EVENTS

ALL SOULS

Sunday 1st November, 2026, 7.30pm Foundation Room, Emerson College, Forest Row

Join us at Emerson for our annual All Souls festival, a deeply meditative gathering to remember and reconnect with loved ones who have crossed the threshold of death. The evening features beautiful cello music by Richard Alton and inspiring reflections by Hannah Roberts based on Rudolf Steiner’s lectures on life after death. You are warmly invited to light a votive candle in memory of a loved one, and if you would like to read a short poem, verse, or reflection aloud, please let us know beforehand to help us plan the programme. To maintain the quiet atmosphere of the evening, we ask that participants arrive and leave quietly, and please note that refreshments will not be served on this occasion.

— Nick and Marion Vane, ASIS Committee

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“The Incarnation of the Logos”

An Epic Tale of Christ’s Coming to Earth

Performed by storyteller Glen Williamson

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Ruskin Hall, Emerson College Saturday 14th November, 7.30 pm – 9pm   Suggested donation £10 – £20

The story of Jesus’ birth, childhood and youth, as you’ve never heard it before. Harmonizing the conflicting accounts of Matthew and Luke,  this saga weaves the threads of many traditions into an intimate but also cosmic drama.

Adam and Eve, Moses, Adonis, Osiris, Isis, Apollo, Krishna, Buddha and Zarathustra . All appear in this sometimes astonishing retelling of the greatest story ever told.

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Based on the Gospels and the work of spiritual researcher Rudolf Steiner and theologians Emil Bock and Edward R. Smith.

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ADVENT SPIRAL

Sunday 6th December 2026, 7.30pm Ruskin Hall, Emerson College, Forest Row

A festival for adults to walk into the spiral, collect their light and join this with many others.

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CAROLS AROUND THE FIRE

Tuesday 29th December 2026, 7.30pm Foundation Room, Emerson College, Forest Row

An evening to enjoy singing carols, conversation and Scottish Dancing led by Alex Wright with live music, delicious refreshments and a log fire

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