Our Barn Dances for the 2011-2012 season are underway. The next dance takes place on Saturday, February 18th at 7 pm. Great fun for singles, couples and the entire family. Whether you’re a newcomer or seasoned veteran, Alan Ede will acquaint us with variety of dances, including square dancing, line dancing, polkas, waltzes and the foxtrot. Live music provided by The Old Time Fiddlers. Admission is free, as are the refreshments served downstairs in our renovated kitchen and dining area. Donations, accepted in the lobby, are always welcome.
The Grange is a grassroots, non-partisan, non-sectarian, fraternal organization with its roots in agriculture. Although the Grange was originally an organization of farmers, it has evolved to include people from all walks of life who have a common goal to make our world a better place to live.
Established June 11th, 1936
The members of the Spencer Creek Grange are your neighbors, and include families who have lived here for generations as well as newcomers to the area. A shared love of agriculture, the natural world, and rural society unites us. Stop by for a meeting…
a friendly welcome awaits you!
Meetings
Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month. You are also invited to attend one of our Community Potlucks, an informal gathering during which you’ll have an opportunity to eat scrumptious food, hear presentations given by informative guest speakers and catch up with what’s new in your community. The potlucks take place once every three months and begin at 6:00 p.m.
Activities and Events
The Grange has become the venue for a growing number of fun and informative events. These include the Spencer Creek Community Growers’ Market, our annual Very Berry Pancake Breakfast and Grange Pancake Pedal, our popular Barn Dance series and the unimaginably spookiest Haunted House you’ll ever experience.
Contact Us
We can be reached by Email or you can write to:
Spencer Creek Grange No. 855
PO Box 25425
Eugene, OR 97402
The Spencer Creek Grange Hall is located at 86013 Lorane Highway at the corner of McBeth Road in Eugene. To learn how to get to the Grange, you can use this Google Maps link
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