Celebrating Rudolf Steiner: A Recap
October 28, 2011
Over 500 people gathered at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Club last month to celebrate the 150th birthday of Rudolf Steiner, RSF’s namesake and inspiration. We were joined by others who have been inspired by Steiner’s thinking and body of work, and the day was full of interactive panel discussions, workshops, Biodynamic treats, eurthymy, and more! Below are some photo highlights of the event.
Stephanie of Filgreen Farm, in Boonville, CA pretties her display of biodynamic produce.
From a stimulating panel on Transforming the Way the World Works with Money: (l -r), Jeffrey Westman, Michael Davis, Sabine Shaffer, and RSF CEO Don Shaffer. Not pictured, Indigenous Designs CEO Scott Leonard.
Valarie Baadh Garrett leads students in a Spacial Dynamics workshop
What's so funny about biodynamic wine? Thanks to Frey Vineyards, Benziger Family Winery, Paul Dolan Vineyards, and Small Vines Wine, we got to find out!
Here's a peek at the main hall and its community engagement tables. Festival attendees chatted with folks representing Biodynamics, Waldorf Education, RSF, and other Steiner-inspired fields of work.
In the spirit of celebration, Paul Dolan, a pioneering biodynamic winemaker, poses with a picture of Rudolf Steiner. There's a cake too... it was a birthday party after all!
Have you heard about Conversation Maps? We posed a question and were heartened by the responses!
A crowd of children captivated by the Magic Lantern Marionette Show. Who knew the Frog Prince was so popular?
Cynthia Aldinger, founder & ED of LifeWays North America, conducted a Caring for the Young Child workshop and got people up on their feet!
Guided by intuition, people placed seeds throughout the day and co-created a Seed River.
Thank you to all who attended and participated! For those of you interested in hearing panel recordings — Robert McDermott, Paul Dolan and others spoke — you can download them here.
- Published by Marta Abel
- Categories: Blog, Co-Creation, Events, Steiner
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