American Patchwork Quartet live in Newtown

Experience American Patchwork Quartet live on March 13th

American Patchwork Quartet will perform at Edmond Town Hall in Newtown, Connecticut on March 13, 2027. The quartet is known for its unique blend of jazz, classical, and American roots music, often incorporating improvisation and extended techniques. Their compositions frequently draw inspiration from folk melodies and historical American musical traditions, resulting in a sound described as both innovative and deeply connected to the past. The group features violin, cello, banjo, and bass, utilizing these instruments in unconventional ways to create a rich and textured sonic landscape.

Edmond Town Hall itself is a significant landmark in Newtown. Completed in 1935 as a Public Works Administration project during the Great Depression, it was funded largely by a bequest from Mary Hawley Edmond to provide a community center for the town. Designed by Ernest H. Janes, the building is constructed in the Colonial Revival style and has served continuously as a hub for civic events, theatrical performances, and town meetings. It houses an auditorium, meeting rooms, and various community spaces. The Hall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places recognizing its architectural and cultural importance to the region.