Eight pizzerias (including last year’s winner HubSpoke Kitchen) from Wallingford will compete on Saturday, May 3rd, for the title of “Best Pizza in Wallingford”. At this event, each pizzeria will have cheese pizza available to try for people to vote on whose pizza is truly the best in town. We will be announcing participating pizzerias soon!

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

If you are interested in learning more about the fair, have new ideas for it, or are interested in just helping out, please come and join us at this meeting. Please bring ideas about upcoming rundraisers for 2025 as well. If you have ideas for new fundraisers or educational events the Grange can do in 2025 or would like to contribute to future fundraisers, feel free to come by! For more information about the fair committee, please contact Kathy Bergonzi at kaubberg@gmail.com or at 203-752- 6108.

𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝟭𝟰𝟬𝘁𝗵 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿! Party with us! Learn more about this historic organization. See how we are supporting the community and rebuilding the Grange! This free, open to the public event will be held from 2 - 4 p.m. this day. State Grange President Robert Buck will be at the event. In addition, we will have free food and drink at the event.

Join us at the Wallingford Grange’s 140th anniversary party for a special Wascal Weekend event! Free for ages 2-5 (recommended). As part of the celebration, we will have a fun game, butterfly craft activity, and snack. Note, children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. RSVP through the event page on Facebook here.

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

It is often said that one person’s junk is another person’s treasure. On Saturday, May 31st, from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m., the Wallingford Grange will be hosting a town wide tag sale! Interested bargain hunters can pick up maps at the Wallingford Grange starting at 7 a.m. on May 31st and visit the tables at the Grange to start. In addition to the tag sale, if you’re interested in just stopping by for a good meal, the Grange will have a pancake breakfast and meatball sub luncheon this day as well.

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

A Grange community education event to learn about the brewing of hard apple cider. Meet the brewer, learn about the brewing process especially the use of local Wallingford produce and ask questions. If participants would like they can purchase cider for tasting! A fun evening of learning.

Interested in learning to play chess Already a chess expert but looking for new opportunities to play? Come to the Wallingford Grange, first Saturdays of each month to play or learn. Bring your set or use ours! Hot beverages are also available for free! Registration not required, but will be very helpful. Registration link coming soon.

If you are interested in learning more about the fair, have new ideas for it, or are interested in just helping out, please come and join us at this meeting. Please bring ideas about upcoming rundraisers for 2025 as well. If you have ideas for new fundraisers or educational events the Grange can do in 2025 or would like to contribute to future fundraisers, feel free to come by! For more information about the fair committee, please contact Kathy Bergonzi at kaubberg@gmail.com or at 203-752- 6108.

Join us as we celebrate the start of spring with our popular lunch fundraiser! We will be selling meatball sandwich and pulled pork sandwich meals consisting of a hot meatball sandwich, chips, and beverage for just $10.

An event for ages 8-15! Participants will have the opportunity to be scientist and explore the world of animal biology by dissecting an owl pellet. Owls are unable to digest the fur and bones of their prey, which they usually swallow whole. The indigestible parts are regurgitated in the form of an owl pellet! The number of owl dissection kits is limited to 20 participants. Because of this, one must register online through Zeffy at the link below.

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

Meet top Magicians to learn the very special art of magic and be introduced to a future hobby of fun! All supplies are provided free but registration is required at the link below.

This auction might be silent, but don’t you be...Tell everyone! Bidding starts on July 1, 2025 at noon. Last bid is noon on September 6, 2025 How does it work? Scan the QR Code on the chair, then bid on your favorite chair. Highest bid wins that chair! It’s that easy. More details to come out on this in June.

Interested in learning to play chess Already a chess expert but looking for new opportunities to play? Come to the Wallingford Grange, first Saturdays of each month to play or learn. Bring your set or use ours! Hot beverages are also available for free! Registration not required, but will be very helpful. Registration link coming soon.

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

Tickets for adults are $6 and for youth 12 and under are $3. A pancake breakfast comes with pancakes and sausage to eat and hot coffee, hot chocolate, tea, or juice to drink. Pancake flavors include chocolate chip, buttermilk, and monthly special. Bring friends! Or make friends - the big center table is open to anyone who doesn't want to sit alone.

This will be held in conjunction with our Pancake Breakfast this day. The event is open to youth ages 5-14. Youth will be able to make art with the sun and spin another!

If you are interested in learning more about the fair, have new ideas for it, or are interested in just helping out, please come and join us at this meeting. Please bring ideas about upcoming rundraisers for 2025 as well. If you have ideas for new fundraisers or educational events the Grange can do in 2025 or would like to contribute to future fundraisers, feel free to come by! For more information about the fair committee, please contact Kathy Bergonzi at kaubberg@gmail.com or at 203-752- 6108.

More details coming soon!

Join us twice a month at the Wallingford Grange Hall where you can do the craft of your choice and stay for the socialization, or we can teach you how to piece a quilt. These gatherings are open to all! You don’t have to be a grange member or a quilter to join. Quilts of Valor Program offers comforting quilts to veterans of all wars. The program is continuing to work towards making more finished quilts for now and in the future. If you know a veteran or service member who should be presented with a quilt, please nominate them using this form: https://bit.ly/3tzdgDL . For more information, please contact Aili McKeen at ailimckeen@gmail.com or at 203-671-4089.

Join us July 26th and 27th from 7 A.M. to noon each day to help with a number of projects around the hall. We'll have donuts, coffee, and tea in the morning followed by sandwiches and/or hot dogs and hamburgers at the end of each day. Please contact Tim Fengler Jr. at tfjr42@gmail.com and let him know if you can make it and include the following in your email: name, if you have a particular skill or interest, and cell phone number.

Join us July 26th and 27th from 7 A.M. to noon each day to help with a number of projects around the hall. We'll have donuts, coffee, and tea in the morning followed by sandwiches and/or hot dogs and hamburgers at the end of each day. Please contact Tim Fengler Jr. at tfjr42@gmail.com and let him know if you can make it and include the following in your email: name, if you have a particular skill or interest, and cell phone number.