Fourth Friday Open Dance
All ages welcome. Adults $10, couples $15; Grange members receive $5 off. Children under 13 are free. Cash and cards accepted.
Pullman, Washington · serving our community since 1899
Where do·ers belong.
Grange isn’t a building—it’s a place where people gather and become family. We welcome people who care about agriculture, community, and getting useful things done.
A place to belong and contribute
Community grows when people pitch in.
Rooted in fraternity and cooperation, the Grange brings together do·ers—people who imagine what could make life better, roll up their sleeves, and help make it happen. Through events, education, and partnerships, we meet local needs and cultivate community.
Our intergenerational approach means the whole family is welcome. Adults and young people age 13½ and older may apply for membership, and children ages 5–13 can join Junior Grange. You do not have to be a farmer; producers and consumers who care about agriculture both belong here.
Welcome to the Grange
Our newest members
- David Little
- Cameron March
- Jared Schlapia
- Ashley Childers
- Jacob Tossell
- Anna Hall
- Aaron Little
National recognition
Whelan–Ewartsville is a 2026 Distinguished Grange.
Whelan–Ewartsville was one of 58 Granges nationwide honored for work completed from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026. Nearly 1,700 Junior, Community, Pomona, and State Granges currently operate in 36 states.
Now in its 17th year, the Distinguished Grange program recognizes Granges that put the organization’s values into practice through community service, strong communication, meaningful programs, advocacy, membership growth, leadership development, and steady local involvement.
“This is an accomplishment each of them should be incredibly proud of because it represents the work their members have put in throughout the year to strengthen their Grange and serve their communities.”Christine Hamp · National Grange President
On the calendar
Come as you are.
Great Zucchini Race & Squash Hunger Baking Contest
Baking entries are accepted from 8 a.m. to noon. Racer check-in begins at 10 a.m.; the first heat is at 10:30, judging at noon, our Free Community Hub Pantry dedication at 1:30 p.m., and the benefit auction at 2 p.m. All auction proceeds benefit local food banks and pantries.
Pre-register an entryJoint Fellowship & Meeting
Whelan–Ewartsville and Pine Grove Granges gather for a spaghetti potluck at 6 p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m. North & South Palouse and Wilcox Granges are also invited. Open to all.
Cozy Costume Halloween Dance
An all-ages Halloween dance with snacks and prizes for the best costumes: ages 14+, children 13 or younger, coordinating duos, and coordinating groups or families of three or more. Children under 13 are free; adults $10, couples $15, and Grange members receive $5 off. This replaces the regular October fourth-Friday dance.
Friendsgiving & Fun
Grange members and their invited guests are welcome for food, fellowship, and games. Bring something for the bounty; a SignUpGenius potluck sheet will be available soon. This gathering replaces the canceled Nov. 27 dance.
Happiness Is Handmade Holiday Craft Fair
Shop handmade gifts and meet local makers at our second annual holiday fair. Free pictures with Santa are available for everyone—including pets.
Apply to be a vendorThe Grange Digital Recipe Shelf
Recipes worth keeping—and stories worth passing on.
Celebrating Squash is the first collection on a growing digital shelf of practical, searchable recipes presented by Granges and their members. This first release is presented by Whelan–Ewartsville Grange No. 114, leaving room for other Granges to share collections of their own.
Search 250 recipes available today by squash, meal type, cooking method, dietary needs, and major allergens. The collection also includes cooking and preservation guidance and educational features that help cooks use garden abundance well.
Celebrating Squash
250 searchable recipes for zucchini, summer squash, winter squash, and pumpkin.
Apples
Recipes for another crop deeply rooted in Palouse homes and kitchens.
Mocktails
A brief collection of festive alcohol-free drinks.
Soups
Comforting recipes suited to winter tables and community meals.
Sourdough
Recipes and practical ways to put a starter to work.
Lentils
A collection celebrating one of the Palouse’s defining crops.
A living cookbook that keeps growing.
Most full future collections are expected to add 150–300 searchable recipes; occasional mini collections, such as Mocktails, will be smaller. Member family recipes, tips, stories, and photographs will be added throughout the year, creating a gathering place where cooks can share what worked, what they changed, and the recipes their families want to pass along.
The regular price for Celebrating Squash is $12, or $9.60 for Grange members. Through 11:59 p.m. Pacific on September 30, opening-week access is $9 for the public or $7.20 for Grange members.
During the opening offer, Grange members may round their purchase up to $10 and receive preorder access to the New Year’s Mocktails mini collection. This member-only option supports the fundraiser and adds Mocktails to their shelf when it is released.
Buyers may also choose founding lifetime access to every Whelan–Ewartsville collection and ongoing addition: $25 public or $20 for Grange members through September 30; regular lifetime pricing will be $50/$40.
Proceeds support local food security work, including partnerships with area agencies and food banks and Whelan–Ewartsville’s Free Community Hub Pantry.
Join, visit, or bring an idea
Your first meeting can start with supper.
Regular meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month at the Grange Hall. We begin with a potluck at 6 p.m. and the meeting at 7 p.m. Meetings are open to the public, so you are welcome to visit before deciding whether membership is right for you.
Ask about membershipGather here
Hall & RV space rentals
Our nearly 3,600-square-foot hall includes a ramp to the first-floor assembly room, accessible bathrooms, a stairlift to the downstairs area, meeting spaces, and a kitchen and dining room. The main assembly room can accommodate up to 300 people.
More than a dozen dry-camping spaces are available for RVs of many sizes for $50 per night, with no hookups and no minimum stay. Rental income supports the Grange and its Free Community Hub.
A ribbon with a family story
Our Massey-Harris Pony brought home Reserve Champion honors.
The Massey-Harris Pony wheel tractor was entrusted to the Grange by the late Stanley Brozana Jr. His daughter, Amanda, and son-in-law, Scott, are members of Whelan–Ewartsville Grange, making the fair recognition especially meaningful to our Grange family.
More ways to gather
Dance at the Grange Hall.
In addition to Whelan–Ewartsville’s special-event dances, community dance programs bring beginners and regulars together every week.
Monday social dance
West Coast swing lessons on first and third Mondays; line-dance lessons on second, fourth, and fifth Mondays. Lesson 6–7 p.m.; dance 7–9 p.m. Admission is $10.
Sunday country dance
Country swing and line dancing from 6–9 p.m. No partner required, beginners welcome, and admission is $5.
Our areas of focus
Practical service, close to home.
Free Community Hub Pantry
Our new pantry creates a place for neighbors to give what they can and take what they need. It stands in the Grange driveway at 4902 State Route 27.
Food security
We support local food security work, including area agencies and food banks and our own Free Community Hub Pantry.
Personal sustainability
We share practical skills, knowledge, and resources that help people care for themselves and one another.
Community resilience
We build relationships and local capacity so our community can respond, adapt, and keep moving forward.
These focus areas align with the National Grange’s Project Sustenance.
The people who make the Grange
Meet and serve.
This space is ready to share a different member story each month and keep our current officer roster easy to find. Profiles and officer names will be posted when they are ready to share.
Meet a member
A new Whelan–Ewartsville member story will be featured here each month.
Grange officers
The current officer roster will be added here as soon as it is confirmed.