[[ This eventhas been postponed to May 2022. The exact date and time is still to be determined. ]]
Margaret Shipman has been a member of the Anthroposophical Society for over 30 years and considers the work of Rudolf Steiner to be the core of her life. In 2002 she started a national study group for anthroposophy — “Geographically Engaged Members Studygroup”, or G.E.M.S. She is also a cellist and pianist and spent 36 years repairing and making instruments of the violin family. She co-authored Violin Restoration: A Manual for Violin Makers with her mentor, Hans Weisshaar, who was in the second-ever Waldorf class and knew Rudolf Steiner as a child.
In October 2020, Margaret gave a talk titled ‘The Foundation Stone and the Future’ to close the Annual General Meeting of the Anthroposophical Society in America.
Donation: $10; students & seniors $5 payable through paypal. Go to our website and use the donation button.
Register by emailing newsletter@anthroposophyboston.org by Monday, May 10th