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6-8 November 2025
fall blues festival
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 for three evenings of Blues and Bluegrass music.
Photo by Deborah Collier
photo by Deborah Collier
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New Harmony Blues Festival – VIP Supper Club at the exclusive Capers Loft
*very limited seating
Nov 6, 2025 | Thursday
6:00-9:30 pm
New Harmony Blues Festival kicks off with a VIP event at the exclusive Capers Loft. Fully catered with an amazing lineup of musicians.
Blues On Fire! Ruth Wyand opening for Bex Marshall Band and special guests
Thrall’s Opera House
Nov 7, 2025 | Friday
7:00 pm
A dynamic evening of original and iconic music by The Bex Marshall Band and special guests with Ruth Wyand opening the show.
Roots On Fire! Greg Douglass opening for Tim Graves and The Farm Hands
Thrall’s Opera House
Nov 8, 2025 | Saturday
7:00 pm
Join us for the third night as Tim Graves and The Farm Hands are joined by Greg Douglass for a night of roots music.
the venue
612 Church Street, New Harmony Indiana
Thrall's Opera House
Originally built by the Harmonists as a communal dormitory, the building was converted to a Victorian theatre in the mid-19th century and beautifully restored to its Victorian elegance.
Past Events
The New Harmony Blues Festival started back in 2024, and got kicked off with the legendary Premiere Event 'Blues On Fire'. View past events on the Gallery page
Thank you to our 2025 sponsors!
- AC Thomas House
- är´tǝ-făkt´s
- Black Lodge Coffee Roastery
- Capers Candy & Cards
- Capers Emporium
- Capers Glassporium
- Lowry Hollow
- New Harmony Golf Car Company
- New Harmony Radio
- Say’s Restaurant
- Hillbilly Rick and the Bluesmobile
the town
New Harmony
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.
