North Bend Sallal Grange #955 - North Bend Washington
N 47° 28.995 W 121° 45.785
10T E 593185 N 5259609
The North Bend Sallal Grange is a small community grange which is part of the Washington State Grange system. We celebrate our rural community, friendship, our love of food, and great music.
Meetings
Our grange holds member meetings twice a month, on the first and third Mondays.
* 1st Monday at 7pm – Business Meeting
* 2nd Monday at 7pm – Lecture/Committee Meeting with a Potluck at 6pm
Location
We are located in North Bend, Washington at the base of Mount Si, just off North
Waymark Code: WMBP9B
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 06/08/2011
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Music! Yeah!
This is what we do.
The first Friday of every month (except August) is Grangestock, our celebration of local talent and music. It starts with an old-fashioned community potluck beforehand at 6pm. At 7pm comes an Open Mic featuring local and regional talent in a variety of genres. Free admission (donations gratefully accepted), free parking, and concessions for sale: the Sallal’s Grangestock is the premier musical event in the Valley.
Our most recent Grangestock featured:
* Monte Lynch
* Benjamin Cesmat
* Greg Morris
* Blade Rogers
* Geirhardt Jorgensen
* Mississippi John Lewis
* Edge of Glory (Featuring Randy, Mike, Kyle & Chris)
* Michael Wallen
* Jessica Lynne
* Adena
* Derek G. Medina
* Tiny Bowling
* T.K. Panni
* Mississippi John
* Jessica & Derek
County: King
Chapter Name (number): #955
Is The Chapter Active?: Yes
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