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History
Our gorgeous Georgian-style building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A Gift that Keeps Giving
Edmond Town Hall was a gift from Newtown benefactor Mary Elizabeth Hawley, who named the building after her great grandfather, Judge William Edmond. It served as Newtown's municipal center until 2009, but has always provided a unique space for entertainment, events, sports, governmental, and civic activities. As such, it has been the center of the Newtown's creative community for almost 100 years.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple: to provide unexpected entertainment experiences — live performances, films, community events, and more in a culturally-rich historic setting — for the next 100 years.
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Adventures in entertainment, just around the corner.
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Building Hours
Mon–Thurs: 8am–10pm
Fri–Sun: 8am–11pm
Address
Edmond Town Hall
45 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
Our People
Edmond Town Hall is maintained by a passionate group of people that love the arts, just as much as you do.
STAFF
Gary Lindemann
Executive Director
Lauren DiMartino
Business Manager
Anthony Sartori
Operations Manager
Whitney Giannelli
Events Coordinator
Jennifer Padilla
Bookkeeper
BOARD OF MANAGERS
Edmond Town Hall is vested with the town of Newtown and the building is managed by six elected Board of Managers, who are responsible for the care and maintenance of this iconic building.
Jennifer N. Guman
Chairman
Betsy Paynter
Vice Chairman
Margot S. Hall
Board Member
Armel Romeo Kouassi
Board Member
Herb Rosenthal
Board Member
Marie D. Smith
Board Member
Tenants & Partners
A number of organizations call Edmond Town Hall their home. Others are closely affiliated with us through events or activities that take place on our premises.
