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The University of Southern Indiana is excited to announce Historic New Harmony鈥檚 annual Heritage Artisans Days, taking place Thursday and Friday, April 23-24. The event will showcase skilled artisans bringing 19th century trades and professions to life, offering attendees an immersive glimpse into how craftspeople once lived and worked in early New Harmony. Students from across the Tri-state region will have the chance to engage directly with the artisans learning what day-to-day life was like during the era.

This year鈥檚 featured artisans include a basket weaver, a blacksmith, a candle maker, a fur trader and a naturalist, among others. To further support educators, educational materials with lesson plans and classroom activities will be available to enrich and extend the learning experience.

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Please note that Historic New Harmony tours will not be available during these dates. This includes tram tours and the daily 1 p.m. tour. However, the public is encouraged to visit and enjoy the artisan demonstrations between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., with afternoons being the ideal time to explore.

For more information on Heritage Artisan Days, visit鈥�缅北强奸.edu/heritage.

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