The Historic Lodge Building

A cornerstone of downtown Boulder since 1899, preserving the architectural heritage and enduring legacy of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

The Grand Hall

Our breathtaking Grand Hall is the crown jewel of the lodge. Featuring soaring high ceilings, original wood paneling, and magnificent arched windows with historic stained glass, the space stands as a testament to late 19th-century craftsmanship. For over a century, it has served as the central gathering place for our members, hosting historic ceremonies and fostering community fellowship.

Historic Interior

Explore the preserved beauty, intricate details, and dedicated spaces that make our lodge a unique piece of Boulder's history.

Interior room showcasing historic architecture

Spacious dining hall for community meals

Interior of the historic Odd Fellows building showing ornate stained glass windows with religious scenes, wooden chairs, and architectural details

Interior of Sky Lounge showing gathering space with round white tables, red chairs, wooden flooring, arched windows, and period furnishings

Another view of Sky Lounge interior with members gathered at tables, wooden beams, arched windows, and historic architectural details

The Fellowship Dining Hall

Rooted in the Odd Fellows' tradition of community and shared meals, our historic dining hall has been the site of countless charitable banquets and fraternal gatherings. The room preserves its classic decor and warm ambiance, reflecting decades of fellowship and our ongoing commitment to serving the Boulder community.

Learn More About Our Historic Lodge

Interested in our building's history or our community initiatives? Get in touch by reaching out to info@boulderoddfellows.org