
Arts & Performing Arts
Richmond & Wayne County, Indiana's has attracted art lovers from around the globe to come visit. Home to unique galleries, historic theaters, and musical talent, a vibrant arts scene awaits you. You won't be disappointed in Wayne County, Indiana!!
Fine art museum, founded in 1898, featuring Indiana artists and American art including, T.C. Steele, John E. Bundy, Wayman Adams, Wm. Merritt Chase, Robert Reid, Childe Hassam, and Overbeck pottery. Free admission.
McGuire Hall Auditorium Facility Booking Inquiries: 765-966-0256
The Richmond Civic Theatre has been providing quality production since 1952. Recently renovated, the theatre presents musical comedies to classic dramas, youth theatre productions, and alternative theatre.
Richmond Community Orchestra is dedicated to encouraging lifelong musicianship and appreciation of orchestral music in Richmond, Indiana. Membership in the orchestra is free, and is open to musicians of all ages. The orchestra usually performs at least five free concerts a year, and occasionally performs extra concerts for special events or local organizations.
The Richmond Symphony Orchestra is a fully professional orchestra with a 100-voice chorus that has entertained since 1957. The Symphony presents guest artists from throughout the world for varied performances.
Functional and decorative stoneware pottery of high quality. Watch while the unique creations are crafted by hand.
Richmond is home to a collection of Louis Comport Tiffany stained glass windows. Three sites within a five block area offer a glimpse of this magnificent National Art Treasure.