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About Queensboro Elks Lodge

The Queensboro Elks Lodge on Queens Boulevard in Elmhurst is a site rich in history and community spirit. The main building at 82-10 Queens Blvd operates as New Life Fellowship Church, while the annex at 82-20 Queens Blvd and the basement host Lodge 878 activities and select events. This combination creates a unique, accessible venue experience that honors the past while serving current community and event needs. The property is a New York City Landmark (NYCL) and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, reflecting its significance in local culture and civic life.

Whether you’re planning a one-off event or simply want to explore a piece of New York history, we’ve got you. Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence.

Seating and space: Historically, the site featured a theater configuration with a substantial capacity and a larger main meeting hall suitable for a wide range of events. Public seating configurations are documented in historical and ticketing resources, and current use often involves smaller, flexible setups in the annex/basement for Lodge activities and select events. If you’re organizing an event, contact us to confirm the exact seating layout for your date and room assignment.

Parking: The lodge sits on a land lot with on-site parking remnants. Availability varies by event and time, so plan ahead. If on-site options are limited, nearby surface lots and street parking in Elmhurst are common outside peak hours.

Transit: The venue is conveniently near Grand Avenue–Newtown (R, M lines). It’s walkable from the Grand Ave/Newtown stop, and multiple bus routes serve the area. If you’re driving, consider arriving early to secure parking, then take transit for a relaxed arrival.

Nearby hotels and dining: For visitors traveling from out of town, we’ve partnered with trusted hotel and restaurant providers to help you find comfortable stays and great meals nearby. Explore affiliate recommendations for reliable lodging and dining options close to Queens Blvd and the surrounding Elmhurst area. We’ll help you secure comfortable accommodations and convenient meals after your event.

Historical note: The building’s renaming and repurposing reflect its enduring role in the community. The Annex remains a functional meeting and event space for Lodge 878, while the main hall’s broader usage continues to attract historic social and civic events from the area’s rich past.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Addresses: Main building at 82-10 Queens Blvd, Elmhurst, NY 11373; Annex at 82-20 Queens Blvd (Queens Borough).
  • Current occupancy: The main building is now New Life Fellowship Church; the Elks (Lodge 878) continue to meet in the basement and in the annex.
  • Capacity: The original Aztec-themed theater seated 700; the main meeting hall could accommodate around 2,000 people.
  • Notable events: The lodge hosted Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) bouts for decades; historic social and civic events were held there.
  • Status: The building is designated a New York City Landmark (NYCL) and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; it was sold to a church in the early 2000s.
  • Parking: The lodge occupies a land lot with remaining portions used as on-site parking; the property historically included dedicated parking areas.
  • Transit: Located near Grand Avenue–Newtown station (R/M lines); plan-your-visit materials note the property is within walking distance from the Grand Ave/Newtown stop; multiple bus routes serve the area.
  • Seating chart: Public seating configurations (historical) are documented (e.g., a 700-seat theater) and a seating map exists on ticketing sites.
  • Demolished/renamed: The main building has been renamed/repurposed as New Life Fellowship Church; the Elks continue to operate from the annex/basement as Lodge 878.