Organizations |
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| Alva N. Sidle American Legion Post 232 | Alva N. Sidle American Legion Auxiliary |
| Beaver Creek Boosters 4-H | Boy Scouts |
| Community Improvement Corporation | Cub Scouts |
| Friends of the Library | Girl Scouts |
| Grand Rapids Arts Council | Grand Rapids Area Swimming Pool |
| Grand Rapids VFW | Historical Society of Grand Rapids, Ohio |
| Masonic Lodge | Order of the Eastern Star |
| Providence Grange 2572 | Rapids Bits & Pieces 4-H |
| Rainbow Girls | Veterans of Foreign Wars of the USA |
| Youth Baseball | |
Churches |
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| Bethany Baptist Church 14070 Bailey Road Pastor Timothy Coley (419) 832-2221 |
Calvary United Methodist Church W. Third Street Rev. Mark Montgomery (419) 832-4305 |
| First Presbyterian Church 17700 Beaver Street Pastor Pamela Gordon (419) 832-2325 |
Hosanna Lutheran Church 23019 Kellogg Road Pastor Jerry Wirtley (419) 832-1041 |
| St. Patrick Catholic
Church 14010 US RT 24 Father F. Anthony Gallagher (419) 832-5215 |
The Wesleyan Church 17679 Woodburn Avenue Pastor Dave Staiger (419) 6355 |
| Faith Community Church ST RT 24 Pastor Gary Shear (419) 832-8001 |
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| The Grand Rapids Arts Council is a community-based, non-profit arts organization offering a full range of artistic entertainment and opportunities for creative expression to the residents of Grand Rapids and the surrounding Otsego School District. The Arts Council's community theatre, The Towpath Players, does four shows per year including musicals, family dramas, comedies, and children's theatre. The education program offers process-oriented instruction in music, dance, drama, and visual arts for children, adults and seniors. The visual arts program hosts art gallery shows and exhibitions throughout the year featuring local artists. Membership comes with reduced ticket prices, discounts on classes, the Arts Council newsletter, and the seasonal cultural calendar for the area. |
Don't forget about memberships!
By becoming a member, you'll
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* Support local artists & performers * Promote the enhancement of an artistic community * Receive quarterly newsletters * Enjoy discounts on classes, performances, etc. * Receive special invitations to events |
For more information contact the
GRAC at 832-ARTS (2787) or
e-mail: GRARTSDIR@AOL.com
The Historical Society of Grand Rapids, Ohio, was founded in 1976 for the restoration, preservation and interpretation of the historical heritage of the area. The project was the restoration of the Town Hall Auditorium, where the Society sponsors the summer Musical. Other projects are six historical markers, winter programs on local history, summer concerts in the Timberframe Pavilion, the Log Cabin information center, Bluebell Island, Lincoln Street, Tow Path markers and the Town Hall Centennial Celebration. The Society uses its proceeds from the annual Applebutter Fest for its many projects in the Community, including the sponsoring of the Rhythm on the River Concert Series. Local non-profit organizations raise money for their own projects by providing food services for the Fest visitors. Click here to visit the Historical Society's Web page.
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St. Patrick Catholic Church on U.S. 24 at Providence- Neapolis-Swanton Rd.
west of Grand Rapids was built in 1845 to minister to the Irish digging the Miami & Erie
Canal.
It is the oldest church in the Diocese of Toledo. Priests began serving
the area as early as 1835
when the now extinct Village of Providence was platted.
Grand Rapids Post # 4984
21950 Kellogg Road P.O. Box 426
Grand Rapids, Ohio 43522
"Serving the small communities of Northwest Ohio"
All qualified veterans are welcome to join. Meetings the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month.
E-mail the Village with your questions or comments: information@grandrapidsohio.com
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