Our extensive lending library of Anthroposophical books is available, free to the public with a suggested refundable $25 deposit (less if this is not affordable) and without deposit to Branch members.  Our library and bookstore are open Tuesday evenings 7 pm - 9 pm, Thursday's 6 pm - 7 pm and also by appointment We warmly welcome new friends and visitors to browse the library and to join us in our study groups and events! 

Our café area makes a cozy atmosphere for socializing after a  program,  exhibit or  festival.

Please take advantage of a 40% off book sale at the Rudolf Steiner branch. In addition to Anthroposophical books, our store carries products from True Botanica and Dr. Hauschka as well as Waldorf-style greeting cards. 

Please contact each event coordinator for information on a particular event.

For general questions or to be added to the email list to receive notices about upcoming events contact Hazel Archer-Ginsberg

To special order a book or specific item, please call Janis Ignoffo (773) 549-5753 

Council Members:

President - Chuck Ginsberg 

Treasurer - Mihai Rosu

Secretary - Mary Ruud

Program Coordinator - Andrei Onegin

Programs/Festivals Coordinator - Hazel Archer-Ginsberg

Kurtis Heath Estep

Dear Friends – Thanks for Hosting the GC of the ASA here are a few images from that gathering. 

The transformation of the ‘Flex Space’ has attracted more Peerspace clients. These kind of raw industrial loft-style spaces are very desirable in the rental market now. We have made a lot of head way. Thanks to your generous donations & loans we have:

 1.    Insulated the ceiling

2.    Installed a furnace / air conditioner and related infrastructure

We still need to update the flooring & get a new garage door

The Branch Council is requesting tax exempt donations and/or loans, for this restoration. The loans are for 2-3 years, simple interest of 5%, paid yearly. More favorable terms are welcome.

The Rudolf Steiner Branch Council hopes you will support these efforts, as we continue to provide Programs, and Festival Events, Monthly 1st Class Lessons, Study Groups, Library / Bookstore, and weekly Public Open House hours, in one of the few Branch homes in America to own their own building.  

Thank you! to all our friends who have already donated & given generous loans to insure the financial stability of our community treasure!

The Branch 'Flex Space' & the renovated Elderberries 3-Fold Space are currently available for rental on PEER SPACE: for classes, events, meetings, retreats, art exhibits, etc...

In other news, we have a new Building Maintenance Engineer: Antonio Morales, a longtime resident & neighbor. Tony happened to stroll by with his wife as they were taking their dog on a walk when we were working on the Flex Space this summer, he was excited to see what we were doing & offered to help. Tony is a retired CTA engineer who has many skills, he even build his own home in Guatemala. He helps with the Peerspace events & does general building maintenance. We are lucky to have his kind & helpful spirit at our Branch.

Hosted by Deborah Rogers

Copies of the book are available from the Library or the Rudolf Steiner Archieves

Renaissance Art & a 3-Part Social Discourse with Hazel Archer Ginsberg - To compare & contrast the Gospels of Luke & Matthew

Luke/Nathan Soul: Friday 4 January 2019, 7-9pm

Matthew/Zarathustra Soul: Epiphany 6 January 2019, 2-4pm with Storytelling:Ann Burfeind

$10 & Snacks to Share Encouraged 

For more info. contact Hazel Archer Ginsberg