Events

The ASNZ Council will meet via Teams online for a catch up. Any correspondence from members for consideration as an agenda item can be emailed to info@anthroposophy.org.nz at least 2 weeks prior.

Come and celebrate with us! This special programme marks the culmination of a year's work and the completion of five years of eurythmy training. The students are excited to share the fruits of their work with audiences across the North Island. The programme brings together music, poetry and Kahukura, a Maori story exploring themes of imagination, knowledge and human development. Public performances will be held at Michael Park in Auckland, Taikura in Hastings, Tauranga Waldorf School and Waikato Waldorf School. Come along, bring your family and friends, and join us in celebrating this significant milestone for the students of Eurythmy Aotearoa. Admission is by koha. Your presence, encouragement and generosity will be warmly appreciated as we celebrate this important moment together. sue.simpson0@gmail.com

Come and celebrate with us! This special programme marks the culmination of a year's work and the completion of five years of eurythmy training. The students are excited to share the fruits of their work with audiences across the North Island. The programme brings together music, poetry and Kahukura, a Maori story exploring themes of imagination, knowledge and human development. Public performances will be held at Michael Park in Auckland, Taikura in Hastings, Tauranga Waldorf School and Waikato Waldorf School. Come along, bring your family and friends, and join us in celebrating this significant milestone for the students of Eurythmy Aotearoa. Admission is by koha. Your presence, encouragement and generosity will be warmly appreciated as we celebrate this important moment together. sue.simpson0@gmail.com

Come and celebrate with us! This special programme marks the culmination of a year's work and the completion of five years of eurythmy training. The students are excited to share the fruits of their work with audiences across the North Island. The programme brings together music, poetry and Kahukura, a Maori story exploring themes of imagination, knowledge and human development. Public performances will be held at Michael Park in Auckland, Taikura in Hastings, Tauranga Waldorf School and Waikato Waldorf School. Come along, bring your family and friends, and join us in celebrating this significant milestone for the students of Eurythmy Aotearoa. Admission is by koha. Your presence, encouragement and generosity will be warmly appreciated as we celebrate this important moment together.

Come and celebrate with us! This special programme marks the culmination of a year's work and the completion of five years of eurythmy training. The students are excited to share the fruits of their work with audiences across the North Island. The programme brings together music, poetry and Kahukura, a Maori story exploring themes of imagination, knowledge and human development. Public performances will be held at Michael Park in Auckland, Taikura in Hastings, Tauranga Waldorf School and Waikato Waldorf School. Come along, bring your family and friends, and join us in celebrating this significant milestone for the students of Eurythmy Aotearoa. Admission is by koha. Your presence, encouragement and generosity will be warmly appreciated as we celebrate this important moment together.

Over the course of six lectures, Peter Selg will present key milestones in the life of Ita Wegman: her collaborations with others, her contributions to medicine, social development, and inclusion, as well as her ongoing resistance and courage in the face of challenges.

The ASNZ Council will meet in person. Any correspondence from members for consideration as an agenda item can be emailed to info@anthroposophy.org.nz at least 2 weeks prior.

Over the course of six lectures, Peter Selg will present key milestones in the life of Ita Wegman: her collaborations with others, her contributions to medicine, social development, and inclusion, as well as her ongoing resistance and courage in the face of challenges.

The Anthroposophic Meditation Week: Connecting to the Angelic World and to Christ is a six-day residential course being held from 14 to 19 December 2026 at the Āio Wīra Retreat Centre near Auckland. Led by experienced meditation teachers Agnes Hardorp and Thomas Mayer, the course introduces Rudolf Steiner’s anthroposophical approach to meditation, which emphasizes heightened awareness, inner perception, and conscious spiritual development. Participants will explore practices designed to connect with their higher self, deepen their relationship with the angelic world and Christ, engage with nature and elemental beings, and strengthen meditation as a daily source of nourishment for body, soul, and spirit. Through guided exercises, text-based meditations, group sharing, and experiential learning, the programme aims to help participants find greater inner stillness, clarity, resilience, and spiritual connection in everyday life.