Harmony was founded* in 2001 as a charitable institution to support personal, artistic and cultural development through Anthroposophically inspired arts, education and community initiatives.

The foundation's work has a home base in Harmony Village, a small community within an old, established orchard sanctuary in the Southern Highlands of NSW. At the heart of the village resides the Harmony Centre, a meeting place dedicated to the visual, social and performing arts, where the activities of the foundation are cultivated.

We aim to cultivate and facilitate various forms of artistic development by providing materials, venues, workshops, retreats, and seminars in the fields of sculpture, music, painting and colour therapy, the art of movement, speech, drama, and puppetry, as well as festival celebrations and performances.

• Harmony – The Dombroski Foundation was founded by George Dombroski (1916- †2007), thanks to his unending generosity, and Francis Mougel, who cultivated the vision of the Foundation.
  

Harmony’s Constitutional Objectives

Harmony - The Dombroski Foundation Limited exists to advance education through:

• fostering spiritual development, spiritual healing and philosophical studies, including Anthroposophy;

• teaching sustainable agriculture through organic, biodynamic and permaculture principles;

• promoting artistic development through workshops, tuition, exhibitions and creative practice in fields such as sculpture, music, painting, speech, drama, puppetry, movement and meditation;

• supporting activities reasonably connected with these educational purposes.