Cullman Elk's Lodge #1609

08/31/2026

Get ready to tailgate, decorate, and celebrate- get Football ready. We are hooking up a new 75" TV with a sound bar for those who want to HEAR the game too!

08/31/2026

Tuesday. Kitchen will be open

08/31/2026

Join us at Cullman Airport on November 7th to honor our veterans. Please share

The Me-262's first-ever appearance anywhere in the South. Warbirds, Mike Durant, living history, flyovers. Nov 7. Free.

08/30/2026

08/30/2026

Saturday Cullman Elks Lodge hosted the August Alabama Elks Association 9 ball tournament. It was a record turnout with 43 total players.
The youth winners were
1 Garrett Weissend Cullman.
2 Michael Denise Childersburg .
3 William Chaplin Cullman
The adult mixed winners were
1. Willie Odom, Cullman
2. Joey Wallace, Bessemer
3. William White, Cullman

In addition, $88 was raised for Camp ASCCA, and $300 for Cullman's Toys of Joy

Thank you Kevin Worley from Decatur for managing it as well as several others who helped by being a judge, managed the brackets and helped in the kitchen. Your efforts were noticed and appreciated.

08/30/2026

Jam night was a lot of fun. We had several talented musician's play and several singers joined in. Thank you Barry Boike for all your work on this.

08/28/2026

For jam night tonight this is our menu

Friday night Menu:

Hamburger- $10
Cheeseburger- $11
Mushroom Swiss burger- $13
Served with your choice of chips or fries

Your choice of:
shredded grilled chicken or slow cooked, seasoned pull-pork
On:
-Sandwich/ sliders w/chips- $12
-Loaded, Hand-Battered
Spiral Fries-$12
-Loaded Potato Skins-$12

08/27/2026

BREAKING: Governor Kay Ivey has ordered flags flown at half staff across Alabama to honor Cullman’s own Roy Henry Drinkard.

In a proclamation, Ivey authorized flags at the State Capitol Complex in Montgomery and statewide to be lowered on Friday, August 28th, the day of Mr. Drinkard’s interment, honoring the life of the 106 year old American patriot and entrepreneur who passed away August 23rd.

The Governor called him a statesman, a builder, a mentor, and a patriot, and noted he was America’s oldest living U.S. Marine. She praised his lifetime of service, from the Pacific Theater in World War II to decades of championing economic development and jobs in Cullman and north Alabama.

“All of Alabama is proud to honor the memory of this great Alabamian and great American,” Ivey said, “and we join his family and many friends in mourning his passing.”

A fitting tribute to a man who gave so much to Cullman and to his state. Rest in peace, Mr. Drinkard.