Three in One Spring Sale! Flea market, plants and baked goods, all in one place! Browse for those treasures you've been looking for: kitchenware, household goods, art, linens, accessories, small furniture, gifts. Delicious baked goods will be for sale, as well as perennial and annual plants.

Donations of items will be accepted at the Grange: Flea Market items on Sat 5/16 Noon-1:30PM; Tues 5/19 1PM-3PM or by appointment - contact copakegrange@gmail.com; Plants on Fri 5/22 2PM-4PM. Baked Goods on Sat 5/23 8AM-8:30AM.

Please first check: the list of acceptable donation items, and instructions for baked good here.

Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.

Join us for an evening of cabaret as Ilana Meredith (vocals), Joe Rutkowski (piano & accordion), and local historian Jim Mackin present a curated selection of narrative-driven songs from Cole Porter, Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers & Hart, John Kander and Kurt Weil. Jim Mackin’s commentary will help us uncover the poignant tales woven into every melody. This performance is sponsored in part by Stewarts Shops and the Ackerman Foundation. Tickets $20 at the door, or pay what you can.

This monthly members' meeting conducts the business of the Grange and its committees, inducts new members, and sets priorities for the future. Open to all members, and those who have previously applied for membership. This meeting will be in-person at Grange hall. Look for an email from the Secretary regarding online participation.

Join us for a special edition as Open Mic Night meets Poetry! The Grange's traditional monthly open mic will feature poetry this month to celebrate the completion of the National Poetry month of April. All are welcome to perform - songs, stories, skits, readings, etc.- or read a poem of your own or of a poet you admire. Or just come to listen and be inspired. Co-sponsored by Copake Grange and the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. This event is Free.

Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.

In honor of Earth Day, the Copake Conservation Advisory Committee and Copake Grange present a special movie screening: “The Little Things that Run the World”. (See the trailer here.) The smallest of creatures – insects – hold the fabric of all life together. But insects are declining at an alarming rate throughout the world, threatening ecosystems with collapse. The movie tries to untangle the mysteries as to why something so ubiquitous could be on the cusp of disappearing entirely. Special guest John Jasmin of Bash Bish Honey in Copake Falls will demo a live beehive & bring honey for purchase. Runtime: 105 minutes. This event is Free.

The Copake Grange, the Town of Copake Conservation Advisory Committee with the Mohican Allyship Committee are please to announce the screening of “Burying the Hatchet - The Tom Quick Story”, followed by a Q& A with the filmmakers. (See the trailer here.) The movie tells how one largely white community and disenfranchised tribal leaders worked together to reconcile the past and forge a shared path forward based on trust, friendship and an inspiring and healing vision of the future. This event is free, donations accepted.

Our April monthly meeting will begin at 9:00 am with a buffet breakfast to mingle and socialize with new and long-time members. Full breakfast will be available buffet-style. At 10:00 am, our regular monthly business meeting will begin. For remote participation, look for an email from the Secretary regarding how to connect online via Zoom.

An event specifically for farmers and farm owners. Come join in for an evening of drinks, food and conversation. We'll discuss an exciting grant opportunity and the next steps in creating a sustainable farming future. For more info, call 518-329-0384. Please RSVP to copakegrange@gmail.com by April 5. This event is Free.

In person at Grange Hall! All are welcome to perform - music, stories, skits, readings, poetry, dance, songs, etc. Or you can just come to relax and be entertained. This is a great venue for both beginning and veteran performers. This event is Free.

Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.

It’s the long awaited return of our famous & highly popular Traditional Corned Beef and Cabbage dinner! Enjoy corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, plus soup and salad bar, Irish soda bread and dessert.  There will also be plenty of vegetarian choices. Dinner is $15. Seating is limited, and reservations are recommended. Please RSVP online to reserve your seat at this link. Or email info@copakegrange.org

This monthly members' meeting conducts the business of the Grange and its committees, inducts new members, and sets priorities for the future. Open to all members, and those who have previously applied for membership. This meeting will be in-person at Grange hall. Look for an email from the Secretary regarding online participation.

Join us for our Classic Film Series screening of "Cinema Paradiso”. This 1988 Italian-French coming-of-age comedy-drama, starring Phillipe Noiret and Jacques Perrin, directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, won several Academy Awards. Watch the trailer here. Young Salvatore forms a lifelong bond with Alfredo, the projectionist at the local cinema in a small Italian village. The story follows Salvatore from childhood to adulthood, tracing love, ambition, and nostalgia for cinema and community. Grange Classic Film Series organizer, Lenny Barham, will provide commentary and lead discussion about the film. Bring an Italian-inspired dish to share & stay for dinner after the movie! Made possible in part by Stewart’s Shops & The Ackerman Foundation, Inc. Movie by donation.

In person at Grange Hall! All are welcome to perform - music, stories, skits, readings, poetry, dance, songs, etc. Or you can just come to relax and be entertained. This is a great venue for both beginning and veteran performers. This event is Free.

Chase those winter blues away, and hit the floor to dance! You can create the play list by submitting favorite dance tune suggestions at: https://tinyurl.com/WinterDanceAtTheGrange. Refreshments will be served. Free to attend, $5 suggested donation. Why not bring a shelf stable item for the Roe Jan Food Bank?

An exciting evening of music from some of the area’s most talented musicians — from rock to blues, country to folk, improvisation to new wave. Slink Moss will be hosting a fantastic line-up featuring Michael "Chops" LaConte, Seth Fallon, Vicky Vitello, Copake Lake’s own Lake Foundation, with a special appearance by “The Bone Collectors.” Last year’s event sold out, so don’t miss it. Made possible in part by Stewart’s Shops & The Ackerman Foundation, Inc. Tickets $20 at the door (or pay what you can).

Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.

Bring your favorite dish for a mid-winter potluck supper. Afterward, we'll play games, so bring your favorite games: cards, board games, word games, or, if you don't like games, some drawing materials. Sponsored in part by Stewart's Shops and the Ackerman Foundation. This event is free.

An event specifically for farmers and farm owners. Come join in for an evening of drinks, food and conversation. Get to know your farmer neighbors a little better. This will also be a forum to discuss your goals, challenges, successes and concerns. Tell us how the Grange might help farming become more sustainable? For more info, call 518-329-0384. Please RSVP to copakegrange@gmail.com by February 6. This event is Free.

This monthly members' meeting conducts the business of the Grange and its committees, inducts new members, and sets priorities for the future. Open to all members, and those who have previously applied for membership. This meeting will be in-person at Grange hall. Look for an email from the Secretary regarding online participation.

In person at Grange Hall! All are welcome to perform - music, stories, skits, readings, poetry, dance, songs, etc. Or you can just come to relax and be entertained. This is a great venue for both beginning and veteran performers. This event is Free.

Join us for an afternoon of engaging solos, duets & trios for clarinet & piano. Robert Dembo (clarinet), Stephen Poppel (clarinet) and Natalia Shevchuk (piano) perform works by Mozart, Mendelssohn & others — with some Klezmer & soundtrack selections thrown in! This program is made possible in part by Stewart’s Shops and The Ackerman Foundation, Inc. Tickets $20 at the door, or pay what you can.

Cancelled Due to Snow. Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.

Come one, come all, to our favorite winter event - the great Chili Cook-off!  Spice up your evening with a delicious variety of chilies. If you are in the mood for cooking, bring your favorite chili in a large crockpot. If you're in the mood for eating, there will be plenty to eat in or take out. Prizes will go to the favorites. Sponsored in part by Stewart’s Shops and The Ackerman Foundation. Free admission. $5 eat in or take out.

Note New Time. The January monthly meeting will begin at 8:30 am with a buffet breakfast to welcome the many new members who have joined the Grange recently, and socialize with long-time members. Full breakfast will be available buffet-style. At 9:30 am, our regular monthly business meeting will begin with the induction of new members. For remote participation, look for an email from the Secretary regarding how to connect online via Zoom.

In person at Grange Hall! All are welcome to perform - music, stories, skits, readings, poetry, dance, songs, etc. Or you can just come to relax and be entertained. This is a great venue for both beginning and veteran performers. This event is Free.

Everyone's welcome to join in for an afternoon of creative music making - just for fun, join the jam! Bring an instrument, bring a song, bring your singing voice, and join with others in our music jam. For more info, contact Lenny Barham at lennybarham@gmail.com If you’re new to jamming, check this link out for info! This event is free; donations are welcome.