophy’s journey in this country--with a particular focus on New York City.
Legacy's Light: Enter Georg Kuhlewind
Anthroposophy NYC’s “Legacy’s Light” series is an intergenerational exploration of anthroposophy’s journey in this country--with a particular focus on New York City.
Legacy's Light: The Building
Anthroposophy NYC’s “Legacy’s Light” series is an intergenerational exploration of anthroposophy’s journey in this country--with a particular focus on New York City.
Recurring Events
Qigong classes, every Tuesday 6:00pm-7:30pm