Ramona Grange632

04/23/2026

Sustainable Ramona Earth Day Festival this Saturday April 25

Click here to see what to see vendors and for more information
https://sustainableramona.org/exhibitors/

The Ramona Grange will be there with free seeds, plant starts and information about plants.

What is the Earth Day Festival?
A family-friendly day of learning, local vendors, kids’ activities, music, and hands-on demonstrations.
The public is invited. A donation of $10 is asked for adult admission; children are free.

April 25, 2026 – 11 am to 4 pm
Begent Ranch: 18528 Highland Valley Rd., Ramona
Attendees are advised that the location at Begent Ranch can be difficult walking in some areas as this is a working ranch.
NO PETS PLEASE.

03/14/2026

Mark your calendars!
If you missed the free seeds and starts at the Ramona Heritage Museum today, The Ramona Grange will be participating in the Sustainable Ramona Earth Day Festival on Saturday April 25th with more free seeds and starts.

Tomatoes
French Marigolds
Beets
Lettuce
Squash
Amaranth
Eggplant
Peppers
Watermelon
Etc and even mushroom compost from local Ramona Indian Iron Farms.

Hope you can make it!

03/14/2026

FREE SEEDS AND STARTS
Tons of cool seeds!
Today Saturday March 14
Ramona Heritage Museum
645 Main street
2 hours only
10am to noon
See you soon!

03/13/2026

Reminder, the Ramona Grange volunteers will be there and have plenty of seeds and starts 🌱🌱for this event.
Many packed by youngsters from Ramona. 🥰.

03/10/2026

The Ramona Grange will be at the Old Timey Seed Swap this Saturday, March 14th from 10 to 12pm with free seeds.

Milo and Silas and more Ramona youngster helped to put seeds in envelopes and plant seedlings this past month. Little hands, big hearts!

We hope to see you there!

Ramona Heritage Museum
645 Main Street
March 14, 10am to 12pm

03/01/2026

Earth Day Festival April 25th! Come by and see us and all the other organizations that will be there!

We’d like to offer a big welcome to Ramona Grange632 to this year’s Earth Day Festival! 🌎 What does the Grange do? Is it just for farmers? Ask 100 Grangers and you’ll get 100 answers!

Here in Ramona, the Grange is all about farming and ranching, family, community, education, sustainability, and supporting a healthy rural lifestyle. They’re passionate about where our food comes from and how it’s produced.

02/12/2026

Sharing

The Board of Supervisors has approved changes to the County Zoning Ordinance that allow amplified live music at boutique wineries—small-scale operations that sell wine and offer public tasting areas.

Officials say the update will strengthen the rural economy and workforce, helping boutique wineries remain financially sustainable amid challenges such as drought, high water costs, and economic uncertainties.

More details at the link in the comments.

02/11/2026

🌱 Ramona farmers and gardeners—now’s the time to start seeds indoors! 🌱
Getting summer veggies going inside gives them a strong head start before heading out to the garden. In our Ramona climate, starting seeds indoors means sturdier plants and earlier harvests ☀️

🍅 Tomatoes & peppers
🥒 Squash & cucumbers
🌿 Herbs

All they need: a sunny window, a little warmth, and consistent moisture.
Start small now, enjoy big harvests later! 🌱💚

01/29/2026

The Ramona Grange will be at the seed swap hosted by the Ramona Guy B. Woodward Museum in March.

If you've never been to the museum, there's so much historical items to look at, the kids will learn a lot !

Stop by and say hi, check out the fabulous museum and pick up some seeds!

01/08/2026

Why the Ramona Grange Matters

The Ramona Grange isn’t just a building—it’s a place where our community comes together! From our weekly Farmers Market to holiday events, workshops, and youth programs, the Grange supports local farmers, artisans, and families.

It’s a hub for learning, volunteering, and celebrating Ramona’s history and culture. Whether you’re shopping for fresh produce, joining a craft fair, or helping out with a community project, the Grange is where neighbors connect, support each other, and keep our town’s spirit alive.

Come visit and see how you can be part of the community at the Grange!