Lifelong Learning

Throw the axiom "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" out the door. Lifelong learning is attitudinal; one can and should be open to new ideas, decisions, skills or behaviors at any age.

Come for a lecture. Learn a new skill as a volunteer. Immerse yourself in a weekend of Frank Lloyd Wright. Have a thirst for knowledge?  Fallingwater can help quench it.

Volunteer

If you’re passionate about Fallingwater, we welcome you to consider one of the volunteer opportunities available on-site. We rely on volunteers in countless ways. We invite you to use your skills in a rewarding setting with others who share your love of architecture and the great outdoors in a stimulating and one-of-a-kind environment.

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InsightOnsite: A Unique Experience

Our new InsightOnsite at Fallingwater provides a rare opportunity for adults who seek a fresh perspective on arts and architecture.  The three-day seminar engages the mind, body and spirit while allowing participants to contemplate and experience a masterpiece.  Click here for additional details about this unique experience.

Read and Reflect

Exploring the connections between an architectural artifact and its situation within the larger environment offers a critical point of departure for exploring the dynamic relationship that exists between architecture and site. The interconnectedness between architecture and site becomes apparent when examining not only their theoretical constructions but also, their physical, metaphysical, and sensual dimensions. This approach and the case studies investigated here by Professor John Reynolds, Miami University, recognizes that links between theory, perception, and sensual experience are needed to address the rupture that has occurred between architecture and site, people and place.