Join us to honor the memory of those who crossed the threshold. Bring a poem, a personal writing, an anecdote or an object that belonged or connected you to a departed loved one, and share that story to celebrate the life of those who are now discarnate and continue to be important to us. Or simply remain silent and listen. We will read a lecture by Rudolf Steiner to conclude our remembrance. In collaboration with The Sound of Grief festival, held in Parma, Italy https://www.ilrumoredellutto.com/ne w/segnali-di-vita-english-version/ Rudolf Steiner Community Center 110 Martin Alley, Pasadena, 91105 Saturday, October 31 at 11am View Flyer

Would you like to understand your essential Self more clearly? Learning about the four temperaments and how they shape our personalities can help us move beyond judgment, criticism, and the desire to “fix” ourselves or others. At Rudolf Steiner Community Center 110 Martin Alley, Pasadena, 91105 BARI BORSKY is co-author of Authentic Parenting: A Four-Temperaments Guide to Understanding Your Child and Yourself; a long-time student of Anthroposophy; and former Development Director at Highland Hall Waldorf School View Flyer

Please join us for a live concert on: Saturday, October 3 at 4:30 p.m. Featuring Haydn's Quartet, Op. 20, #4, and a rare opportunity to hear an exciting performance of String Quartet No. 1, À ma Bretagne, (1909) by French composer, Jean Cras (1879-1932).

"The work's rich chromatic harmonies are immensely appealing." "Strong writing, with full sounding sections that are so reminiscent of an orchestra."

ALL ARE WELCOME, FREE OF CHARGE At the Rudolf Steiner Community Center: 110 Martin Alley, Pasadena, 91105 View Flyer

We will read Lecture 1 from Michaelmas and the Soul-Forces of Man, given by Rudolf Steiner on September 27, 1923. Hear about the Archangel Michael, his tasks, and his fight with the Dragon. How can we become citizens of the cosmos? ALL ARE WELCOME Free of charge Rudolf Steiner Community Center 110 Martin Alley, Pasadena, 91105 Saturday, September 26 at 4:30PM View Flyer

An examination of the human psyche in the light of anthroposophy, from the viewpoint of making an observation and connecting it to other related observations. A look into how the sound use of the faculties of our psyche fits the modern form of intellectuality shielding the developing soul from hallucinations and visions. Dan Hartjes is one of the branch librarians and has studied anthroposophy and esotericism for 40 years. He has attended many study groups and events over the years. Rudolf Steiner Community Center 110 Martin Alley, Pasadena Sunday, August 9th at 1:30PM View Flyer