Blog Archives
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Red Geranium
The Red Geranium has been Posey County’s, if not the Tri-State’s, premier fine dining establishment since 1964. It’s dinner menu has something for everybody, with its world class steaks and chops, seafood, chicken, and pasta entrees, all cooked to perfection. It’s weekly lunch and weekend brunch menus feature choices ranging from down home, midwest favorites such as biscuits and gravy to international favorites such as Mediterranean Pasta, Mexican-style Quesadillas, and traditional Brit staple Fish and Chips. The Harmonist Omelet, soft cooked with fresh chives, goat cheese and shitake mushrooms captures both the “New” and “Harmony” in a single dish. The wine list is excellent. Continue reading
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Maclure Room for the Dissemination of Useful Knowledge
The Maclure Room for the Dissemination of Useful Knowledge at the Working Men’s Institute (WMI) Museum and Library is a beautiful, historically significant room for a meeting, lecture or other event for up to 50 people. Continue reading
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Ribeyre Center
Originally the home of the New Harmony Rappites, the Ribeyre Center is an old high school gymnasium much like the one in “Hoosiers.” Today, with its capacity of up to 600, it’s a popular spot for all kinds of events, including antique shows, an antiquarian book show, holiday gift extravaganzas, and large wedding receptions. Continue reading
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Posey County Community Center
The Posey County Community Center seats over 500 people, has a full service kitchen and an elevated stage. It’s a great place for large wedding receptions, dances, company meetings or fundraisers. Discounts are available for non-profits. Continue reading
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Murphy Auditorium
Murphy Auditorium brings big city theater and music to small town Posey County. The auditorium an historic performance space that seats about 350 and is used for plays, concerts, lectures and conferences. Built around 1912 by the Working Men’s Institute, it features a beautifully carved proscenium arch, which is a classic theater style that creates a “window” around the scenery and performers. Continue reading
