New Harmony Holidays

This riverside retreat spans 3,465 acres of forests, hills, and ravines along the Wabash River. Hike through diverse ecosystems and connect with the area's utopian history in nearby New Harmony.

This open-air sanctuary by Philip Johnson features a sky-ceiling embracing all faiths and spectacular sculptures. Wander through the serene gardens and contemplate Lipchitz's "Descent of the Holy Spirit."

This intimate gallery showcases thought-provoking contemporary art from emerging and established artists. Explore diverse exhibitions spanning printmaking, photography, and mixed media in southern Indiana.

This striking modernist gateway to New Harmony showcases the town's utopian history through light-filled galleries. Enjoy panoramic views of the Wabash River from the observation deck.

This Victorian-era theatre, once an 1824 communal dormitory, offers intimate concerts and plays amid ornate period furnishings that transport you to 19th-century cultural life.

This contemplative space honours philosopher Paul Tillich with inscribed granite stones and a bronze bust. Wander the peaceful paths among the trees, pausing to reflect on Tillich's profound quotations.

Enjoy a stop at Harmonist Cemetery, a landmark worth seeing in New Harmony. Make some time to visit the cathedral while you're in the area.

Indiana's oldest continuously operating public library houses a museum of historical artefacts and Renaissance art reproductions. Explore the Harmonist wagon, Civil War relics, and curious eight-legged calf specimen.