Old time dance will feature The McNett Country Band
Local Farmers Market at Addison Grange
Addison Grange will meet on Thursday, November 19, at the Addison Community Center. The meeting starts at 7pm with a quick review of past events and ongoing community service, before the main guests speak. This meeting will be called “A Local Farmers Market.”
Several vendors will come to show and sell the goods they produce on their family farms. They will each have a few minutes to describe their business and answer questions. They will each have a small area to display their products, like:
Fresh Milk, Cheese, Apples, Eggs, Bread, Pierogies, Honey, Maple Syrup, Homegrown Meats, Fresh Vegetables, and more. Time will then be given for everyone to go to each area to purchase goods or just chat with the producers.
At this meeting, as always, Addison Grange encourages the public to attend and participate, whether they are members or not. The atmosphere is family friendly; the meetings usually include music and light refreshments, finishing around 9pm. At each meeting, canned goods are collected for the local food pantry.
Addison Grange usually meets on the third Thursday of each month. The Grange is not affiliated with any political party or religion, but is patriotic and reverent. It is not just an organization for farmers, but for the betterment of all rural America.
ADDISON SQUARE DANCE, FRIDAY NOV 20
The Addison Square Dance will be held on Friday Nov 20, from 7 to 10 pm, at the American Legion Hall, on Maple St. in Addison. The featured band will be the McNett Country Band, from northern Pennsylvania. Admission is $10 per person, including refreshments. The hall will open at 6:30pm, and refreshments will be served at 8pm.
The dances are sponsored by Addison Grange and are held once a month from September through June. Usually, the dances are on the Third Friday, so this month will be back to the normal schedule.
The dances include old time country square dances, polkas, country two steps, and some rockabilly dances. Beginners are welcome, and families are welcome; no alcohol is served at Grange functions.
For more information, call or text Pat Kane at 607 738 6877. Follow the Addison Grange on Facebook
