Aspen Elks Lodge No. 224 – Aspen Elks Lodge No. 224

About

Taking care of Aspen since 1891, we are BPOE, The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks. For over 129 years the Elks Lodge has provided a remarkable place for locals to come together and be stronger through unity and good works. Elks Lodge #224 provides a one-stop connection to key services in the Aspen area. Our programs are second to none and supported entirely by the Elks organization. Stop by the Lodge for a tour and learn more about the Elks.

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Elks invest in their community through programs that make their town strong, meet the needs of our veteran heroes and improve the community’s quality of life.
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Volunteer

Elks charitable causes and ongoing programs are an immense source of civic pride and member accomplishment. Our dedicated army of volunteers freely give their time and talents to important Aspen area causes that matter a great deal. Join our volunteer team - there’s plenty of opportunity and a variety of worthy causes to get behind. Turn your passion into action.

Lodge Guests

On Lodge meeting nights only members are permitted from 5:30pm until the meeting ends at approximately 9pm. Your guests must depart at 5:30pm or plan to arrive after 9pm. You must be at the Lodge and available to sign your guest in and you MUST remain with your guests while they are at the Lodge.

Elks Sponsored Soccer Stars Headed to Kansas

Seven-year-old Alegra Adams, a second grader at Aspen Elementary School and nine-year-old Patrick Hurley are headed to Kansas for The Elks Mid-America Soccer Shoot. The two came out on top of 121 contestants in a qualifying contest organized by Aspen Elks Lodge #224 held at the Moore Fields in September. They then advanced […]

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Elks Summer Picnic

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2021 Elks Recognition Dinner

Rick Head, PER and Trustee, Aspen Elks; Mark Murphy, PER, Aspen Elks and recipient of a Grand Lodge Outstanding Service Commendation; Diane Spicer, Exalted Ruler, Aspen Elks; Barry Bromka, recipient of the Elk of the Year award; Ann Mullins, recipient of the Citizen of the Year award and Tom Moore, recipient of the Grand Lodge […]

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