The Norge Community Club, previously called "Viking Hall", and recently in 2026 retitled to the "Norge Community Hall Association," was founded in 1907 by a group of men who wanted to build a centrally-located place to host meetings, dances and parties in Norge. By 1920, the building had slowly fallen into disrepair and was purchased by the Norge Home Demonstration Club for $950 and refurbished. It eventually gained an indoor basketball court, the interior stage was used for plays and recitals, church meetings, and other such events.

In 1923, the hall was moved 25 feet back from Route 60 to accommodate road widening projects, which led to the digging of a basement, a furnace installation, and later in the 1950s, a relocation of the kitchen from the front of the structure to the side.

The hall continues to be in use by the community to this day. The managing organization was renamed "Norge Community Hall Association" as it became a charitable non-profit with a board of directors to formally oversee operations.