What’s Happening at The Grange?
There's always something happening at the Grange. Mark your calendar and come join the fun!
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The Grange Celebrates Oktoberfest with Hearth Farm Brats, German Brews, and other traditional classics! |
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Join Slow Food Seattle and the Grange in welcoming the fall with an exclusive farm tour at Hearth Farm followed by a happy hour at The Grange! Farmer Sarah will take attendees behind the scenes to explore how The Grange’s fresh, local fare comes full circle from seed to plate at Hearth Farm. Discover the… |
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Join in the Open Mic fun as Stacy Powell hosts this family friendly event every first Wednesday of the month! Share your vocal and/or musical skills, or just enjoy the amazing local talent, as we all come together over great food and drink! Open to all ages and skill levels. Doors open 5pm, open mic… |
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This popular night of Irish Music is led by Susan Burke and Tony Schuler! The Grange opens at 5pm, with music from 6-8pm. Reservations recommended, please call: 425-788-2095 Free, fun and family friendly! |
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Get in the Halloween spirit with us! Bring your own carving tools and get creative! Free pumpkins while supplies last. Apple Cider and bar menu available for purchase. Free and family friendly! |
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Our friends over at March of the Vegetables always like to have veggie fun, and this time they are hosting a Spooky Pumpkin Walk! Bring your carved pumpkins to the park to participate in this spooky walk. Prizes for the most voted pumpkins! After the event, all pumpkins will be composted at a local farm… |