About

The National Grange (officially The Order of the Patrons of Husbandry) is a secular, non-partisan, fraternal organization founded in 1867. It is the oldest American agricultural advocacy group with a country-wide scope.

Sadly the 14-carat gold pins and secret handshakes of yesterday are gone, but the rural advocacy, neighborhood networking, and fun times continue. Plus here in Chimacum, we have a great hall and an extra-fabulous community.

Local History

Grange history at the state and county level is impressive. Who knew we were such the rabble-rousers? The Grange throughout the country, but especially in Washington State, was more progressive and influential than many of us today realize. They got stuff done! Did you know...

Rent the Hall

A charming historic building built in 1932, the Chimacum Grange is available to groups and private individuals for rent. Book your next event here! The rental space includes the upstairs performance hall which seats 70 with a full stage, backstage, stage curtain and newly-tuned piano. Downstairs is a conference room with restrooms and a non-certified kitchen. Outside there is a lawn and parking for 40 cars. Our rates and procedures have recently been simplified.

Events

A public Grange meeting is held monthly, usually beginning with an optional potluck and mingling, followed by a presentation and discussion of topics of interest. Join our mailing list to get a monthly notification and check out meeting details here. The Grange and others sponsor a variety of other public events. Click here for a current calendar of upcoming dances, classes, meetings, performances brought to you by our community.

Get Involved

Chimacum's Grange Building is a cherished community asset which several individuals are trying to revitalize and steward into its second century. There are many ways to get involved: Rent the Hall, Attend Events, Become a Member, Volunteer, Donate, or help us plan and celebrate the Grange Centennial this summer.