Creative Gateways was a residence before it become a Waldorf school. The founder of the Waldorf system, Rudolf Steiner, described his method of education as “not a pedagogical system but an art – the art of awakening what is actually there within the human being.”
We like to think that that spirit of creative awakening remains within these walls.
The building was owned by artist Mary Fisher, working in paper, fiber and beads, before Creative Gateways arrived in 2016. The purchase of the building was itself a collaborative process; Pilisa’s creative partner was the first to see the space, before she was able to visit in person and confirm his instincts. Pilisa says “I knew as soon as I stepped inside that this was the place for Creative Gateways”.
Even in the richly creative community of Sedona, this place has a special magic to it, which we’d love to share with you.