Manson Grange #796

Manson Grange #796 The purpose of this page is to bring accurate and up to date information about the Manson Grange to In 1930 a vote was taken to build a new Grange Hall.

The National Grange was established on December 4, 1867 in Washington, D.C. Their Declaration of Purposes addressed a need for unity and civil discourse: “We shall constantly strive to secure harmony, good will, and brotherhood. We shall earnestly endeavor to suppress personal, local, sectional, and national prejudices. We desire a proper equality, and fairness; protection for the weak; restraint

upon the strong; in short, justly distributed power.” These words still guide the Grange today. Manson Grange #796 was organized on April 3, 1923 and boasted 48 members. This was an active group and early projects included preparing a float for the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Parade and a program for the Manson Apple Blossom celebration. Potlucks were held at each meeting, which were held in the Manson Library. The current site of the Manson Grange Hall was purchased in 1936 through community donations and the property was paid in full in two years. In March 1947 the basement was dug and on April 3, 1948 the new Grange Hall was dedicated. Today the Manson Grange remains active in our community. In 1981 the Grange established a Farmers Market that take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays during the spring and summer months. The Manson Grange’s main source of income comes from rental of the Grange Hall. There are two floors and the top floor has a stage. The lower floor has a large meeting area and a commercial kitchen. The Grange Hall is perfect for numerous activities such as public forums, fund raising events, dance classes, Christmas parties, memorials, weddings, private parties and so much more. Contact Sue Lesneister to make a reservation or learn more about our rental policy and cost. You can become a member of the Manson Grange for just $46 a year and there are many volunteer opportunities available. Join us at our monthly meeting the 4th Tuesday of each month starting at 7:00 PM in the Grange Hall.

LINE DANCE AT ROOTWOODRootwood Cider Taproom1731 Totem Pole RoadManson WA Saturday, April 18th2 p.m.- 4 p.m. Dancing out...
04/09/2026

LINE DANCE AT ROOTWOOD
Rootwood Cider Taproom
1731 Totem Pole Road
Manson WA

Saturday, April 18th
2 p.m.- 4 p.m.

Dancing outdoors on the patio!

THIS EVENT IS WEATHER PERMITTING!

Please RSVP

Cheers
Brenda
[email protected]

Only 16 table available for the Manson Grange Garage Sale that takes place May 16. Reserve your spot at the Manson Chamb...
04/06/2026

Only 16 table available for the Manson Grange Garage Sale that takes place May 16. Reserve your spot at the Manson Chamber of Commerce, Thursday - Saturday, 10 to 3. Cash only.

We’ve got BINGO! - APRIL through October - held every third Thursday of the month. Cost is $10 for a ten game pack. Doo...
04/06/2026

We’ve got BINGO! - APRIL through October - held every third Thursday of the month. Cost is $10 for a ten game pack. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. to purchase your cards, socialize, eat snacks, etc. Games start at 6:00 p.m. Join the fun and laughter on Bingo Nights! There are simple snacks available for purchase or better yet, grab some to-go from a neighboring restaurant or winery and bring it with you.

04/02/2026

Save the Date for the Manson One Voice Community Forum on Thursday, April 30th from 6pm - 8pm at the Manson Grange!

You will hear from all of the community organizations of Manson including the Manson Chamber of Commerce, Historic Manson Main Street Association, Manson Community Council, Manson Parks & Recreation, Manson Fire Department, Manson School District, Manson Grange, Village Green, 12 Tribes, Reclamation District and the Manson Library.

April is Grange Month. It is an opportunity to celebrate the service, leadership, and community spirit that define the ...
04/01/2026

April is Grange Month. It is an opportunity to celebrate the service, leadership, and community spirit that define the Grange. The Grange is often associated with farming—and while our roots are proudly agricultural, our purpose has always been much broader. From the beginning, the Grange was built on principles of strong character, community service, and active citizenship.
Those values are woven into everything we do. Today’s Grange continues to honor its agricultural heritage while serving as a place where people come together to strengthen their community, support one another, and respond to the needs of each generation.
The Grange is not just for farmers—it’s for anyone who cares about building a thriving, connected community.

REMINDER!!No ZUMBA this coming week: Tues. March 17th & Thurs. March 19th.Back on schedule Tues. March 24th 9:00 a.m.!Ch...
03/14/2026

REMINDER!!
No ZUMBA this coming week: Tues. March 17th & Thurs. March 19th.
Back on schedule Tues. March 24th 9:00 a.m.!
Cheers!
Brenda
Manson Parks

We had a wonderful time meeting with our friends from the Pomona Grange in Wenatchee! After sharing updates on local Gra...
03/14/2026

We had a wonderful time meeting with our friends from the Pomona Grange in Wenatchee! After sharing updates on local Grange activities, we enjoyed a potluck and the opportunity to connect and strengthen friendship.
The spirit of community, cooperation, and service continues to unite us as Grangers. Together we honor the strength and character of those who built the Grange while working to keep its mission meaningful for our communities today.
A Pomona Grange brings several local Granges together regionally to share resources, ideas, and support for educational, legislative, and community efforts.
Participants included(not all pictured):
Phyllis Coleman, Terrie Carleton, Daniel Avery, Gordan Lester, Bill Cagle, Anne Koenig, Dianne Cook, Debbie Fisch, Dan McCroskey, Mark Fisch, Debbie Conwell, Mr. and Mrs. Auvil, Paul Gray, and Larry Cook.
The next Manson Grange Meeting will be March 24th.

Congratulations to the Manson Grange Youth Fairs leadership team for 2026 that were elected at the February 23rd meeting...
02/24/2026

Congratulations to the Manson Grange Youth Fairs leadership team for 2026 that were elected at the February 23rd meeting.

Left to right, Vice President, Spencer, Secretary, Andrew, Treasurer, Max and President, Claire.

Monthly Grange Meeting ReminderGeneral Grange meetings are typically held on the 4th Tuesday of each month, but February...
02/18/2026

Monthly Grange Meeting Reminder
General Grange meetings are typically held on the 4th Tuesday of each month, but February’s meeting will be held on Saturday, February 21st, at 10:00 a.m.
A potluck will follow the meeting, and we are excited to welcome our friends from the Pomona Grange, who will be joining us to share an update from the regional level.
If you plan to attend the potluck, please RSVP by contacting the Grange at [email protected].
We hope to see you there!

The Manson Grange Youth Fairs will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, February 23 starting at 6:00 in the Grange Hall...
02/17/2026

The Manson Grange Youth Fairs will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, February 23 starting at 6:00 in the Grange Hall.

This program, much like 4-H and FFA is open to youth, five to 19. At the Manson Grange we focus on students five through eighth grade, wish hope they will move into FFA programs and Manson and Chelan High Schools.

If you would like more information contact Norm Manly, 509-293-0225d or drop by the February 23 meeting.

Happy Valentine’s Day to the community we love and appreciate! We are grateful for each of you and the connections that ...
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day to the community we love and appreciate! We are grateful for each of you and the connections that make our community so special.

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157 E Wapato Way
Manson, WA
98831

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