Groton Hill Music Center was built for intersections. Our home blends art and nature, education and performance, community and individuality. This landmark destination is a 126,000 square foot mass-timber facility designed to welcome guests, patrons, students, and musicians with plentiful natural light, inspiring architecture, and caring people.

1000 SEATS
1000 SEATS

The Concert Hall

The Concert Hall at Groton Hill is a jaw-dropping sanctuary, beautifully tuned to accentuate classical sounds and modern music in ways that demand your attention. Comfortable seating and intimate sight lines bring unforgettable performances to life in ways that simply must be experienced. Plus, you can bring your drink in. It’s all good.

300 SEATS
300 SEATS

Meadow Hall

Meadow Hall is Groton Hill’s testament to warm, cozy experiences. This unique space was built to highlight chamber music, singer/songwriters, jazz, bluegrass, and high-energy, no-frills travelling bands with arched wooden beams, abundant natural light, and comfortable seating. Join us to experience the best in modern acoustic engineering in a hall that envelops guests in sound. 

Amenities

Groton Hill was built with the full concert experience in mind. Start with our ample, free parking. Warm greetings from volunteers will follow, guiding you to the quickest check-in line (and the bathroom). If you’ve reserved a table at Woodland, our farm-first dining experience, serving the best in rustic American fare before performances, you’ll enjoy a seamless table-to-concert experience. Relax against a backdrop of wood, stone, and natural light while enjoying a drink from one of our many convenient concession areas. Find a spot to sit and mingle a bit before being shown to your seat to wait for the lights to dim. That’s when the magic really happens.

We’re grateful to the amazing volunteer photographers whose work you’ll find throughout this website.

Eric Vickery

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Nick Warchol