Threefold Farm Centennial Celebration

In 1926, Ralph Courtney, Charlotte Parker, Gladys Barnett, Louise Bybee, and others purchased a small farm on Hungry Hollow Road and began the work of building a community inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s ideas for social and spiritual renewal.

What began with a small group of people, a piece of land, and lofty ideals has grown into a living community focused on learning about and practically manifesting Anthroposophy. For a century people have gathered here to study, create, and imagine what might be possible for the future.

Now, 100 years later, we gather to celebrate that continuing story and carry it into the future.

Join us on October 10 for Fruits from the Past, Seeds for the Future, a special centennial celebration featuring eurythmy, recitation, and music, followed by refreshments and live music in the Pfeiffer Garden.

This celebration is also taking place as a part of the Anthroposophical Society in America’s Annual Conference, which is happening at Threefold this year in honor of our centennial.

Admission is free, and all are welcome!

Learn more about the centennial celebration.

Gather in the Pfeiffer Garden for an evening celebrating the bounty of Threefold Community Farm. Enjoy canapés and biodynamic wines, try your luck at the legendary live auction, and sit down to a farm-inspired feast prepared by Chef Jen Fox, featuring Threefold Community Farm vegetables, followed by dessert from Pastry Chef Naomi Moschitta.

Pre-registration required. Tickets are $150, with proceeds supporting the educational and agricultural work of Threefold Community Farm.

This event is for those age 21 and up.