Legacy in Clay: A Tribute to Hay, Herrold, Kemp, Kirchmann and Tuck Lunch-&-Learn
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesCheck out the creative ceramics of Dick Hay, David Herrold, Jim Kemp, Dennis Kirchmann and Richard Tuck, while enjoying a tasty lunch prepared by the Haan Kitchen Krew! Legacy in…
eARTh Day at The Haan
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesExperience a unique collaboration between The Haan and Purdue University’s John Martinson Honors College, taking place on the grounds of The Haan and in the Sculpture Garden. Activities include informative…
Adopt-a-Masterpiece
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesJoin us for The Haan’s annual fundraising event featuring sips, treats, music and (of course) art in the elegant setting of our 1904 mansion. Guests are invited to “Adopt” one…
STEAM at the Museum
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesSTEAM at the Museum is a summer camp to remember, offered by The Haan in partnership with WonderLand Education. Camp runs June 16-20, 2025 from 8:30 - 4:00PM. Cost: Early-bird…
Current Exhibitions
Legacy in Clay: A Tribute to Hay, Herrold, Kemp, Kirchmann and Tuck Public Exhibition
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesLegacy in Clay showcases five significant Hoosier clay artists, now deceased, from the Bob and Ellie Haan Collection. On display will be a curated selection of sculptural, decorative and functional…
Generations Exhibition & Art Sale Opening Reception
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art 920 State Street, Lafayette, IN, United StatesBack by popular demand, the annual Generations Exhibition and Art Sale showcases works by contemporary Indiana artists working in a variety of media. Works are for sale with proceeds going…
Open every Wednesday-Saturday from 1-4 pm.
The Haan is home to artwork by historic and contemporary Indiana artists, including an impressive collection of works by TC Steele and the Hoosier Group. It's all displayed in a historic mansion that was built in 1904 for the St. Louis World's Fair. The collection also includes antique American Renaissance Revival furniture from the 1860s. Outside you can explore the Sculpture Garden and hike on our wooded nature trail behind the museum.
