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Sage & Aera is an indie folk duo combining the songs and instrumental prowess of Sage Cook (Elephant Revival) with the uniquely captivating voice and upright bass of Aera Fox. The duo who co-founded indie atmospheric folk-pop band WE DREAM DAWN in 2014 has decided to lay their hearts bare in a purely acoustic format.
Join us for an evening of music and friends with Lopez’s own Lost Marbles. They will play two sets of their original music and some well-worn covers to help raise awareness and funds for the ongoing restoration of our beloved 121-year-old historic Lopez Island Grange (former Center School).
LOST MARBLES is a group of Lopez musicians playing various genres, including country, folk, Americana, indie rock, and rock music. The group has played in various configurations for over nine years and focuses mainly on original material and a few well-worn covers.
LOST MARBLES are Nick Teague (vocals, percussion, and ukulele), Susie Teague (vocals, keyboards, bass, and percussion), Lisa Geddes (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion, and accordion), Rosie Sumner (vocals and percussion), Justin Jones (guitar, mandolin, bass, and vocals), Geoff Heard (guitars, dobro, pedal steel, lap steel), and Todd Goldsmith (drums, percussion, bass, and vocals).
Tix: Suggested minimum donation for admission is $15 for adults and $8 for youth (Tix at the door). Outside weather permitting. All proceeds benefit the Grange’s building & maintenance fund. 452 Richardson Rd., Lopez Is. WA. More info: lopezislandgrange@gmail.com
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 121-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
Join us for the 3rd annual traditional Maypole Dance at Lopez Island Grange, the historic 1903 Center School.
5 PM - Snacks & Refreshments
6 PM - Traditional Maypole Dance with The Southend Stringband and Caller Tony Mates
Rain or shine. All ages welcome. Free, donations graciously accepted and added to the Grange's building maintenance & restoration fund.
452 Richardson Rd.
Story Story Story is an evening of Lopezians telling true, short stories for our entertainment and reflection.
This month’s theme is intuition or instinct. Come tell us about a time when you had that sixth sense of knowledge and what kind of path it led you down. Arrive with a story in mind or get inspired on the spot, or simply join us to listen. All are welcome.
When: Weds. April 17th at 7 PM
Admission: Donation
Sponsored by: Lopez Island Grange #1060 with Hosts: Jodie Snapp & Grant Carlton.
Jim Page is a renowned singer and songwriter living in Seattle, Washington. He sings of politics and romance, adventure and comedy, tragedy, history, and meditations on life, death, and the absurd. His improvisations are legendary, and if there’s anything to talk about that he hasn’t sung about, it’s just that he was too busy singing about something else.
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
April 13th - Music by Gretchen Wing
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 121-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
March 16th - Music by The Southend Stringband
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
March 16th - Music by MPPACT & TBA
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
Story Story Story is an evening of Lopezians telling true, short stories for our entertainment and reflection. Come to share a story, or sit back and listen. All are welcome. ~ This will be a monthly community and audience participant driven storytelling program on the second Thurs of the month (Jan-April, Oct-Dec) with a common theme uniting all presenter’s stories. Sponsored by: Lopez Island Grange #1060 with Hosts: Jodie Snapp & Grant Carlton.
This month’s story prompt: TBA
Fanny: The Right to Rock reveals the untold story of a Filipina American garage band that morphed into the ferocious rock group Fanny. Fighting early barriers of race, gender and sexuality in the music industry, and now ageism, the incredible women of Fanny are ready to claim their hallowed place in the halls of rock 'n' roll fame.
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 121-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
Feb. 10th - Music by The Lark and The Loon
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
Feb. 10th - Music by Carolyn Cruso
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
Story Story Story is an evening of Lopezians telling true, short stories for our entertainment and reflection. Come to share a story, or sit back and listen. All are welcome. ~ This will be a monthly community and audience participant driven storytelling program on the second Thurs of the month (Jan-April, Oct-Dec) with a common theme uniting all presenter’s stories. Sponsored by: Lopez Island Grange #1060 with Hosts: Jodie Snapp & Grant Carlton.
This month’s story prompt: Courage.
Here are some suggestions to get your story wheels turning.
Describe a time you took a stand against something bigger than yourself.
When was a time you felt like a coward and vowed to act differently moving forward?
When did you realize fortune favors the bold?
Tell us a story when you started to walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
Share a time you willingly faced a fear and it changed your life.
Tell us a time when you failed, and you picked yourself up and tried again.
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 121-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
Jan. 27th - Music by Hawk Arps
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
The Lopez Island Grange #1060 Winter Market is back for 2024 (Jan.-April) with locally produced island farm and food products, Grange history booth, and music! ~ Poster by Brenna Jael & available for sale at the market.
Jan. 13th - Music by Jesse Stout
10-2 PM
452 Richardson Rd.
Come & shop locally, listen to music & visit with neighbors!
Story Story Story is an evening of Lopezians telling true, short stories for our entertainment and reflection. Come to share a story, or sit back and listen. All are welcome. ~ This will be a monthly community and audience participant driven storytelling program on the second Thurs of the month (Jan-April, Oct-Dec) with a common theme uniting all presenter’s stories. Sponsored by: Lopez Island Grange #1060 with Hosts: Jodie Snapp & Grant Carlton.
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 120-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
Award-winning songwriter Diane Patterson subverts the dominant paradigm and sings the world awake with rocking acoustic guitar and ukulele, a mighty pen, and a woman’s voice. Since 1989, Patterson has weaved her original mystic acoustic Americana and unifying stories, planting seeds of love and revolution.
Diane’s 2022 release, Satchel of Songs, was produced by Mike Napolitano (Ani DiFranco, Squirrel Nut Zippers) and featured renowned supporting artists Terence Higgins, Todd Sickafoose, Barbara Higbie, Alice DiMicele, Janelle Burdell, Joe Craven and Ani DiFranco.
Based in Northern California, Diane started her musical journey playing guitar in church as a kid, moving on to blues, reggae, and world music. Her songs honor ancient people and the land and speak of reconciliation and peace while being ever hopeful for a bright future. Garth Thomas of Hollywood Digest remarked about Patterson’s live show, “impassioned delivery, sparkling musicianship, and sharp lyrical skill. A performance intoxicated with the spirit of creation.”
With seven solo records to her credit, Patterson has toured in the US, Europe, and her beloved Scandinavia, where she has spent extensive heartfelt time.
Tickets: $15 at Door
Where: 452 Richardson Rd.
Tempt your fate on Friday, October the 13th at 7 PM for an evening of music and friends with Lopez’s own Lost Marbles, who will play two sets of their original music and some well-worn covers to help raise awareness and funds to support the ongoing restoration of our beloved 120-year-old historic Lopez island Grange (former Center School). In 2023, Center School was listed on the Washington Historic Registry and National Historic Registry, recognized for its significant and unique contributions to Washington State and Lopez Island’s heritage. In the past several years, major building projects have been completed, including an entire exterior paint job, reroofing of the shed, upgrades to the well system, insulation and weatherization of the building, installation of energy-efficient heat pumps, and foundation repair.
LOST MARBLES is a group of Lopez musicians playing various genres, including country, folk, Americana, indie rock, and rock music. The group has played in various configurations for over nine years and focuses mainly on original material and a few well-worn covers.
LOST MARBLES are Nick Teague (vocals, percussion, and ukulele), Susie Teague (vocals, keyboards, bass, and percussion), Lisa Geddes (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion, and accordion), Rosie Sumner (vocals and percussion), Justin Jones (guitar, mandolin, bass, and vocals), Geoff Heard (guitars, dobro, pedal steel, lap steel), and Todd Goldsmith (drums, percussion, bass, and vocals).
Tix: Suggested minimum donation for admission is $15 for adults and $8 for youth (Tix at the door). All proceeds benefit the Grange’s building & maintenance fund. 452 Richardson Rd., Lopez Is. WA. More info: lopezislandgrange@gmail.com
We meet every 1st Thursday at 7 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 120-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
C'mon out and celebrate Summer and feast with your neighbors at the community potluck, and then dance it all off with The Southend Stringband from Lopezzz. All dances are called and taught by Amy Carroll. No experience necessary!
Annual Quilt Show with The Enchanted Quilters & Barn Quilt Raffle - Fundraiser for the Grange’s building maintenance & restoration fund. Winner drawn at the evenings Square Dance with The Southend Stringband.
Lopez Island Grange Presents Foghorn Stringband
Date: Thurs. July 13th
Time: 7:00 PM
Tix: $15 at the door
Note: Show will start promptly as the band needs to catch an evening ferry.
Lopez Island Grange is pleased to present Foghorn Stringband.
“Face it people - there’s Foghorn…and then there’s everybody else.” -Stuart Mason - The Fiddlefreak.
The Foghorn Stringband is the present day gold standard for real-deal hard-hitting genuine old-time American string band music, with eight albums, thousands of shows, over 15 years of touring under their belts, and an entirely new generation of roots musicians following their lead. American roots music is a diverse and never-ending well of inspiration, and Foghorn Stringband continually and obsessively draws from old-time, bluegrass, classic country, and Cajun music traditions in an ongoing quest to present a broad span of American historical music with an unparalleled youthful energy, joy, and virtuosity. The Foghorn Stringband is comprised of four master performers and historians: -Caleb Klauder (vocals, mandolin, fiddle) - From Orcas Island, Washington -Reeb Willms (vocals, guitar) - From rural Farmer, Washington -Nadine Landry (vocals, upright bass) - From the Gaspé Coast, Eastern Quebec -Stephen ‘Sammy’ Lind (vocals, fiddle, banjo) - From Minneapolis, Minnesota Each member of Foghorn Stringband exemplifies the best of the roots music traditions from their respective native cultures.
We meet every 1st Thursday at 6 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 120-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
We meet every 1st Thursday at 6 PM at Lopez Grange 452 Richardson Rd from Feb - June, Sept, October and November.
We're busy planning activities, grant writing, fundraising, and restoring our historic 120-year-old Center School/Grange building so that it can continue to be a vital gathering spot on the island for generations to come. We could use a few more hands on deck! Come to a meeting and see what we're up to. All are welcome!
You’re Invited! Join us in wishing the historic Center School Happy 120th Birthday!
3 PM - National Historic Registry Bronze Plaque Dedication
4 PM - Tradional Maypole Dance with The Southend Stringband and Caller Alex MacLeod
5 PM - Birthday Cake, Open House, Historical Photos & More!
