Lodge #1713 hosts public Friday dinners open to the community, with proceeds channeled to locals facing hardship. It's a simple model that works: good food, reasonable prices, and a direct line from your plate to a neighbor in need.
Beyond the weekly dinners, the lodge provides meeting space for Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Boy Scout troops, including fundraising dinner events that give young people a professional venue to develop their own community programs. The hall is available for civic gatherings, patriotic observances, and Elks-sponsored events throughout the year.
Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opens access to a national network of lodges, charitable programs, and brotherhood that travels with you. Whether you're a lifelong Elk or someone who's been meaning to learn more, Lodge #1713 is the right starting point in the Tetons.