Rudolf Steiner House

Rudolf Steiner House Rudolf Steiner House is as a cultural centre for anthroposophically inspired artistic, social and scientific activity in London, UK.

Rudolf Steiner House is a cultural centre for anthroposophically inspired artistic, social and scientific activity.

Mary Magdalene: Reclaiming the Divine FeminineSaturday 12 September 2.30pm - 5pmA talk and book launchwith Danielle van ...
28/08/2026

Mary Magdalene: Reclaiming the Divine Feminine

Saturday 12 September 2.30pm - 5pm

A talk and book launch

with Danielle van Dijk

Danielle van Dijk, together with Henk van Oort (her translator), will share insights from her richly illustrated book exploring the hidden legacy of Mary Magdalene across sacred sites in Palestine, France, England, Italy, and Spain. Drawing on Celtic Christianity, the Nag Hammadi discoveries, and the work of Rudolf Steiner, Danielle retraces the footsteps of Mary Magdalene, uncovering veiled layers of Gnosis embedded in Gothic cathedrals, Templar legends, Cathar strongholds, the Black Madonna, and pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela.

Through readings, discussion, and contemplative exercises, attendees will explore the spiritual presence of Mary Magdalene as a teacher, initiator, and equal among the great figures of sacred history. The event will offer a unique opportunity to engage with subtle symbols of the Magdalene encoded in art and architecture, and to experience meditative reflections on love, equality, and the archetypal feminine. Copies of Danielle’s book will be available for sale in the Steiner House bookshop.

Besides some striking examples that prove the metamorphic development of the human soul leading to the present consciousness soul, Henk van Oort will also draw attention to the necessary rehabilitation of the balance between the male and female aspects of the human being. Awareness of this need will support the pursuit of Love as a gift from the Divine, a gift that ‘Project Earth’ cannot do without.

Danielle van Dijk, MA, has spent decades studying esoteric Christianity and the feminine aspect of the divine, bringing scholarly depth and spiritual insight to her writings. Henk van Oort, author and translator of The Inner Rainbow, will also contribute, offering complementary perspectives and discussion.

Entry fee: £10

Book via: https://www.ticketsource.com/rudolf-steiner-house/t-jxxpzvo

Candle Making Workshop*Saturday 5 September 12pm - 3.30pmwith Jolanta Bielawska Join us for a beautiful, relaxed afterno...
26/08/2026

Candle Making Workshop

*Saturday 5 September 12pm - 3.30pm

with Jolanta Bielawska

Join us for a beautiful, relaxed afternoon where we’ll slow down, connect, and create something special together.

Candle making is a gentle, mindful process. It invites us to be patient, to slow down, and to move with care. As the wax melts and settles, we allow ourselves to do the same — softening, pausing, and simply being present in the moment.

We’ll enjoy the delicate scent of natural beeswax, pour warm wax into moulds, choose our wicks, sip tea, chat, laugh… and take our time. No rush. No pressure. Just a cosy, creative space to unwind and make something beautiful with your own hands.

You’ll take home the candles you create.

If this feels like the kind of afternoon you’d enjoy, I would love for you to join us.

We will be working in small group.

Secure your spot with a £20 pre-booking
Then pay £25 at the door
Total entry: £45

Book in advance to secure your place: https://tinyurl.com/yvezv8z7

21/08/2026

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🎉 Centenary Celebration at Open HouseSunday 13 September | 10am–4pmJoin us at Rudolf Steiner House as we celebrate its 1...
17/08/2026

🎉 Centenary Celebration at Open House

Sunday 13 September | 10am–4pm

Join us at Rudolf Steiner House as we celebrate its 100th anniversary!

Step inside London’s only example of Expressionist architecture and discover this unique architectural gem. Explore the building, uncover its fascinating history, and enjoy a special programme of centenary celebrations.

This year also marks the 35th edition of the Open House Festival - making it the perfect occasion to discover one of London’s hidden architectural treasures.

✨ Free admission - everyone welcome!

📍 Rudolf Steiner House, London
🌐 Learn more: www.rsh.anth.org.uk⁠

Open City

It’s such a joy to see Rudolf Steiner House slowly coming back to life as we get the house ready to welcome visitors aga...
14/08/2026

It’s such a joy to see Rudolf Steiner House slowly coming back to life as we get the house ready to welcome visitors again. 🌿✨

The walls around the beautiful flowform fountain have been freshly lazured, and we’ve also brought in some lovely new plants to refresh the heart of the house.

There’s still more painting to be done, and this hot weather is certainly helping everything to dry nice and quickly! ☀️🎨

It’s lovely to see the house gradually coming together again, and we’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back soon.

In the meantime, we hope you’re keeping cool and well in the heat! 💚🌿

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Back to BackSaturday 5 September 7.30pm - 8.45pmMusic · Poetry · Storytellingwith Louise Coigley MRCSLTHonouring Frida K...
10/08/2026

Back to Back
Saturday 5 September 7.30pm - 8.45pm
Music · Poetry · Storytelling

with Louise Coigley MRCSLT
Honouring Frida Kahlo

What happens when two women, separated by time and circumstance, find a way to transform pain into creativity?

In Back to Back, storyteller and spinal injury survivor Louise Coigley weaves her own extraordinary journey with the life, loves and art of Frida Kahlo.

As an adolescent, Louise emerges from the cocoon of a spinning hospital bed following spinal surgery that nearly paralysed her. Born with clubfeet and living with severe scoliosis from childhood, she spent years being moulded, winched and manipulated into shape. Then, as a young adult and in extreme pain, she encountered Frida Kahlo’s paintings.

Here was someone who understood.

Through Frida’s life and work, Louise discovered recognition and a new way to navigate suffering: through creativity.

With humour, tenderness and humanity, the stories of these two women interweave in a powerful and poetic exploration of pain, resilience, identity and healing.

Louise is joined by Olivier-nominated actress Melody Grove and Aly Macrae, actor and musician of stage and screen. Together, they create a richly textured performance of storytelling, singing and music. Melody also performs Louise’s powerful new prose poem, From the Frocks.

“I feel I travelled with you along the river of your life, moving fluidly from tears to warm smiles as the performance unfolded.”
Rhian Collings, Creative Producer & Documentary Maker

Louise Coigley

Louise worked as a speech and language therapist for forty years and founded Lis’n Tell, a live inclusive storytelling organisation which has taken her across the UK and to four continents. She has trained parents and professionals and worked with children, teenagers and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities.

A spinal injury survivor herself, Louise brings her own fractured journey into her storytelling, creating a powerful and poetic narrative of perseverance, creativity and healing.

Her work has been described as:

“Downright compelling and funny, giving courage - inspires creativity.”
Ashley Ramsden, Founding Director, The School of Storytelling

“Empathic & entertaining - using stories as seamless healers.”
David D. Campbell, Storyteller, Poet, Writer and Broadcaster

Frida Kahlo: Creativity & Endurance

In July 2026, September Publishing released Wings to Fly on Creativity and Endurance in the Words and Pictures of Frida Kahlo, curated, introduced and edited by Louise.

The book grew from Louise’s fascination with Frida Kahlo and her own experience of finding creative possibility in the midst of physical suffering.

In September 2025, Louise was also featured in the documentary Living with Scoliosis, alongside other scoliosis survivors. The film is available on YouTube.
A performance of courage, creativity and connection

Back to Back invites us to look differently at pain - not by denying it, but by discovering what can emerge from it.

It is a story of two women, two bodies and two journeys: one separated from us by nearly a century, the other unfolding in our own time. Through words, music, poetry and storytelling, Louise creates an intimate and inclusive space in which laughter, tears and hope can sit side by side.

Suitable for ages 16+.
This performance contains some intense themes.

Find out more:
www.lisntell.co.uk

Book Tickets: £20

https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/t-yzzkmak

Seven Pentagrams in the Solar System ~ with Venus/Earth and other ConjunctionsTuesday 28 July 7.30pm - 9.30pmRILKO (The ...
24/07/2026

Seven Pentagrams in the Solar System ~ with Venus/Earth and other Conjunctions

Tuesday 28 July 7.30pm - 9.30pm

RILKO (The Research Into Lost Knowledge Organisation) is hosting a Lecture by Hartmut Warm

This will be held in the Conference Room at Rudolf Steiner House.

Entrance £10.00 cash at the door

Non RILKO members are very welcome. Seating is restricted so it would be helpful to know if you will be attending.

Reply to Sylvia Ezen: [email protected] 07831633542

A reading of The Green Snake and the Beautiful LilyFriday 24 July 7pm - 8.30pmwith Matt DexterSteiner metamorphosed Goet...
22/07/2026

A reading of The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily

Friday 24 July 7pm - 8.30pm

with Matt Dexter

Steiner metamorphosed Goethe’s Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily into his first mystery drama, depicting a group of people striving to understand their karmic relationships, their ‘knot of destiny’. His further mystery dramas portray the same characters in their evolving lives and in previous incarnations, revealing the weaving of their karmic threads.

Matt trained in acting and speech formation and performed The Green Snake in Camphill. He played the part of Capesius in all four of Steiner’s mystery dramas.

As part of the Friday Seminars
Weaving Karmic Threads
Every Friday 19.00 – 20.30 (UK time)

A series of alternating zoom and face to face seminars and lectures exploring the future, led by speakers working out of insights offered by Rudolf Steiner. All welcome.

No need to book, no charge.

Voluntary donations towards costs are gratefully received and can be made by cash donation on the day, transfer to a Nationwide account held for this purpose or via Paypal.

Account name: Adrian Hotten, Nationwide, sort code: 07-01-16 account number: 31466776.
Paypal to [email protected]

Events are not recorded and zoom meetings are limited to 100 participants.

Zoom link https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82632129836

Meeting ID: 826 3212 9836, Passcode: 75535

Speaking of Poetry... Speech Course A week of exploring English speech and speaking English poetry Sunday 9 August, 2pm ...
17/07/2026

Speaking of Poetry...

Speech Course

A week of exploring English speech and speaking English poetry

Sunday 9 August, 2pm – Friday 14 August, 1pm
Monday to Thursday: 10am – 5pm
Lunch break: 1pm – 2pm

Join two professional speech artists, Lindsay-May Dearlove and Sarah Kane, for an embodied exploration of English poetry. Every day of the five-day workshop will consist of sessions to develop the essential tools of speech, breathing and articulation, and to refine how we speak poems by such writers as Shakespeare, Shelley, Hopkins and T.S. Eliot.

This course aims to refresh and restore each of our souls with the help of the majesty, beauty and dynamism of the English language. It is open to anyone with a love of English poetry and willing to work at conjuring the magic of words.

Please bring soft-soled shoes and comfortable clothing suitable for movement, as well as a poem in English you would like to explore and perform.

Fee: £550.00
Bursaries available, please enquire by July 21

Book your place via https://tinyurl.com/f8rewjbn

Performing Arts International Rudolf Steiner House

Poetry EveningThursday 16 July 7pm - 9pmwith Iaia Chiesa and Barnaby TobiasEvery third Sunday of the monthJoin us in the...
14/07/2026

Poetry Evening

Thursday 16 July 7pm - 9pm

with Iaia Chiesa and Barnaby Tobias

Every third Sunday of the month

Join us in the bookshop on the third Thursday of every month for the sharing of poems; either yours or another’s you admire. There will be some discussion around the poem and short tea break halfway through.

Drop in event with no need to book. Cash donations are welcome.

More information: [email protected]

Iaia Chiesa is a poet and activist, who’s published several volumes of poetry.

Barnaby Tobias is an actor and playwright, who’s worked for Netflix, RSC and written plays to critical acclaim.

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35 Park Road, Marylebone
London
NW16

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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