Community Work
Talks, demonstrations, and weekly gatherings that foster creativity, connection, and presence
Art can become a bridge between individuals, schools, and community life.
Through talks, demonstrations, and experiential sessions, we share the living principles of salutogenic and Waldorf-inspired work — inviting educators, parents, and community members to experience art as a path of understanding and renewal.
These gatherings combine reflection and practice, integrating painting, clay, form drawing, or observation exercises that awaken presence and creativity.
Whether in a school, study group, or public event, these encounters foster spaces of learning that unite art, education, and healing.
A Weekly Space to Slow Down and Create
Every stitch, every thread, every rhythm of the hands carries warmth and care.
These weekly gatherings offer a time to pause, make, and connect — with oneself and with others.
Participants are invited to:
Knit, crochet, mend, or explore simple textile crafts
Share tea and conversation in a relaxed, welcoming space
Work on personal or group projects
Practice mindfulness through the hands
No prior experience is needed. Materials can be brought or provided depending on the session.
Community Talks & Demonstrations
Living Experiences for Schools and Communities
Examples include:
Parent evenings at Waldorf-inspired schools
Faculty development workshops
Presentations on alternative pedagogy (e.g. The Waldorf Approach, New York 2024)
Creative sessions for homeschool networks or public education forums
These events are flexible and can be adapted to your context — just reach out to explore possibilities.
Format & Location
Weekly sessions (1 to 2 hours)
Open to the community — come as you are
In-person gatherings at Wild Rose Farm or nearby local spaces
“In stillness and in motion, we find presence — and in presence, we remember how to create.”
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