Looking for a last-minute place to enjoy election night with neighbors?
MONTAGUE GRANGE HALL will be open starting at 8:30. We will have wired online access and a projector hooked up to one laptop. If the Internet access is strong enough we'll stream some live video. otherwise we'll listen to WFCR and just load up various stats pages on the screen.
We'll have a hat out for donations to pay for the heat in the hall. Also BYO. Snacks can be laid out in the hall. Come prepared -- the Mini Mart closes at 8:00.
Pass this on to anyone you think may be interested.
ESSENTIAL, ECLECTIC, EXOTIC, EDUCATIONAL & ENTERTAINING ELEMENTS FOR YOUR LIFE & HOME
Moving and Tag Sale - 10% benefits Montague Grange
Saturday, June 30, 9 - 3 (Rain date, July 1, 9 - 3)
33 East Taylor Hill Rd, Montague, MA 01351
Entertainment Unit, Mirrors, Kitchen utensils and appliances, Clothes and shoes. Exotic fabrics and art supplies, Photo frames, Holiday decorations, Gardening supplies, Books, Business and school supplies, Vases, Linens, Electronics, Music
Me too. I play fiddle and am always interested in getting together to jam. I know lots of tunes, but have difficulty coming up with them without prompting. I'm probably about intermediate.
So count me in!
Thanks for responding about the old time jam. You are the first person to respond to the note. I don't have a time, place or frequency to do this thing. I thought once enough of us showed interest we could decide amongst ourselves. I was thinking it would be great to be able to use the Montague Grange. I don't know if it would be free or not at this point but I plan on checking into that part. That's great that you can round up a fiddle or two. I'll stay in touch after giving more people time to respond and check on Grange availability.
VERY interested. I play OT guitar (intermediate level on straight-ahead tunes). I could possibly stir up a fiddler or two. Do you have an evening in mind already? How often? - Susan, Turners Falls
Looking to start an old time music (not bluegrasss) jam. Hopefully there will be intermediate players like me that are interested along with skilled players. I was thinking of a regular get together if possible at the Montague Grange. I am working on my clawhammer skills any other banjos,fiddles,guitars,bases,etc. out there in need of jam time?
Craft Fair, May 12th @ the DayLily in South Deerfield
May 12th, is the first annual Deerfield Elementary Craft Show at The Daylily (Sugarloaf Street South Deerfield- across from the Bank of America), 10 am - 2 pm.
Come see many crafters from our Deerfield Elementary community.
Supports Deerfield Elementary PTA and our local Art Community! Also, The Daylily is a lovely store to visit - see other local artists!
If you're on Facebook, you should like this page and make your best effort to make it to one of these market fairs. Two in February and two in March, at the Grange hall. Like the Mutton & Mead festival itself, this is a fundraiser for the Grange hall.
The Montague Antiques and Vintage Marketplace takes place over four Sundays in 2012: February 12 + 26 and March 11 + 25, from 7:30 am to 1:00 pm.
The markets feature multiple dealers offering a variety of early American and Victorian through mid century antiques and books, all in the beautiful and historic 1835 Grange hall in the village of Montague Center, MA. No plastic crap or cheap Chinese junk allowed!
Vendors welcome - affordable table fees! Contact via the phone number below.
The sale is part of an ongoing effort to keep the historic Montague Grange hall in good repair. Vendor fees support the hall’s maintenance.
Grange Hall, Main Street at the Common, Montague Center
Make gifts, come for lunch, peruse the indoor mini-flea market -- and help raise funds to save the Grange building
Sunday, December 4 from 10 AM - 4 PM
For adults, teens and children
Admission $1
Gifts cost $3 - $10 each to make
Gift making stations will include most or all of the following: rolled beeswax candles and holders -- wreaths -- beaded snowflakes and earrings -- stamped greeting cards -- decoupaged objects -- colored blown glass ornaments -- fleece scarves -- gnomes and fairies -- glass magnets -- shrinky dink ornaments -- gilded acorns -- twig animals -- and more crafts!
Baked potatoes, chili, soup, baked goods and hot drinks for sale
Mini Flea Market - table space for $20
Contact Cindy Tarail cindy@thealchemystudio.com or call 367-0042 to volunteer, secure a flea market table space, or for more info.
Annual Montague Grange Gift Making Fair Corrected Time
Change of time for Fair: 10 AM -3 PM
Please do contact me by Sunday, November 20th to volunteer to help set up, clean up, assist the craft leaders, rent table space to sell your crafts/collectibles, and/or make baked goods for our snack bar.
Grange Hall, Main Street at the Common, Montague Center
Make gifts, come for lunch, peruse the indoor mini-flea market -- and help raise funds to save the Grange building
Sunday, December 4 from 10 AM - 4 PM
For adults, teens and children
Admission $1
Gifts cost $3 - $10 each to make
Gift making stations will include most or all of the following: rolled beeswax candles and holders -- wreaths -- beaded snowflakes and earrings -- stamped greeting cards -- decoupaged objects -- colored blown glass ornaments -- fleece scarves -- gnomes and fairies -- glass magnets -- shrinky dink ornaments -- gilded acorns -- twig animals -- and more crafts!
Baked potatoes, chili, soup, baked goods and hot drinks for sale
Mini Flea Market - table space for $20
Contact Cindy Tarail cindy@thealchemystudio.com or call 367-0042 to volunteer, secure a flea market table space, or for more info.
Seeking crafty folks and cooks for easy fundraiser for the Montague Grange! People of all ages come to the Grange for the day one weekend before mid-December, make gifts at stations led by our town's talented craftspeople, eat a delicious lunch, drinks and snacks made by the neighbors, and walk out with a bagful of completed gifts for their families and friends.
Offer activities like beaded earrings, felted baby booties, hand-blown glass ornaments, and all manner of twiggy, herbal, fabric, up-cycled, and colorful handmade gifts, far less expensive than any participants could buy at the store, for the slew of birthdays and holidays coming up! You can use inexpensive materials; we need you to donate or secure donated materials. We can help with this.
Email cindy@thealchemystudio.com to pledge your craft skills, food donations and teaching time, or for more info. Sign up by the end of this week, October 30th. If we do not have enough crafts and volunteers by the end of the week we will start signing people up for 2012!
Saturday Oct 8, 2011, 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM, at the Montague grange
Colleen Kattau and Some Nice Guys - Colleen is a bi-lingual vocalist and performer whose music is described as "Power and beauty steeping in a fine tea." She’s been featured on Amy Goodman’s Democracy Now and at at the SOAWatch vigils at the gates of Ft. Benning, GA. She’s joined by rising star saxophonist, Jamie Yaman who also plays Native American triple flute and virtuoso and the best bassist in the northeast, Mike Brandt.
A fundraiser for the Friends of the Montague Grange. Refreshments will be available.
MONTAGUE -- The Second Annual Montague Grange Silent Auction will be held in the Grange Hall during Montague Old Home Days, Saturday, August 20th, 2011.
Items up on the block include art and artisan pieces, goods and services, certificates to restaurants and massage, etc.
Viewing and bidding starts at 9:00 am. Come back to check on your favorite items and bid often!
3:00 to 4:00 cocktail hour and opportunity for final bidding.
Bidding ends at 4:00 pm and winners are notified.
To donate items, contact Sally Prasch (413) 250-3405.
Hi all,
This month's Montague Grange meeting originally scheduled for June 1 has been postponed until next Wed, June 8, at 7pm. We hope to have the architect on hand to go over the initial work she has done on the renovation plans.
Cindy Green is seriously ill. As of Friday she was moved from the Cooley Dickinson ICU to Kindred Hospital Parkview, 1400 State Street, Springfield, MA 01109. She is in Room 512.
This is a long-term acute care and rehabilitation hospital. She is too weak to talk on the phone, but cards are welcome.
An outpouring of cards could help as well as boosting both Cindy's and Grace's morale. Also if anyone has anything that is funny and could help Grace distract herself periodically that would be helpful.
Thank you for holding these two dear women in your prayers.
We always have a good time at our dances. Come join us next week on
Wednesday, March 23 for our monthly contra dance at the Montague
Center Grange at 34 Main Street.
The dance starts at 7:30 and ends at 9:30. Admission is just $8 to $10
on a sliding scale.
And as always Beginners are Welcome!
We have David Kaynor as the primary caller accompanied by the Montague
Center Band. Fiddles, flutes, piano and much more. This group is a
classic!This month we are again inviting all kind spirits who would like to try their
skills as guest callers.
We always have refreshments and a very relaxed atmosphere inside the
1839 historic Montague Center Grange.