Category: Community House

  • The Parent Trap (1998) – Movie Review

    The Parent Trap (1998) – Movie Review

    Meet the Church family. This was their first time watching movies at the Community House with their little ones. The girls were excited to snuggle up in their pajamas and blankets on the lawn to watch “The Parent Trap” with mom and dad! The Red River Community House hosts movies like this on Wednesday evenings…

  • MULAN on the Lawn!

    MULAN on the Lawn!

    “You’ll bring honor to us all.” On the night of July 6th, the Community House lawn hosted yet another stunning “Movie on the Lawn” with a feature of the 1998 womanly warrior classic, Mulan. I honestly don’t remember if I had ever seen this movie in its entirety, but I truly have been missing out…this iconic…

  • Community House = Fun

    Community House = Fun

      Some things are free to the public, like the Red River Community House which has been a hotbed of fun for over 70 years. Hundreds of activities are on the calendar, like card games, dance lessons, movie nights on the lawn, yoga, hobbies and crafts, bingo, nature hikes, s’mores around the fire pit, concerts,…

  • Community House Fun

    Community House Fun

      If you are new in town or are not familiar with the history of the Red River Community House, you should know that it has served the community of Red River in a grand manner, fulfilling the promise carried by its name which was chosen in 1940 when the idea of a central meeting…

  • The Community House

    The Community House

      The Community House always teems with activity in summer and this year is no exception. The will be a huge selection of FREE indoor and outdoor activities to appeal to all age groups and interests. There will also be festivals, concerts and Sunday worship services. Below are some of the highlights, but for a…

  • Community House 2013

    Community House 2013

      The Red River Community House officially opened its doors for the first time offering games and activities during the day, square dancing at night and church services on Sunday, all free of charge. It’s in their charter. Now, 71 years later, RRCH is still a Not-for-Profit operation, a hub for fun and fellowship with…