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TICKETS & REGISTRATION

Admission to the Firefly Festival is free. Some activities may require advance registration and tickets.

Close-up macro image of a fuzzy jumping spider with large, reflective blue-black eyes and iridescent mouthparts, standing on a green surface against a soft gradient background of yellow, orange, and red.

All Bugs Go to Kevin: The Jewels of the Undergrowth

Get an up-close look at the incredible world of insects and their relatives with entomologist Kevin Wiener | 1–5 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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A pale green luna moth with long, trailing tail-like hindwings and soft yellow and pink accents, displayed with wings fully open against a solid black background.

All Bugs Go to Kevin: What Flies at Night Program

Step into the mysteries of the night and discover the insects and other winged creatures that come alive after dark with educator and photographer Kevin Wiener | 8–10 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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Wide view of a star-filled night sky with the Milky Way visible as a dense, cloudy band of stars stretching across the image in shades of blue and purple.

Dark Skies and Glowing Nights: Exploring Light, Fireflies, and the Night Sky

Explore the wonder of the night sky and nature's glow with displays on why protecting dark skies matters | 6–9 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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Open sketchbook on a wooden surface displaying detailed pencil drawings of plant specimens, including a pine cone, leaf, seed pod, and botanical notes. Real natural objects—a pine cone, feather, and seed—are placed on top of the page alongside the illustrations.

Draw Like a Naturalist Class for Adults (18+)

Join illustrator Savannah Hoskinson for this hands-on class exploring how to observe and draw from natural history specimens. | 1:30–3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 27; $15/person, class limited to 8 participants.

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Graphic with the words “Firefly Experience” glowing in pale yellow over a dark, wooded background with scattered glowing fireflies; green panels appear at the top and bottom of the image.

Firefly Experience Film

Experience the magic of fireflies like never before with "Firefly Experience," a stunning short film by photographer Radim Schreiber | 8:30–10 p.m. Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages

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Visitors gathered outside the Atheneum Visitor Center in New Harmony during the Firefly Festival, with people standing near tables, sitting on a low concrete wall, and walking along a paved path beside a grassy lawn and canopy tent.

Firefly Festival 5K Run/Walk

Lace up and join the Firefly Festival 5K Run/Walk: a scenic, all-levels race through historic New Harmony and along the Wabash River | 7:30 a.m. Saturday, June 27; $35 until June 10; $40 until race day (deduct $5 for medal-only option).

Outdoor festival scene with a food truck and a pop-up tent set up on a grassy lawn. Several visitors are gathered nearby—some standing in line at the truck, others seated on the grass—while trees and greenery surround the area in the background.

Food Trucks and Booths

Grab dinner, drinks or a sweet treat from a variety of food trucks and vendors gathered at the Atheneum—perfect for a relaxed evening at the festival | 5–9 p.m. Saturday, June 27; Offerings and prices vary by vendor.

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Group of four people standing outdoors at dusk wearing glowing accessories, including neon necklaces and bracelets. The group poses on a paved path with a grassy field and trees behind them, holding glow sticks and rings that emit bright green, blue, and orange light.

Glow Dance Party

Grab some free glow sticks and join the Glow Dance Party while you wait to visit Firefly Theater | 8–10 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Fun for all ages and completely free!

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Illustrated book cover for Millie Fleur Saves the Night by Christy Mandin, showing a young girl standing in a garden at night, reaching up to pull a hanging light bulb while smiling. Behind her is a large, shadowy, friendly-looking creature with glowing eyes, silhouetted by a bright full moon, with flowers and plants surrounding them.

Millie Fleur Saves the Night: Storytime and Craft Adventure

Mandy Scurry will read "Millie Fleur Saves the Night" by Christy Mandin and lead a fun craft activity after the story | 4:30–5:30 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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Historic interior room with wooden plank floors and white walls featuring a simple wooden bench and desk. A wall-mounted rack holds straw hats and garments, while two visitors stand in a doorway at the back of the room looking into another space.

New Harmony History Tour

Curious about New Harmony's utopian past? Join a 2-hour guided History Tour and explore the town by tram and on foot, with stops inside historic buildings and sites | 1 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday; Ticket prices vary.

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Group of five people seated and standing around a white open-air tram parked on a paved surface, with grassy fields and trees in the background. Several of the individuals are seated inside the tram while one stands nearby, and the vehicle is positioned outdoors under daylight.

New Harmony Tram Tour

Sit back and enjoy a 45-minute tram tour through New Harmony, featuring historic sites, local favorites and a quick introduction to the town's 200-year story | 10 and 11:15 a.m., Tuesday–Saturday; Ticket prices vary.

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An exterior view of the New Harmony art gallery, with the current exhibit name on the window

Paint & Jam at the NHGCA

Create your own glow-in-the-dark t-shirt while enjoying live music by Just Wing It (2:30–3:15 p.m.) | 2–4 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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Person standing outdoors on grass, holding up a small clear case containing an orange-and-black insect toward the camera. The person wears a straw hat, vest, and boots, and is positioned below the camera angle, with trees and greenery in the background.

The Life and Times of Thomas Say

A talk on naturalist Thomas Say by Randy R. Patrick | 3:30 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Free.

Audience seated in a small theater watching a presentation projected on a large screen showing a firefly and the text “Say’s Firefly, Pyractomena angulata. Enjoy the show!!!” A presenter stands at the front near a podium while attendees sit in tiered seating facing the screen.

Thomas Say: Frontier Scientist

Step into New Harmony's past with "Thomas Say: Frontier Scientist," a lively 20-minute performance that brings the story of the town's pioneering naturalist to life | 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 27; Free and open to all ages.

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Gravel walking path leading into a wooded area at dusk, bordered by grass and dense trees on both sides under a dim blue evening sky.

Tram Rides (5-10 Minutes)

Hop aboard the tram for a ride around New Harmony to view Thomas Say's grave, learn about fireflies, and scope out the best firefly viewing spots | 6–10 p.m., Saturday, June 27; Fun for all ages and completely free!

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Plush blue crocheted firefly toy beside a 缅北强奸 eagle mascot plush wearing a red shirt.

缅北强奸 Alumni Engagement Welcome Table

缅北强奸 Alumni are invited to stop by the Alumni Engagement table to enjoy a special giveaway as a thank-you for being part of the 缅北强奸 community | 5–8 p.m., Saturday, June 27

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