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pattenburg house
Founded in 1872, The Pattenburg House is a Hunterdon County landmark with deep roots in New Jersey’s music and hospitality scene. Located just minutes from Clinton, this historic roadhouse has been a welcoming stop for travelers, locals, and artists for over 150 years.
More than just a restaurant and bar, The Pattenburg House has been hosting live music for over a century, making it one of the region’s most storied venues. Its stage has supported generations of musicians—from hometown heroes to nationally touring acts—earning a reputation as a cherished gathering place for lovers of live performance.
With its inviting, no-frills vibe, hearty comfort food, and strong community spirit, The Pattenburg House remains a place where music and memories are bountiful and the vibe is always high.
As the proud presenter of the Soulstice Music, Art, and Film Festival, The Pattenburg House continues its legacy of fostering creativity, connection, and culture—one show, one meal, and one unforgettable week at a time.
peace lovemusic movement
Founded with the belief that music is a force for unity, healing, and social connection, the Peace Love Music Movement is more than just a name—it’s a mission. Created by artists and advocates who understand the power of live performance to bring people together, this grassroots initiative is dedicated to cultivating spaces where creativity, compassion, and community thrive.
At its heart, the Peace Love Music Movement supports independent musicians, small venues, and local culture by producing live events that celebrate authenticity, diversity, and artistic freedom. From intimate songwriter showcases to full-scale festivals, every event is designed to spark joy, build community, and amplify the voices of those who have something meaningful to say.
Through partnerships with venues like The Pattenburg House and projects like the Soulstice Music, Art, and Film Festival, the movement continues to grow—connecting people through shared experiences and a collective love for the arts.
Peace. Love. Music. It’s more than a motto—it’s a movement.