Jerome Elks Lodge #1361 is a association or organization in Clarkdale, AZ. Phone: (928) 634-5611. Average rating is 4.7 stars from 33 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodgenumber=1361.
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4.7 33 reviews

Brotherhood, Bingo, and Belonging in Clarkdale

Jerome Elks Lodge #1361 brings Verde Valley neighbors together for community service, weekly events, and good company.

Charity

Giving without expectation

Justice

Fairness for every person

Brotherly Love

Fellowship above all

Fidelity

Faithful to our word

About Us

Exterior view of Jerome Elks Lodge #1361 building.
Exterior view of Jerome Elks Lodge #1361 building.

At 100 N Broadway in Clarkdale, Lodge #1361 sits just a short drive from the historic copper-mining town of Jerome, drawing members and visitors from across the Verde Valley who want more than a place to sit. Travelers have stopped in mid-vacation and felt the warmth immediately, greeted by fellow Elks from lodges hundreds of miles away. That kind of instant connection is exactly what the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks has built for well over a century.

The lodge runs a lively calendar anchored by its popular Bingo Night, where the games go well beyond straight bingo into a rotating variety that keeps regulars coming back and newcomers pleasantly surprised. The kitchen keeps things honest, turning out hot dogs, hamburgers, and homemade brownies. No pretense, just solid food and genuine conversation.

With a 4.7-star rating earned from members and guests alike, Lodge #1361 reflects what the Elks do best: serve the community, honor veterans, and give every person who walks through the door a reason to return.

What We Offer

Lodge #1361 offers a full slate of events and member benefits rooted in the Elks' national mission of charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity. Bingo Night is the social centerpiece, featuring a varied game format that keeps the energy up all evening, with food available throughout.

Beyond bingo, the lodge hosts dinners and gatherings that bring the Clarkdale and Jerome communities together for fellowship and fundraising. Members gain access to the national Elks network, meaning a warm welcome at lodges across the country, as the visiting member from Lodge #2103 discovered. Scholarship programs, veterans outreach, and youth initiatives round out the lodge's year-round community impact.

Membership is open to U.S. citizens who believe in God, are at least 21 years old, and are sponsored by a current member. Visitors from other lodges are always welcome to stop in and say hello.

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“We had a nice visit to this Lodge while on vacation. It was unfortunate we weren't able to join them for dinner. Hi from #2103!”

— V. R. Sumner

What Our Guests Say

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"We had a nice visit to this Lodge while on vacation. It was unfortunate we weren't able to join them for dinner. Hi from #2103!"
— V. R. Sumner
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2 years ago
"My friend and I went to bingo night to support the lodge. It was fun to play a variety of games, rather than just straight bingo. Very basic food offerings, such as hot dogs, hamburgers, and brownies available. Disappointed to learn that no alcohol is available unless you are a member. They'd probably get a more fun crowd if they did."
— Alisa Sever
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"As a member I do enjoy the Bingo!"
— Lorraine Manning
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5 years ago
"Thursday night dinner is cooked by a chef from Randall's restaurant in Cottonwood. As always the generous amount of food left me overstuffed and still had leftovers to take home. To night was a chicken breast on steroids, so huge and moist, covered with Kellogg's corn flakes. Served with scalloped potatoes, green beans, side salad and a dessert, slice of apple pie...all for nine dollars. Members only!"
— joann tiedje
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4 years ago
"Wonderful lodge. We had a wonderful dinner st the lodge.. Their members were extremely friendly, welcoming us. We (30) were visiting the lodge while we were on a rally at Verde River RV Resort at Camp Verde."
— WAYNE Adams

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Jerome Elks Lodge #1361 located?

The lodge is at 100 N Broadway, Clarkdale, AZ 86324, a short drive from historic Jerome and accessible from across the Verde Valley.

Do I have to be a member to visit?

Members of other Elks lodges are welcome to visit as guests. Some events like Bingo Night may be open to the public. Contact the lodge directly or check the national Elks website for current guest policies.

When is Bingo Night held?

Bingo Night is a regular lodge event featuring a variety of game formats. Check the lodge's page at elks.org or reach out through the national Elks directory for the current schedule.

Is food available at lodge events?

Yes. The lodge typically offers casual food during events, including hot dogs, hamburgers, and brownies. It is straightforward, satisfying fare that fits the friendly atmosphere.

How do I become a member of Lodge #1361?

Membership in the Elks is open to U.S. citizens aged 21 or older who believe in God and are sponsored by an existing member. Visit elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodgenumber=1361 to start the process.

Can members from other lodges visit Lodge #1361?

Absolutely. Visiting Elks from other lodges are welcomed warmly. Bring your membership card and introduce yourself. The lodge community is known for making out-of-town members feel right at home.

What community programs does the lodge support?

Lodge #1361 participates in the national Elks mission, which includes scholarship grants for local students, veterans assistance programs, and youth initiatives throughout the Clarkdale and Verde Valley area.

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