SPACE RENTALS

HISTORY

We look forward to welcoming you to Middlebury Community Music Center at the Historic Middlebury Community House for your next meeting, party, or rehearsal. The Middlebury Community House was built in 1816 -1817 as the residence of Horatio Seymour, an influential U.S. politician and was later gifted to the town in 1938 by Seymour’s great granddaughter Jessica Stewart Swift and great grandson Philip Battell Stewart for the use and benefit of the people of the Town of Middlebury. The house, with seven rooms and a basement, features an exquisite winding staircase in addition to many intricate and ornate original detailing.

SPACES AVAILABLE FOR RENT

All of our studio rooms (Salon, Parlor, Allemande, Sarabande, Minuet) as well as our kitchen, basement, and office are available for rent for your meetings, events, or music rehearsals…etc.

Details regarding room specifics, capacity, and price can be found by clicking on our Space Rental Form below.

Please note that our pianos are maintained on a regular basis, and they cannot be moved out of the rooms or repositioned within the room. It is possible to move tables and chairs into the rooms for meetings. Rooms are generally not available weekdays between 3:30 - 6 pm during the Academic Year. We do not accept space rentals for non-MCMC music lessons. 

Please email Program Assistant Lily Webb, lily@mcmcvt.org for any further questions, or for photos of the spaces.

Photo (building interior): Caleb Kenna