Join Peggy Taylor for a six-week project, where you can learn to sketch flowers and plant forms while enjoying the gardens and green spaces of New Harmony! Funded by the Indiana Arts Commission, this program offers guided instruction as you observe, record, and draw inspiration from the beauty of Utopia.

No experience is required to attend this free class, and art supplies will be provided. Please call the WMI  to register for this event!

New Harmony music enthusiasts are in for an extraordinary experience with the upcoming performance by the celebrated singer, fiddler, and songwriter Sara Milonovich. Renowned for her enchanting fusion of indie alt-grass, folk rock, and American roots music, Milonovich will grace the stage at the WMI on Saturday, September 13th, at 7:00 p.m.

With a remarkable career that spans diverse musical genres and continents, Milonovich’s journey began at the tender age of four when she first picked up the fiddle. By the age of nine, she was leading her own band, and at twelve, she had already released her debut album. Throughout her illustrious career, she has had the privilege of performing alongside legendary artists such as Pete Seeger, Richard Shindell, Eliza Gilkyson, and Jim Gaudet and the Railroad Boys, further testament to her artistic versatility and talent.

Joining Milonovich for this evening of musical artistry will be Greg Anderson, her accomplished guitarist, producer, and fellow bandmate from the noted group Daisycutter. Anderson himself carries an impressive musical pedigree, having collaborated with a multitude of distinguished artists, including Eileen Ivers, Cry Cry Cry, Cathie Ryan, Doctor Nerve, and The Klezmatics.

The concert will take place in the Maclure Room, creating an inviting atmosphere conducive to an engaging musical experience. Given the limited seating available, attendees are strongly encouraged to arrive early to ensure they do not miss this exceptional opportunity to witness a night of extraordinary music.

Join Peggy Taylor for a six-week project, where you can learn to sketch flowers and plant forms while enjoying the gardens and green spaces of New Harmony! Funded by the Indiana Arts Commission, this program offers guided instruction as you observe, record, and draw inspiration from the beauty of Utopia.

No experience is required to attend this free class, and art supplies will be provided. Please call the WMI  to register for this event!

Monthly Board of Trustees Meeting

Discover a vast selection of gently used books, movies, audiobooks, and more for all ages and interests. This includes both adult and children’s fiction and nonfiction, as well as hardcover and paperback editions.

Discover a vast selection of gently used books, movies, audiobooks, and more for all ages and interests. This includes both adult and children’s fiction and nonfiction, as well as hardcover and paperback editions.

Carl Jung’s groundbreaking ideas are not just confined to psychology textbooks—they live and breathe in the culture around us. From dream interpretation to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, from popular books and mindfulness practices to the stories on our movie screens, Jung’s influence is woven into our everyday language and imagination.  His ideas are developed straightforwardly in fantasy content, storytelling, alternative spirituality, self-help and recovery communities.

This program will explore how Jungian principles surface in surprising ways, with special attention to three films and their central characters: The Truman Show (1998), American Beauty (1999), and John Huston’s 1956 adaptation of Moby Dick. Each provides a powerful lens for understanding shadow, archetypes, individuation, and the quest for meaning. We’ll also look at the enduring popularity of the Myers-Briggs and its roots in Jung’s theory of psychological types.

Join us for a lively, accessible discussion that brings Jung’s insights into focus through the lens of modern culture and timeless storytelling.

Note: You do not need to have attended Part One, but to feel prepared for the event, it would be helpful to watch the movies and take the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

Each Thursday morning, Tamara Allison will read a story and engage in educational activities.

Join Peggy Taylor for a six-week project, where you can learn to sketch flowers and plant forms while enjoying the gardens and green spaces of New Harmony! Funded by the Indiana Arts Commission, this program offers guided instruction as you observe, record, and draw inspiration from the beauty of Utopia.

No experience is required to attend this free class, and art supplies will be provided. Please call the WMI  to register for this event!

Each Thursday morning, Tamara Allison will read a story and engage in educational activities.

Join Peggy Taylor for a six-week project, where you can learn to sketch flowers and plant forms while enjoying the gardens and green spaces of New Harmony! Funded by the Indiana Arts Commission, this program offers guided instruction as you observe, record, and draw inspiration from the beauty of Utopia.

No experience is required to attend this free class, and art supplies will be provided. Please call the WMI  to register for this event!

Join Peggy Taylor for a six-week project, where you can learn to sketch flowers and plant forms while enjoying the gardens and green spaces of New Harmony! Funded by the Indiana Arts Commission, this program offers guided instruction as you observe, record, and draw inspiration from the beauty of Utopia.

No experience is required to attend this free class, and art supplies will be provided. Please call the WMI  to register for this event!