Summer Stroll and After Party – July 24
Come hang out with us during Melrose’s Summer Stroll on July 24! We’ll have the hall open from 6–9 PM while Main Street is buzzing—stop in, grab a cold beer from our bartenders, and catch some great live music right outside our doors. It’s the perfect spot to take a break, meet up with friends, and soak in the scene.
And when the stroll wraps up at 9… that’s when we really get rolling. The doors stay open for the after party—full bar, music moving inside, and that packed, high-energy vibe that made last year such a hit. Think of it as the party after the party—the place everyone ends up to keep the night going. Don’t miss it.
Open Mic Nights Every Thursday
Our weekly Open Mic Nights have quickly become one of the most lively and enjoyable events at the Council, bringing together great music, good company, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Every Thursday at 7:30 PM, musicians share original songs, classic covers, themed performances, and an impressive mix of instruments—from guitars and drums to ukuleles, mandolins, violins, keyboards, brass, woodwinds, harmonicas, and even the occasional cowbell. It’s an evening filled with energy, creativity, and camaraderie that keeps people coming back week after week.
We’re also planning a special Speakeasy Night this spring, featuring period charm, live music, and a refreshed ambiance. Be sure to check the Council calendar for updates or cancellations, and come join in the fun!
Rosary Every Wednesday
Every Wednesday, a faithful group gathers at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Melrose for a time of quiet prayer and devotion as we pray the Holy Rosary, the Church’s most cherished prayer dedicated to Our Blessed Mother Mary.
In a world filled with noise and distraction, this weekly gathering offers a peaceful hour to slow down, reflect on the mysteries of Christ, and place our intentions in the loving hands of Our Lady.
Whether you pray the Rosary often or are just beginning, all are warmly welcome.
Come as you are. Bring your intentions, your gratitude, and your need for grace. Join us in unity, reverence, and faith as we honor Mary and grow closer to her