Brighton Elks Lodge #1586 is a lodging in Brighton, CO. Phone: (303) 659-2802. Average rating is 4.6 stars from 61 reviews. Website: http://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodgenumber=1586.
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4.6 61 reviews

Brighton's Lodge Where Community Actually Gathers

Bingo nights, cold drinks, and good people at the corner of Main Street in Brighton, CO.

Charity

Giving without expectation

Justice

Fairness for every person

Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

Brighton Elks Lodge #1586 building with holiday decorations.
Brighton Elks Lodge #1586 building with holiday decorations.

On North Main Street in Brighton, Lodge #1586 has been the kind of place where strangers become regulars after one visit. The building carries its age honestly, and the members who keep it running wouldn't have it any other way. Walk in on a bingo night and you'll find bartenders who know when your glass is running low, a room full of people genuinely rooting for each other, and the kind of easy conversation that's hard to find anywhere else.

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is one of America's oldest fraternal organizations, and Brighton's chapter carries that tradition with real purpose. Charitable giving, community events, and support for local veterans aren't talking points here, they're what members actually show up to do. With a 4.6-star rating built on real visits, the people who come through the door tend to come back.

If you've never been to an Elks Lodge before, think of it as your neighborhood's living room, one with a full bar, a bingo card, and a crowd that's been waiting for one more good person to pull up a chair.

What We Offer

Bingo nights are the marquee event at Lodge #1586, drawing regulars and first-timers alike for a few hours of competitive fun and genuine laughs. The bar is stocked, the bartenders are attentive, and winning twice in one night, as more than one guest has managed, is absolutely on the table.

Beyond bingo, the Lodge hosts member events, community fundraisers, and gatherings that support local causes throughout the Adams County area. Private event space is available for members, making it a go-to venue for celebrations, meetings, and organizational dinners.

Membership in the Elks opens the door to a national network of lodges, exclusive member benefits, and the satisfaction of contributing to charitable work that stays local. Whether you're curious about joining or just want to stop in for a game night, Brighton Elks #1586 keeps the door open.

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“We stopped in for some bingo! It was a good time. The person who came with us won twice!! Give it a try. We had a blast.”

— eric heinz

What Our Guests Say

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4 years ago
"I have been playing bingo here for a few months now. Super nice people. While the building is obviously an older building it's kept up pretty nice. The bar tenders are very attentive and the many social gatherings they have are fun."
— Goosehunter82
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"Good people doing good things."
— M Glaze
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"We stopped in for some bingo! It was a good time. The person who came with us won twice!! Give it a try. We had a blast."
— eric heinz
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10 months ago
"Incredible organization doing Good Work. Great welcoming folks. The lodge is incredibly active. Always fun things happening there."
— Matt C
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2 years ago
"The breakfast that is open to the public on the last Sunday of the month, is very good. The selection of food is amazing. Can't beat the price."
— Sandy Seader

Frequently Asked Questions

When is bingo held at Brighton Elks Lodge #1586?

Bingo nights are held regularly at the Lodge. Check the official Elks Lodge page at elks.org or call ahead to confirm the current schedule, as dates can vary seasonally.

Do I have to be a member to attend events like bingo?

Many events, including bingo nights, are open to guests accompanied by members or to the public depending on the event. It's best to call or check the lodge page for the most current guest policy.

How do I become a member of Brighton Elks Lodge #1586?

Membership in the Elks is open to U.S. citizens who believe in God. You can start the process by visiting elks.org or speaking with a current member at the Lodge. Members enjoy access to events, the bar, and the satisfaction of giving back locally.

Where is Brighton Elks Lodge #1586 located?

The Lodge is at 101 N Main St, Brighton, CO 80601, right on the main corridor through downtown Brighton. Parking is available nearby.

Can I rent the Lodge for a private event?

Yes, Lodge facilities are available for private events for members. Contact the Lodge directly through the official website to inquire about availability and booking details.

What kind of charitable work does the Brighton Elks Lodge do?

Brighton Elks #1586 supports veterans, local youth programs, and community causes in the Adams County area as part of the national Elks charitable mission. Members organize and fund these efforts throughout the year.

Is the Lodge a good place to visit if I've never been to an Elks Lodge before?

Absolutely. Reviewers consistently describe the crowd as welcoming and the staff as attentive. Bingo nights in particular are a great low-pressure way to see what the Lodge is all about before deciding whether to join.

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The Order · Since 1868

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Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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Long before it was a national observance, the Order set aside June 14th to honor the flag. Patriotism has always been one of our cardinal principles, and every lodge meeting still closes the same way it has for over a century.

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