Richmond Civic Theatre
The Richmond Civic Theatre has been providing quality production since 1952.
Paint the Towne
Newly opened whimsical business in the Depot District! We offer pre-made pottery pieces that you can paint any way you wish! Once your pottery piece is dry, we glaze it and fire it in our kiln.
Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit, I.U. East
The Indiana University East sculpture exhibit features seven captivating contemporary works. The tranquil outdoor gallery is the perfect place to pause for reflection or enlightenment.
Mystery On Main
Mystery on Main will take participants on an adventure across four Main Streets in Cambridge City, Centerville, Hagerstown, and Richmond. Those looking to complete the trail will visit five buildings in each community (20 total) in order to crack the case.
Music Garden
The brand new music garden features three interactive music installations for children of all ages to enjoy. These installations allow you to dance to your own beat as you strum along metal piping, beat on hub caps and more.
Morrisson-Reeves Library
Genealogists and history buffs will find a wealth of information at our modern, spacious library.
Levi & Catharine Coffin State Historic Site & Interpretive Center
In recent years, the Coffin House was ranked by The History Channel as one of the nation’s Top 25 Historical Sites. In 2016, The Smithsonian named the Levi Coffin House Interpretive Center as one of twelve new museums around the world to visit. Voted as one of the top Museums in the state of Indiana by Indiana Office of Tourism Development.
Joseph Moore Museum of Natural History
An Egyptian mummy and giant prehistoric mammals captivate audiences of all ages. Learn about the fossils for which Richmond is world famous. Delight in the educational and fun hands-on exhibits. Gift shop available.
Glen Miller Disc Golf
This course sits in the biggest park in Richmond, IN. It plays through the some of Indiana’s old growth forest, and uses all of the terrain features of the park.
1907 Caboose
1907 CB&Q Way Car caboose historically restored. Restored by The Wayne County Railroaders Association (WCRA). Open at additional times by special request.
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