Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
On Saturday evening, the Skamokawa Grange Hall was brimming with life as over 130 people gathered for a lively concert by Wahkiakum County's very own Skamokawa Swamp Opera. Known for their spirited performances, the band delighted the audience with two upbeat 45-minute sets, blending original tunes with crowd-pleasing classics, including their well-loved "Wahkiakum County Sheriff's Report" songs. Laughter and applause filled the hall, and on their way out, many attendees were heard saying, "My face hurts from smiling!"
Saturday evening's concert brought familiar faces and new friends alike to the hall, from longtime locals to young families. Even the youngest attendee, a smiling baby swaying along to the beat, seemed to enjoy the music. Grange members provided an impressive array of homemade cookies, bars, and cupcakes, with all donations going toward supporting the hall and its future events.
With tickets only $5 (free for kids under 12), it was a perfect night out for families. The evening ended with a standing ovation, an encore, and a shared feeling of community and joy-a reminder of what makes Skamokawa Grange Hall such a cherished spot.
For those looking for a place to host an event, the Grange Hall's historic charm and central location make it an ideal choice. Events like Saturday's concert show just how alive the building still is with the spirit of community.
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