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Grange Hall

The Grange Hall, 3234 North 3rd Street, is a delightful building with lots of space and versatility that many of our residents have enjoyed, for a small rental fee.

The lower level of this building has a capacity of 50 people, and boasts a complete kitchen, tables, and chairs.

The upper level has a capacity of 150 people, hard wood floors, and a full stage.

The building has had some recent improvements including a new stove, central air, furnace, windows, roof, and siding. For years this building has seen residents and their families for such occasions as Christmas, Thanksgiving, wedding receptions, and large birthday celebrations.

The Grange Hall is available any time between 8:00 am and midnight.  Click to view dates and times available or download a rental application. 

For more information, please visit the Township website.

Grange Hall, Oshtemo Township
Grange Hall

Renovated in 2017, the Grange Hall is now fully accessible, with an elevator to each level and barrier-free restrooms on both floors

Support our parks…

by buying a park bench dedication plaque.  This is a great way to celebrate a special occasion, event, family member or give as a memoriam. For further information, please contact Karen High at gro.omethso@pwthsohk.

Your tax deductible contribution of $1,500 will have a lasting impact on our parks.

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Karen High, Parks Director

khigh@oshtemo.org 

(269) 216-5223

Links

  • Charter Township of Oshtemo
  • Kalamazoo Public Library – Oshtemo Branch
  • Kalamazoo Wiffle League
  • Oshtemo Historical Society
  • The Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Basket K’Aces

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