The Apple Hill String Quartet will perform at the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum on Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, from 2pm - 3pm, in a special concert celebrating the intersection of music, art, and Native heritage.
The performance will take place in the museum’s Contemporary Art Gallery at 18 Highlawn Road, Warner, offering audiences an intimate afternoon of chamber music in a setting rich with cultural meaning. The quartet will perform several works including the music of Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate and Ignacio Cervantes.
“We are honored to collaborate with Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music,” said Andy Bullock, executive director of the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum. “This performance reflects our mission to connect people through cultural and creative expression.”
VIP: $80 includes a private reception at 1pm with refreshments, Q & A with a member of the quartet and preferred seating. General Admission: $40. Seating is limited; our last two Apple Hill concerts were fabulous and sold out very quickly. Tickets are available online at https://www.indianmuseum.org/buy-tickets or by calling (603) 456-2600. Tickets available at the door pending availability.
About the Apple Hill String Quartet
The Apple Hill String Quartet is the resident ensemble of the Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music, Nelson, N.H. The quartet performs internationally, directs educational workshops, and leads the award-winning Playing for Peace program, which uses chamber music to build bridges across cultures and communities. Visit applehill.org.
About Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum
Located on ancestral Abenaki land in Warner, N.H., Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum connects people with ongoing Native American cultural expression through exhibits, educational programs, and events. Learn more at www.indianmuseum.org/calendar 603-456-2600
Event Details:
What: Apple Hill String Quartet Concert
When: November 16, 2025 from VIP 1pm - 3pm, General Admission 2pm - 3pm
Where: Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, 18 Highlawn Rd., Warner, NH 03278
Admission: $80 & $40
More Info: www.indianmuseum.org/calendar 603-456-2600