LOUISVILLE LODGE 5

          ABOUT US

Moose Lodge 5 (100 years)

Members can enjoy the Dance nights and the live entertainment in both the lounge and the ballroom. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. Sing Karaoke on Thursday and Sunday nights. Play cards on Sunday and Friday nights. Dine with the special dinners on Sundays: Pizza, Chili and Roast beef. Play Darts, Pool, Corn-Hole, and Horseshoes.

A full service bar and Lounge menu.

Many special events are planned through the year such as:

Valentines Dance Party

St. Patrick’s Day Party

Armed Forces Day

Christmas Party

New Year’s Eve Party

Family days with cook outs and Parties for the children.

Louisville is the birth place of the Moose

 

Dr. John Henry Wilson, a Louisville, Ky., physician, organized a handful of men into the Loyal Order of Moose in the parlor of his home in the spring of 1888, he and his compatriots did so to form a string of men's social clubs. Lodges were instituted in Cincinnati, St. Louis, and the smaller Indiana towns of Crawfordsville and Frankfort by the early 1890s.

 

Though the Moose fraternal organization was founded in the late 1800s with the modest goal of offering men an opportunity to gather socially, it was reinvented during the first decade of the 20th century into an organizational dynamo of men and women who set out to build a city that would brighten the futures of thousands of children in need all across North America. That city is known as Mooseheart.

HOURS FOR THE LODGE

 

Sunday                     2:00 pm—11:00 pm

 

Monday                  Closed

 

Tuesday Meetings only

1st the 3rd Tuesday’s……. 8:00 pm

 

Wednesday            5:00 pm – 11:00 pm

 

Thursday                6:00 pm-11:00 pm

 

Friday                       5:00 pm-12:00 am

 

Saturday                 6:00 pm-12:00 am

MOOSEHEART

Every Lodge participates in the building of the endowment fund that supports the operation of the Child City. Mooseheart has  helped 12,000 children by providing a home and education for each child from infant through high school.

 

MOOSEHAVEN

Every Lodge participates in the building of the endowment fund that supports the operation of the Moosehaven. A retirement home for those members that need the added benefit in their later years.

 

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Many national and local community service programs are supported by the members of the Moose Fraternity such as:

Safe Surf’n

Special Olympics

Youth Awareness

Moose Alert

Tommy Moose program

 

 
Text Box: Fellowship, fun, ballroom dancing, sports, card games, children’s parties and helping the community. Support for Mooseheart and Moosehaven.

JAMES J. DAVIS

Founder of Mooseheart 1913.
Text Box: MOOSE LEGION 161 KENTUCKY MOOSE ASSOCIATION DISTRICT 2