Embrace the Sights and Sounds of the Arts
Immerse Yourself in Wayne County’s Vibrant Culture Scene
Discover why Richmond / Wayne County, Indiana are among the state’s most inspiring destinations for arts, culture, history, and creativity. From nationally recognized museums and remarkable collections of American art to colorful public murals, live theater, music performances, historic architecture, and local artisans, every visit offers something new to explore.
Art lovers, history enthusiasts, architecture buffs, and music fans will find inspiration around every corner!
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Black History Trail
Explore the sites that are significant in telling about Wayne County’s Underground Railroad movement as…
Centerville Vietnam/P.O.W. Memorial
A public memorial was built to honor those who served in Vietnam.
Civic Hall Performing Arts Center
Richmond Civic Hall is a state-of-the-art performance facility that hosts performances by regional, national, and…
Clay Township Museum
The Museum features local (Greens Fork/Clay Township), regional, statewide, and International items. There is a…
Cope Homestead History Hike
The Cope family purchased the land in the 1940s. They were motivated by a sense…
Covered Bridges of Preble County, Ohio
Over the years a total of 29 covered bridges were built in Preble County, Ohio…
Downtown Richmond
Downtown Richmond is a jewel of urban renewal where you can visit boutiques, cafes, colorful…
Drive a Scenic Byway – Historic National Road
Follow the migration of the nation. The nation’s first interstate highway, however, was built at…
Earlham Artist & Lecture Series
The Fine Arts Department features student arts and performances. Many of the events are free…
Earlham College
Earlham College is a nationally ranked liberal arts college with a reputation for excellent teaching…
Earlham College Eli Lilly Library
Earlham is a Library of Congress selected depository of government documents.
Earlham College Permanent Art Collection
Experience art from around the globe in periodic exhibitions in the Ronald Gallery, Eli Lilly…
