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6-9 November 2025
fall blues festival
Two nights of blues, a night of bluegrass, and a jazz brunch on Sunday!
The New Harmony Blues Festival presents Bex Marshall Band, Greg Douglass, Ruth Wyand, Tim Graves and the ‘Farm Hands’ – Don Wayne Reno, Jimmy Haynes and Terry Eldredge.
Photo by Deborah Collier
photo by Deborah Collier
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10 May 2025
MAMA’S GOT THE BLUES
In this fantastic event on 10 May 2025, Ruth Wyand brought to life the extraordinary contribution that these women made to Blues.
On behalf of the New Harmony Music Festival we want to express our heartfelt appreciation for your support of the New Harmony Music Festival production of Mama’s Got the Blues with Ruth Wyand on Saturday, May 10, 2025. Say’s Blues & Brunch with Ruth Wyand, Karl Dion Dixon and Erin Bode at Say’s Restaurant on Sunday, May 11, 2025
Attendees enjoyed both events and we couldn’t have done it without all the community and sponsor support.
Thank you to our 2025 sponsors!
- AC Thomas House
- är´tǝ-făkt´s
- Black Lodge Coffee Roastery
- Backbeats Music Store
- Capers Candy & Cards
- New Harmony Radio
- Meisberger And Associates Real Estate
- Capers Emporium
- Capers Glassporium
- Lowry Hollow
- Say’s Restaurant
- Round Barn Music LLC
- Andy Batt Photography
- Corey Folz
- New Harmony Golf Car Company
- Working Men's Institute, Museum and Library
- Studio Kirsch Design, Bay of Islands, New Zealand
- Hillbilly Rick and the Bluesmobile
- New Harmony Wine and Liquor
- New Harmony Gallery of Modern Art, University of Southern Indiana
- River Basin Blues Society
9 November 2024
BLUES ON FIRE – FESTIVAL PREMIERE EVENT
NEW HARMONY – DESTINATION TOWN
This is not just another quaint small town. It’s a thriving, walkable village, purpose-built in 1814 on strong convictions and wild ideals. An extraordinary National Historic Landmark District on an idyllic bend of the Wabash River. The site of multiple social experiments based on both religion and science. The modern village is a mix of contributions made by 200 years of artists, reformers, scientists, educators, and fans of this early American center for equality.