This page provides the latest news and information regarding activities at the Goetheanum. From updates on their diverse performance schedule to announcements about ongoing conferences and architectural tours, keep track of what is happening at the centre. We recommend verifying any time-sensitive details through official channels before planning your visit.
The Goetheanum recently hosted nearly 1,000 young people from around the world for the annual International Students’ Conference. Under the theme 'Disconnect to Connect,' participants explored the balance between digital engagement and genuine human interaction through workshops, performances, and collaborative art projects on the Dornach campus.
The Goetheanum has released new research detailing the history, intentions, and methodology behind Rudolf Steiner's First Class lessons for the School of Spiritual Science. These studies explore the development of the esoteric work alongside the contributions of Ita Wegman and their ongoing relevance to contemporary anthroposophical practice. Visitors can learn about upcoming conferences and resources dedicated to this foundational aspect of the Michael School.
Starting in autumn 2026, the Goetheanum will transition to a new dual leadership model for its Social Sciences Section. Johannes Kronenberg and Gerhard Schuster have been appointed as co-leaders to succeed Gerald Häfner, bringing complementary expertise to the role. This leadership change marks a new chapter for the section as it continues to explore healthy social development in contemporary society.
Christiane Haid examines the profound differences between human creativity and AI-generated imagery. This article explores how the artistic process relies on risk, personal growth, and grace, contrasting human achievement with mathematical calculation.
The Goetheanum marks a milestone with the tenth anniversary edition of 'red nose', a bilingual PDF magazine dedicated to the art of clowning. This issue explores the intersection of music, humor, and educational support for children through the lens of theatrical clowning practices.
The latest issue of the Goetheanum’s 'Living Farms' magazine explores recent scientific studies into the benefits of biodynamic farming. The research highlights the positive impact of these methods on soil fertility, animal welfare, and crop resilience, including fascinating findings on cucumber regeneration and cow health.
The Goetheanum shares new clinical insights into the use of whole-body hyperthermia for managing post-Covid syndrome. This therapeutic approach, which uses controlled temperature increases, shows potential in supporting immune recovery and addressing persistent symptoms within an integrative medicine framework.
The Goetheanum presents the New Pegasus Project, an innovative initiative for young people exploring the intersection of digital media, artistic expression, and sustainability. Through workshops and performances, participants use sound, color, and form to create interactive movement choreographies while discussing the impact of technology on society.
The Goetheanum has released new research detailing the history, intentions, and methodology behind Rudolf Steiner's First Class lessons for the School of Spiritual Science. These studies explore the development of the esoteric work alongside the contributions of Ita Wegman and their ongoing relevance to contemporary anthroposophical practice. Visitors can learn about upcoming conferences and resources dedicated to this foundational aspect of the Michael School.
The latest issue of the Goetheanum’s 'Living Farms' magazine explores recent scientific studies into the benefits of biodynamic farming. The research highlights the positive impact of these methods on soil fertility, animal welfare, and crop resilience, including fascinating findings on cucumber regeneration and cow health.
Discover a thoughtful perspective on the relationship between human life, nature, and the Earth's thermal rhythms in the latest article from the Goetheanum Weekly. This piece explores how balancing processes in the environment mirror the spiritual and physical development of human beings. Readers can delve into these observations on cosmic-terrestrial rhythms and plant evolution.
The Goetheanum shares insights into the importance of inner development during one's later years, informed by the work of the CARE group for Age Culture and Geriatric Medicine. This perspective examines the connection between biographical potential and well-being, offering a thoughtful approach to geriatric care and human evolution.
Nathaniel Williams of the Youth Section at the Goetheanum is currently developing a new academic publication exploring the intersection of Rudolf Steiner’s economics, aesthetic education, and the modern environmental movement. This project aims to bridge historical anthroposophical perspectives with contemporary discourse on socio-ecological sustainability and economic challenges. The research will undergo a peer-review process for publication in the English-speaking academic market.
The Section for Agriculture at the Goetheanum presents new scientific findings on how biodynamic preparations influence soil microbiomes. Agronomist Jürgen Fritz shares a model explaining the effectiveness of these treatments, which were found to significantly increase growth-promoting microorganisms in soil samples. This research contributes to the ongoing international discourse on sustainable farming practices.
The Goetheanum has released new research detailing the history, intentions, and methodology behind Rudolf Steiner's First Class lessons for the School of Spiritual Science. These studies explore the development of the esoteric work alongside the contributions of Ita Wegman and their ongoing relevance to contemporary anthroposophical practice. Visitors can learn about upcoming conferences and resources dedicated to this foundational aspect of the Michael School.
The Goetheanum shares insights into the importance of inner development during one's later years, informed by the work of the CARE group for Age Culture and Geriatric Medicine. This perspective examines the connection between biographical potential and well-being, offering a thoughtful approach to geriatric care and human evolution.
Nathaniel Williams of the Youth Section at the Goetheanum is currently developing a new academic publication exploring the intersection of Rudolf Steiner’s economics, aesthetic education, and the modern environmental movement. This project aims to bridge historical anthroposophical perspectives with contemporary discourse on socio-ecological sustainability and economic challenges. The research will undergo a peer-review process for publication in the English-speaking academic market.
Ahead of the upcoming Alma Humana! Conference, discover the deep, long-standing connection between the Argentine avant-garde artist Xul Solar and Rudolf Steiner. This article explores Solar’s profound engagement with anthroposophy, highlighting his 1961 portrait of Steiner and his visionary approach to spiritual art.
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