No. 882 | Ann Arbor, MI
* Renters who use Grange facilities have the option of having their events listed on our calendar, provided their event is open to the public. Such events that are not Grange-sponsored are indicated in the list with asterisks (*).
Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15. FSC-certified - what does it mean? Have you seen the FSC-certified logo on the back of a Patagonia catalog, on your tissue or toilet […]
Maeve Devlin calls to music by Pearl Street String Band. Please bring clean, comfortable shoes for dancing. Introduction for beginners: 7:00-ish. Pay as you can, $10 suggested.
Potluck supper, turkey provided. People who want to participate in the grab bag gift exchange should bring a wrapped gift, suitable for anyone, under $10.
River Abel and John Clark call to music by Pimento Mori. Please bring clean, comfortable shoes for dancing. Introduction for beginners: 7:00-ish. Pay as you can, $10 suggested.
* This event is not sponsored by the Grange, but it is an event using our hall that is open to the public. Drake Meadow calls to the music of […]
Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15. Program: Assessing the impacts of climate change in the Arctic Presenter: Emma Reib Description: Frozen soils in the Arctic are thawing as the Earth's […]
Peter Baker calls to music by Susie Lorand & Friends. Please bring clean, comfortable shoes for dancing. Introduction for beginners: 7:00-ish. Pay as you can, $10 suggested.
Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15. Program: Michigan Distinctiveness Presenter: Larry Kestenbaum Description: Perhaps because we’re somewhat isolated by the Great Lakes, Michigan residents don’t usually realize how unique Michigan […]
Marlin Whitaker calls to music by the Pearl Street String Band. Please bring clean, comfortable shoes for dancing. Introduction for beginners: 7:00-ish. Pay as you can, $10 suggested.
* This event is not sponsored by the Grange, but it is an event using our hall that is open to the public. Martha Vander Kolk calls to music by […]
Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15. Program: Cycling in New Zealand Presenter: Carl Fuerst
Reuven AnafShalom calls to music by Josh Burdick, Brad Battey, and Judi Morningstar. Please bring clean, comfortable shoes for dancing. Introduction for beginners: 7:00-ish. Pay as you can, $10 suggested.