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 are pleased to announce that the previously postponed performance of Irina Muresanu (violin) and Julian Schwarz (cello)  has now been rescheduled as our opening concert of the season on Sunday, September 21st at 3:00pm. The performance "From Tel Aviv to New York" will feature a violin/cello duo journey featuring music from Israel, Syria, Romania, Austria, Germany, France, including works by Bach, Mozart, Enescu, and Ravel, ending with a premiere by Paul Frucht, an award-winning American composer.