Find out what it took to make a garment in the 1800s as you learn how to weave on a variety of looms during this program with Peggy Taylor, a […]
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Beekeeping 101
How can you make your own honey or create your own honeybee hive to help your gardens thrive? Find out from Kelsey Gerhardt, a fourth-generation beekeeper, as she teaches you […]
Social Alchemy Symposium- Imaginary Cities, The Arts and Healing
* * * Click here for the updated SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE. It includes the Zoom links. To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/social-alchemy-symposium-tickets-154244510483 The Social Alchemy Symposium […]
Adventures Behind the Locked Doors
Urban exploration adventures await you in this new event hosted by New Harmony State Historic Site. Register now to explore locked artifact storage spaces, attics and basements of several buildings, […]
MerryMeeting Show … A Directory Artisans Show
You are cordially invited for a day of meeting, shopping, and conviviality at the Granary in historic New Harmony, Indiana from 9:00 – 3:00, November 6, 2021. This Directory Artisans […]
Black Owenites: Cooperation and the Long Civil Rights Movement
Although not widely recognized, there is a long history of African American experimentation with cooperatives modeled after Robert Owen’s utopian communities. In Mound Bayou, Mississippi, an all-black town modeled on […]
Who was Jane Blaffer Owen?
Join USI’s Historic New Harmony for a virtual Community Conversation that explores Jane Blaffer Owen.
