Simsbury Grange is looking to enhance its community service offerings, and is inviting the public to connect and become a part of the planning process.

Simsbury Grange is having a meeting on Thursday, March 29th at 6:00 PM in Program Room 2 at the Simsbury Public Library, 725 Hopmeadow Street, Simsbury Center.  A light dinner will be served. New members and ideas are welcome.  

For more than 80 years, Simsbury Grange has been a strong presence in the local community. The organization has become an invaluable asset to Simsbury and the surrounding towns by being a place where community members can gather, discuss ideas, and make a difference.  

The Grange is the nation’s oldest general farm and community public interest organization.  Honor the farming legacy of this region and find out how you and your family can be a part of the community service and educational benefits of the Grange.  

For more information please contact Barbara Friedland at (860) 413-9567 or via e-mail at bkfriedland@cox.net.  

Simsbury Grange #197 was organized on November 5, 1931.  Today, the group plays an important role in the community, and is best known for its Agricultural Fair each August as well as tag sales, lectures, programs and more.  

Information on the nearly 60 Community Granges in Connecticut can be found on the Connecticut State Grange website at http://www.CTStateGrange.org.