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Email PageRichmond & 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!!
Richmond Civic Hall is a state-of-the-art performance facility that hosts performances by regional, national, and international touring artists and serves the region with the "Proudly Presenting Series". Group rates available.
Earlham's rich schedule of public events brings performers and speakers of international renown to Richmond. The Fine Arts Department features student arts and performances. Many of the events are free or include a normal ticket price.
Experience art from around the globe in periodic exhibitions in the Ronald Gallery, Eli Lilly Library.
Admission is free.
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"BBQ for the People!" Great food, fun atmosphere in a beautifully restored 1860 firehouse, hand-painted murals, blues theme and live blues music on the weekends. Outdoor seating available.
Gluten free options available
The Gennett Records branch of the now-defunct Starr Piano Company is well-known for its groundbreaking recordings of numerous jazz pioneers like Louis Armstrong, Hoagy Carmichael, Jelly Roll Morton and Duke Ellington. Once located on the banks of the Whitewater River in the center of Richmond, Gennett Records also recorded many pioneers in other styles of American music. Blues artist Thomas A.
The Lively Arts Series offers up a blend of performing artists, exhibitions, lectures, and forums at little or no cost.
This is a rotating art exhibit featuring works by regional artists with approximately 25 pieces of display at any given time.
Come enjoy beauty and peace, with artwork large and small, silver hearts and jewelry, meaningful words and special gifts, all made by artist Renee Harp.
Overbeck Pottery, produced between 1911 and 1955, is recognized as an important part of our national art history. The museum preserves the creative art of the six Overbeck sisters, who lived and worked in Cambridge City, Indiana. Located inside the Cambridge City Library.
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. Every two years artists from across the United States are invited to submit their work for consideration to be included in the sculpture garden.
Follows CDC Cleaning Protocol
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. This process takes about a week. When your piece is finished, we'll call you for pick up or ship it to you.
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. Richmond Art Museum is the oldest cultural institution in Wayne County and the second oldest art museum in Indiana.
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.