Proudly serving Reynoldsville and Jefferson County since 1894 with fellowship, charity, and unforgettable Friday fish fries.
Nestled along East Main Street in the heart of Reynoldsville, Elks Lodge 519 has been a cornerstone of community spirit for over 125 years. Housed in a historic brick building that still echoes with laughter from decades of gatherings, this lodge brings together neighbors, families, and friends in true Elks tradition. Every Friday during Lent, the aroma of perfectly fried haddock and golden fries fills the dining hall as generous portions are served with a smile. Whether you're a longtime member sharing stories at the bar or a first-time visitor welcomed like family, the warm wood paneling, American flags, and friendly faces create an atmosphere that feels like coming home. Beyond the legendary fish dinners, the lodge hosts charity drives, youth programs, and patriotic celebrations that strengthen the bonds of this tight-knit Pennsylvania town.
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The fish fry is served every Friday during Lent from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM in our main dining hall at 451 E Main St.
No, guests are welcome at most events including the fish fry. Some member-only meetings may require sponsorship or membership.
Visit us on a Friday evening or contact the lodge for a membership application. New members are sponsored by current Elks and voted in at monthly meetings.
Yes, our hall is available for community meetings, family gatherings, and special events. Call ahead to check availability and rates.
We support local veterans, youth scholarships, food pantries, and national Elks programs including children's hospitals and disaster relief.
While fish is the main offering, we often have side dishes and can accommodate some dietary needs. Please ask when you arrive.