BPOE - Englewood Elks Lodge #2122 is a association or organization in Englewood, CO. Phone: (303) 781-0257. Average rating is 4.4 stars from 90 reviews. Website: http://www.elks.org/lodges/contactus.cfm?lodge=2122.
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People participating in a bingo game at the Elks Lodge. — BPOE - Englewood Elks Lodge #2122
4.4 90 reviews

Brotherhood, Community, and Cold Beer in Englewood

Englewood Elks Lodge #2122 on South Federal has hosted generations of families, veterans, and neighbors since its charter.

Charity

Giving without expectation

Justice

Fairness for every person

Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

Exterior view of BPOE - Englewood Elks Lodge #2122 building.
Exterior view of BPOE - Englewood Elks Lodge #2122 building.

Thursday nights at Lodge #2122 have a rhythm to them. Bingo kicks off at 6 p.m., the bar pours affordable drinks, and somewhere in the room a table of regulars is already arguing over lucky numbers. That combination of genuine fun and low-cost entertainment is exactly why this lodge earns a 4.4-star rating from nearly a hundred reviewers, most of whom keep coming back.

The lodge sits at 4065 S Federal Blvd in Englewood, and its main hall has handled everything from intimate family reunions to full-scale club banquets. The V8 Ford Club Christmas party is one example that reviewers still talk about, crediting member Patty for decorations and cooking that made the night feel personal rather than catered. That personal touch is baked into how this place runs.

Beyond the parties and the bingo cards, Englewood Elks #2122 maintains a veterans assistance program that members describe as genuinely generous. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks has supported American veterans for over a century, and this lodge takes that obligation seriously at the local level.

What We Offer

The lodge offers event hall rentals that scale from a small family birthday to a 200-person banquet, with tables, chairs, and a full-service bar already on site. Rental rates are priced to keep events affordable, which is why so many families have made this their default venue for reunions, graduations, and holiday parties.

Thursday Night Bingo runs weekly at 6 p.m. and is open to guests and members alike. The cash prizes are real, the entry cost is low, and the bar stays open throughout. Beyond bingo, the lodge hosts seasonal dinners, club meetups, and member-organized events throughout the year.

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks connects you to a national network of lodges while keeping your dues local. Members gain access to the bar, discounted event pricing, and the satisfaction of contributing to veteran support programs that directly help people in the Englewood community.

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7 years ago
"We pretty much have all of our family gatherings here. It has plenty of room and a decently priced bar. It can accommodate small to large gatherings. And the bar staff is always friendly. It's not like most places where you're seen as an intruder, they actually treat you as family. Even with 50 kids running around lol"
— Eric Gallegos
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4 years ago
"We enjoyed ourselves at the V8 Ford club Christmas party. Patty did an awesome job organizing and decorating for the event. She is thoughtful and a true joy to be around. The ladies did wonderful cooking the food. Apple pie was a delight!"
— Nicole DeAngelis
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6 years ago
"The Elks Lodge is a wonderful place! They have really fun food and Bingo on Thursday Nights at 6pm, inexpensive and you can win decent money! They also help out Veterans in need with an extremely generous Food Bank, every first Friday of the month. Check their website because sometimes that changes. I actually joined the Lodge because of the friendly, warm, inviting folks there."
— Rob Levasseur
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8 years ago
"Omg i would love this place if the old people runing it werent so crabby. You book a party n have to stay in therewith the doors closed cuz of tge noise. The kids have to walk to the bathroom down the hall with an adult or they get yelled at to go back inside.some of the kids at the party went on them selfs due to they just didnt make it. Your not allowed to open the doors to cool down. You cant be in groups in the bathroom they come in and tell you that the partys not supposed to be in there sorry but girls usually just end up talking in the bathroom its not a crime smh.also they came in and asked our dj to turn the music down cuz there having a bingo section across the hall. But they have you set up how you like a few hours before your party and they pick up all the tables n chairs after but your responsible for cleaning up before you go sweeping and packing up what you brought.and there kinda cheap but you need a membership n pay membership fees and random expenses when they say so!"
— Carmen Gallegos
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4 years ago
"I'm so grateful for the staff, employees and volunteers that successfully managed the monthly soldier angel distribution of food and love! You guys are the best."
— Deborah Wilkerson

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rent the hall for a private event if I'm not a member?

Yes. The lodge regularly hosts non-member events including family reunions, club parties, and holiday gatherings. Contact the lodge through the national Elks website at elks.org to reach Lodge #2122 and ask about availability and pricing.

When is Thursday Night Bingo and is it open to the public?

Bingo runs every Thursday starting at 6 p.m. It is open to guests as well as members. Entry is inexpensive and cash prizes are awarded throughout the night. The bar is open during the event.

How do I become a member of Englewood Elks Lodge #2122?

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is open to U.S. citizens who believe in God. You can start the process by visiting elks.org or contacting the lodge directly through the member contact form linked to Lodge #2122.

How large is the event space and what is included?

The hall can accommodate small gatherings of 20 to 30 people as well as larger events of 100 or more. Tables, chairs, and bar service are available on site. Specific capacity and setup details can be confirmed when you contact the lodge to book.

Does the lodge have a bar, and is it open to non-members?

The lodge has a full-service bar that reviewers consistently describe as affordable and well-staffed. Bar access for non-members is typically tied to lodge events or guest privileges. Reach out to the lodge to confirm current guest policies.

What kind of veterans support does the lodge provide?

Englewood Elks #2122 participates in the national BPOE veterans assistance programs, which have provided support to American veterans for over a century. Locally, the lodge offers direct aid to veterans in need. Contact the lodge for details on how to apply or contribute.

Where exactly is the lodge located and is there parking?

The lodge is at 4065 S Federal Blvd, Englewood, CO 80110, near the intersection with several major cross streets in the South Denver metro area. The facility has on-site parking suitable for large events.

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Tue 82° 64°
Wed 97° 67°
Thu 100° 73°
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