Games, music, good food and friends
Open to members every evening from 4pm on Forestville Road. Every dollar raised helps the children of Mooseheart and the seniors of Moosehaven.
This week at the Lodge
The bar and kitchen open at 4pm every day. Guests are welcome with a member. See the menu.
Monday
- Line dancing6:30pm with Sue Jennings
Tuesday
- Legion meetingOct 6, 7pm
- Board meetingOct 13 and 27, 6pm
- Taco TuesdayOct 27, 5pm
Thursday
- Membership meeting2nd and 4th Thursday, 7pm. Orientation 6:30pm on the 4th
- Women of the MooseOct 15: board 6pm, chapter 7pm
Friday
- Pool tournament7pm
- Turkey Shoot7pm, Oct 14 to Dec 30
Saturday
- Turkey Shoot7pm, Oct 14 to Dec 30
- Drawing8pm
Coming up
From the Lodge's October calendar.
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Oct3Sat
Karaoke with Jeff
Grab the mic. Free entry, 8pm drawing follows.
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Oct10Sat
Kids Fall Festival
Games, treats and fall fun. Kids $5, adults free.
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Oct14WedDetails
Turkey Shoot season opens
$5 a shot, all ages. Bring your shotgun, shells provided, or use a house gun. Wed, Fri and Sat through Dec 30.
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Oct24Sat
Halloween Bash with Wide Open Band
Dinner 6pm, music 7pm. $15 for adults and kids over 10, pay at the door.
The Turkey Shoot pays for Christmas
No, we don't shoot turkeys. From October 14 through December 30, anyone of any age can try their aim at a paper target for $5 a shot. Little ones shoot with an adult's help. Bring your own shotgun and we supply the shells, or use one of the house guns. No experience needed; friendly folks are on hand to help.
It's the Lodge's biggest fundraiser. Every dollar of the season goes to Angel Tree big-item gifts, Christmas for our Mooseheart kids, and local families who need a hand.
How the Turkey Shoot worksQuestions about the event? Come by the Lodge and talk with us. We're glad to explain what we do.
Our story
The Raleigh Moose Family Center is a 501(c)(8) non-profit that supports the children of Mooseheart and the seniors of Moosehaven, providing them with care, housing, education and support.
We've served the Raleigh area since 1918 and have called Forestville Road home since 1977. We're part of Moose International, a fraternal and service organization with nearly 800,000 members across the U.S., Canada, Great Britain and Bermuda.
The Lodge is also home to Women of the Moose Chapter 1058 and Moose Legion 69.
Where our money went
- Moose Charities$14,585
- Western NC Relief Fund$3,000
- Ronald McDonald House$2,000
- Girls on the Run of the Triangle$1,600
- Helping Horse Therapeutic Program$1,500
- And 13 more local causes$13,700
- Total$36,385
Members: rent the hall for your event
Birthdays, showers, reunions and celebrations of life. A member benefit.
Lodge Hall
Seats up to 100, or about 60 with a dance floor. Tables, chairs and a stage.
Outdoor pavilion
Covered space for 100+ guests, next to the stage deck used for Backyard Bash concerts.
Food and bar
You bring your own food. Beer, wine and the bar go through the Lodge.