Sallal Grange & Community Hall

Contra Dance – Saturday, May 19th 6pm

larry — Tue, 08 May 2012 23:09:49 +0000

Have you been to our Contra Dances? It's the most fun you can have in a room full of people. COME ON DOWN!

After the Frank Solivan concert, come by the next day to experience Contra Dancing.

Sort of similar to square dancing, but way more fun. Contra is easy to lean, fun to participate in, fun to watch, and a blast for all ages.

Refreshments and real food will be available in the dining area. Suggested $5-$10 donation

Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen – Friday May 18th 7pm

larry — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 05:41:16 +0000

Check it out – Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen to play as part of our Guest Artist program. Doors Open at 6pm.

Extra special guests Down The Road to open.

Tickets – $15 (if you’re a member of our Grange, ask about discounts)

Concessions available. Free parking. Tickets on sale now – contact info@sallalGrange.org

Register for the Dairy Drive

larry — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 00:53:36 +0000

The Grange is collecting Dairy (but not milk or eggs) for the local food bank. The food bank appreciates it, and the people we ask to donate appreciate it. If you (or someone you know) can spare an hour or three to hang out at QFC, please email leah (at) aichele (dot) org. March is covered, but we need people for April. This is a great chance to let people know that our Grange is active in the community, as well as being a pillar of the arts in the Valley.

Grange work for Project Linus is ongoing!

larry — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 06:44:11 +0000

The Grange is continuing to produce handmade quilts for Project Linus! Project Linus provides quilts made with love for children in stressful or traumatic situations.

We meet every other month, on the odd numbered months, on the 4th Monday of the month. Judy (our Chaplin) buys the fleece and the Grange reimburses her.

We make no-sew quilts. We take two identically sized and shaped pieces of fleece , line them up back to back, cut fringe around all four sides, and then tie the fringe together, making a blanket. It’s then sent to Project Linus, a national non-profit that provides hand made new blankets such as ours to children in traumatic situations.

Folks do not need to be Grange members to participate. We need more tools to make these blankets such as mat, scissors, rotary cutter, clear ruler, guide. If you come and you have any of these tools, it would be great if you could bring them. For more information please email chaplin@sallalgrange.org or cwa@sallalgrange.org

Smiling volunteers show off the blankets they made for Project Linus

Help a fellow Granger

larry — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 01:51:02 +0000

Mike Antone, former EC officer, is trying to get to number 1 on Neil Young’s Living With War Today song contest. Click here www.mikeantone.virb.com to find the links to vote. Mike played Tears at the last Grangestock, and it is a very moving song. Please help out a fellow Granger.

Brother Kyle’s Twin Peaks Memories

larry — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 23:54:30 +0000

The Onion’s A/V Club interviewed Sallal Granger Kyle Twede about his iconic restaurant.

Seattle: The diner from Twin Peaks, Twede’s Cafe

Check it out!