Club 46

10/23/2026

Tonight is BYOP!
(Pumpkin)
Carving
Kids may now attend SUPERVISED
And we are not responsible if hurt!!!
(Post had originally said adults only)

10/19/2026

Tickets available at the club!

10/19/2026

Mondays are wing night!!

10/19/2026

Monday Oct 19th
Tony Sanutellis’
Final wishes..celebrate his life with family and loved ones. 5-c

10/18/2026

10/18/2026

Collecting October 30-Nov 5! Exciting event shortly after! Stay tuned!

10/18/2026

So after the “machine” post I’m thinking “outside the box”. Anyone have any items gently used, new or clothing with tags that would be interested in donating?
This maybe a start of a great function! Trust me 😳😊

10/18/2026

With our deepest sympathy to the “Sanutelli”, family from club 46. We are deeply saddened to loose a great guy that was one of our longest standing members. Our thoughts and prayers go out to every single person who ever came in contact with him and felt his kindness. We all decided…he went to heaven with the poker machines! ( we can all hear is giggle as if he was listening to that comment)

10/14/2026

STATEMENT FROM CLUB 46

Regarding Pennsylvania Skill Games and Their Impact on Our Community

Club 46 is more than just a nonprofit social club. We are a gathering place for friends, families, and neighbors, and we take great pride in supporting our members and giving back to our community. The revenue generated from Pennsylvania skill games has played an important role in allowing us to provide customer and member appreciation events, holiday celebrations, children’s Christmas parties, free food during sporting events, affordable kitchen specials, and charitable donations to local organizations, including Clairton football.

Like many nonprofit establishments, Club 46 faces significant financial responsibilities, including operating expenses, taxes, required licenses, permits, and the additional costs associated with purchasing and selling alcohol. The loss of skill game revenue creates financial challenges that affect not only our club’s operations but also our ability to continue offering the activities, affordable meals, and community support that our members have come to appreciate. These contributions are not simply extras; they are part of what makes Club 46 a valued part of our community.

As the manager of Club 46, I, Rachael Long, am fully committed to doing everything within my ability to keep our club operating and moving forward. While these changes present challenges, I refuse to let them determine our future. It is time to shift our thinking, explore new opportunities, and find creative ways to generate revenue. I encourage all members to share their ideas and suggestions because now, more than ever, we need to think outside the box and work together.

Club 46 has always been about more than revenue. It is about friendship, community, and giving back. With the continued support of our members, I am determined to keep Club 46 the welcoming, affordable, and community-focused establishment we are all proud of. Our future depends on working together, and my dedication to this club and its success remains stronger than ever.

— Rachael Long
Manager, Club 46