Now Accepting Registrations to the Following Programs/Courses/Events:
Summer Festival of Arts and Education
Biodynamic Farming Diploma Program
Professional Development for Waldorf Grades Teachers Part-Time
Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy Encounter, Thornhill, Burlington, Guelph and Ottawa, Ontario
Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy Distance – registration always open
Professional Development for Waldorf Early Childhood Teachers Part Time Birth to Three and Birth to Seven
Pathfinding in Uncertainty, Cultivating Capacities for Leading into the Future, with John Bloom and Leah Walker
Summer Festival course descriptions, presenter bios and registration can be found by clicking the images below
Upcoming Events – Oct. 14, 19, 20-22, 28, Nov. 3-4, 11
There certainly are a lot of exciting events planned for the second half of October and early November just within the local anthroposophical community. First off we have a Saturday morning workshop with visiting guest teacher Martyn Rawson at RSCC. See summary on...
Two Development Events – Martyn Rawson Oct. 14 & Christof Wiechert Nov. 3-4
It's now only a little more than two weeks until Martyn Rawson's Saturday Oct. 14th workshop on The Art of Waldorf Teaching - Rethinking the Waldorf Curriculum. Don't miss this rare opportunity to meet and learn from Martyn, who is not only a teacher and a scholar but...
Entering the Elemental Worlds with Are Thoresen
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED HERE - Learn to experience the elemental world with Are Thoresen, right here in Toronto. Are did come once to lecture here a year or so ago, but this time he's also offering a workshop to teach others how to meet elemental beings. Rudolf Steiner...
Michaelmas Events at RSCC and Hesperus
This is your invitation to take part in Michaelmas events at Hesperus and Rudolf Steiner College Canada Please join us: Thursday September 28th 7:00 pm - Reading of the Michaelmas Imagination In the Foundation Room at Hesperus Friday, September 29th...
New Look at RSCC and Toronto Waldorf School
As we come up to the start of the full-time Teacher Education program tomorrow Sept. 11, you may notice that the exterior of the RSCC building has a new look, albeit a temporary one. Much of the lower-level siding that had been in place on this "new wing" of the TWS...
You are Designed to Achieve Enlightenment – with Robert McKay
This is a Mystech event featuring Robert McKay. It will take place on Sunday, Sept. 17th at 2 pm Eastern Time, over Zoom. From the Mystech announcement: In this talk we will come to see that we are in fact designed to achieve enlightenment. This is a natural...
Art for Humanity’s Sake with Larry Young at Hesperus – Sunday September 10th, 3-4 pm
If you missed Larry Young's Art for Humanity's Sake course at this year's RSCC Summer Festival, life is giving you a second chance, because the folks at Hesperus have arranged for Larry to speak there on that same theme this Sunday at 3 pm. Photo above is from Larry...
Tales from the Gimli Festival – That Good May Become
This year on my summer vacation I traveled with my wife Elisabeth to Winnipeg Manitoba, and from there to a farm near the tiny hamlet of Gimli, about an hour north of Winnipeg. We had initially imagined we might drive, but in the end it was the prospect of wildfire...
That Good May Become – A Glimpse of the Festival in Manitoba, August 2023
Thanks to Regine Kurek for allowing us to share this personal perspective on last month's Anthroposophical Society festival which was held August 10-16 near the tiny hamlet of Gimli, about an hour north of Winnipeg Manitoba. Regine's most recent contribution to the...
Art of Teaching – Saturday Workshop with Martyn Rawson Oct. 14th
World renowned Waldorf educator Martyn Rawson will be at RSCC leading a Saturday workshop on The Art of Teaching - Rethinking the Waldorf Curriculum on October 14th, 2023. While we encourage everyone to come in person to get the most out of this unique professional...
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