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What can you find at the Sebastopol Grange?

Opportunities for community-building and social action, music, food, fun and friendship! Everyone is welcome to attend, participate in activities, or become a member. (It’s not just for farmers!) Learn more about the Grange.

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  • Click on News and Programs tabs above to learn more about what the Grange offers.
  • Rent the Grange Hall. Please text Jeanna Collet at 707-331-4400 for rental inquiries.
  • Check our calendar for upcoming events or to look for available rental dates..

Upcoming meetings

Tuesday, Feb. 18, 6-7:30pm: Business meeting at the Grange (Members only)

Tuesday, Feb. 25 5:30-8pm: General Meeting and Potluck. Everyone is invited to join Grangers and friends at our monthly general meeting! Come for social time starting at 5:30, followed by a potluck dinner and music. The Grange will provide tamales; please bring side dishes or desserts (lovingly labeled), and your own dishes and utensils. Donation: $10.
More information to come.

Have at look at what happened at our last general meeting.

Love Choir

Mondays, 5:30-7:30pm
Love Choir Sing-Along
“Loving the world, one song at a time”. No experience necessary, just show up and sing. Led by Mr. Music, Jim Corbett. Free will donation.

SOMA

NEW DATE: Friday, Feb. 21, 6-8:30pm SOMA General Meeting
Olga from Smugtown Mushrooms (NY) will present Mushrooms + Culture from Greece with a cooking demo! Also on Zoom. Open to the public!

Grange produce exchange citrus

Tuesday, Feb. 25, 5-5:45pm Produce Exchange: Citrus
Bring: citrus, greens, winter squash, seeds. Bring your extra produce to the Grange to share. Anything leftover will be donated.
See the 2025 Produce Exchange schedule at right (or below on mobile.)

Sunday, Mar. 9, Drop by between 3 and 5pm: Sonoma County Seed Swap, presented by Community Seed Exchange, Occidental Arts and Ecology Center and the Sebastopol Grange. You do not have to bring seed to participate. Bring seed you have saved, excess commercial seed, plants, and resources to share. Label your seed variety with date and details on how it was saved. Seed experts will be available for questions. Free.