The Kalliroscope Gallery is in the sanctuary of the Old Baptist Church in Groton, Massachusetts.  The congregation moved out in 1970 to build a larger church and Paul Matisse bought the empty church and moved into it in 1982.  The interior was extensively renovated to create a gallery for his work, living space and studio. 

For 36 years, The Kalliroscope Gallery was the venue for Indian Hill Music’s (now Groton Hill Music) prestigious chamber music series. Nationally and internationally acclaimed artists performed in this beautiful intimate space with its excellent acoustics and inspiring artwork.

We have recently resumed hosting intimate chamber music performances once again at the gallery. If you would like to be added to our email distribution list, please let us know.

We look forward to the inaugural performance of the Ulysses Quartet at the Kalliroscope Gallery on Sunday, March 29th at 3pm.  The program will include Debussy's String Quartet in G minor and Mendelssohn's String Quartet in F minor, and there will be an opportunity to mingle with the performers at the end of the concert.

Founded in 2015, praised for their “textural versatility,” “grave beauty,” and rare ensemble chemistry (The Strad), the Ulysses Quartet https://www.ulyssesquartet.com/ has quickly established itself as one of today’s most compelling chamber ensembles. Winners of major international competitions and former quartet-in-residence at GBH Music and The Juilliard School, the group performs with a blend of exuberance, polish, and imagination that brings new vitality to both classical masterworks and contemporary music. With appearances at Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, and leading venues around the world, the Ulysses Quartet offers performances of sophistication, passion, and expressive depth.