Dinner nights are the heartbeat of the lodge. Monday wings and fries have taken on near-legendary status locally, and taco night brings out families, veterans, and neighbors who want a good meal without pretense. Both events are open to members and their guests, making it easy to experience the lodge before committing to membership.
Beyond the kitchen, the lodge hosts community fundraisers, youth programs, and charitable giving initiatives that put real dollars back into Plumas County. Members gain access to the hall for private events, a social atmosphere that is genuinely warm rather than performatively so, and a network of fellow Elks that extends across the country.
Membership in the B.P.O.E. is open to American citizens who believe in God and meet the lodge's straightforward criteria. If you have been curious about joining, stop by on a dinner night, meet the members, and see what the fuss is about firsthand.