Hours
Hours Tuesday–Saturday: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday: Noon–5 p.m. Closed Mondays.
Start at the Atheneum Visitor Center, then explore historic sites, guided tours, exhibitions and events throughout New Harmony.
Hours Tuesday–Saturday: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday: Noon–5 p.m. Closed Mondays.
The Atheneum Visitor Center is free. Guided tours require tickets.
Choose from Atheneum, Tram, History and Specialty tours.
Explore historic sites, public art and visitor destinations across town.
Discover festivals, lectures, workshops and special programs.
Find information about accessibility, visitor services and accommodations.
Discover the places where bold ideas took shape, from Harmonist homes and communal spaces to landmarks of science, education and architecture.
Atheneum Visitor Center
Church Park
David Lenz House
Maximilian-Bodmer Exhibition
1830 Owen House
Experience Historic New Harmony through seasonal celebrations, lectures, performances, workshops and community gatherings throughout the year.
2 p.m. September 26 | Learn more about Robert Owen and his family, including their influence in educational reform.
Historic New Harmony is more than a collection of historic places. It's a community resource where visitors, residents, educators and researchers come together to learn, explore and share ideas.
Help preserve and share New Harmony's story by supporting events, programs and visitor experiences.
Bring history, science and the arts to life through programs designed for students, educators and lifelong learners.
Plan a memorable experience for your school, organization or tour group with guided programs and special pricing.
Explore the resources, archives and historic properties that support ongoing scholarship and discovery.
Your support helps preserve historic places, expand educational programming and inspire future generations.
Collaborate with Historic New Harmony to create programs, events and opportunities that strengthen our community.
For more than two centuries, New Harmony has been a place of experimentation, discovery and community. Today, Historic New Harmony preserves and interprets that legacy through historic sites, educational programs, research and public engagement.
Get your first look at upcoming events, exhibitions, tours and special announcements from Historic New Harmony and the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art.