Welcome
Organically formed because it is concerned with the knowledge of life. Named after J.W. Goethe, the poet and scientist, because it aims to unite art and science. Exploring what makes us human, through the arts, on stage or in conferences: the Goetheanum – a place for Anthroposophy.
News from the Goetheanum
Living agriculture
The second international biodynamic research conference, held online from 30 August to 2 September, explored the preconditions for a living ...
100 years Goetheanum weekly journal
The weekly journal Das Goetheanum was founded a hundred years ago, on 21 August 1921. The newsletter was added in 1924.
Call for Nature’s Moods contributions
The Visual Art Section is calling artists to submit work for a conference and exhibition in 2022 on the theme of Nature’s Moods by Rudolf Steiner.
Eurythmy and architecture
On 11 July 2021 a group around Gioia Falk presented, on the Goetheanum Terrace, eurythmy expressing the dynamic of the building’s architecture and ...
Eurythmy and speech online?
The Section for Performing Arts at the Goetheanum held its 2021 Easter Conference online. The physician Wilburg Keller Roth described her ...
Ethics of dying
Is assisted suicide an expression or violation of human dignity? With Madeleen Winkler, Raimund Klesse and Matthias Girke.
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Goetheanum –School of Spiritual Science
The Goetheanum is the headquarters for the School of Spiritual Science and the General Anthroposophical Society. The School of Spiritual Science with its eleven sections is active worldwide in research, development, teaching, and the practical implementation of its research findings and is supported by the Anthroposophical Society.
Events range from lectures on special themes, to large, international conferences, to performances by ensembles and guest performances in Eurythmy, theater, puppetry and music.
Situated in the Jura landscape, 10 Kilometers South of Basel, the Goetheanum sits grand on the Dornach hill, with its expressive architecture and picturesque garden park, café and a bookstore.