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.
- Sign up for our newsletter to keep up on what’s happening at the Grange!
- Check out our News and Programs to learn more about what the Grange offers.
- Rent the Grange Hall for your public or private event.
- Check our Calendar for upcoming events or to look for available rental dates..
Upcoming meetings
Tuesday, Apr. 28, 5:30-8:30pm:
General Meeting & Potluck
Everyone is invited to join Grangers and friends at our monthly general meeting!
Come for social time starting at 5:30pm, followed by a potluck dinner and music.
Please bring food to share (lovingly labeled), and your own dishes and utensils. The Grange will provide food made by award-winning Chef Hannah Romanowsky, creator and host of the television series Dancing in the Kitchen. Menu: Appetizers: A VIbrant Spring Board of an array of all kinds of organically prepared dips with crackers and vegetables for dipping. Entrees are: Chicken Coconut Curry & Moroccan Chickpea & Butternut Squash Stew. Donation: $10.
After dinner, our Grange musicians, led by Peter Schurch, will entertain us. Then, we’ll get an update on the state of local agriculture from Evan Wiig of Community Alliance with Family Farmers. We’ll discuss challenges, like climate change and federal cuts to local food programs, as well as find inspiration, from grassroots advocacy in the capitol to celebrations of 2026, Year of the Woman Farmer, as declared by the UN.
The Garden Box Build 2026 at the Grange was a great success!
On Sunday, April 12th, volunteers came to the Grange on a damp day to build 60 garden boxes for people who need them.
Read more about it!
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.
Tuesday, Apr. 28, 5-5:45pm
Produce Exchange
Bring your garden starts to share and produce you might have, too!
Wed, May 6, 7pm: Carbon Conversations: Solar + Battery Box
Repurposed Solar Panel to charge a Portable Battery Box
At this workshop you’ll learn about
• Charging portable battery boxes (PBBs) with solar
• $ saved by repurposing experienced solar panel vs. buying new
• How to test an experienced solar panel.
• What can PBBs power (emergencies and routine use)
• What size PBB is appropriate for you
• What to look for when shopping for PBBs
Not required to have a PBB to participate in the workshop. If you have one, consider bringing it.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
• Purchase and assemble cable and connectors
• Receive a FREE* ~200 watt repurposed and experienced solar panel
*Cable/connector pre-purchase required to receive FREE Solar Panel. No cost to attend and learn if you don’t plan on purchasing a cable/connector.
Doors open at 6:30.
Learn more, RSVP, and reserve solar panel.
The Root Cellar is a pop-up market place held during the Grange monthly General Meeting and Potluck. Grange members, who are farmers and growers, bring in produce, eggs, flowers, or plants that they normally sell elsewhere and offer it to fellow Grangers for purchase.
Come support your local Grange producers and help strengthen our agricultural community. Please bring cash for purchases.
For questions or to reserve a spot to sell: email produce@rahus.org















