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Prince Hall Grand Master David San Juan and G. Sean Metroka of the Grand Lodge of California on deepening an important Masonic partnership.
The forgotten history of Prince Hall Masonry’s brief Filipino lodge boom—and long decline—in California.
Largely overlooked by historians, Prince Hall remains a towering figure of both Masonic history—and American history writ large.
In Orange County, a new lodge is bringing together Masons with a love of the outdoors.
A new pilot program aims to archive the records of California’s extinct Masonic lodges.
At Most Worshipful John R. Heisner № 442, a legacy of service lives on and becomes central to the Masonic experience.
From 1916 to 1961, the Fraternity Club of San Francisco, headquartered at the Palace Hotel, was the social center of California Masonry.
Meet a Darryl Watts, member of Elk Grove No. 173, who helped organize a 3,000-pound donation with fellow community organizations.
The International Conference explores Masonry in film, politics, and propaganda.
In the East Bay town of Albany, there lies a Masonic Avenue with no Masons, leaving behind a fraternal mystery.
A new pilot program from the Masonic Foundation is bringing everyday math into young students’ homes.
Meet one of the state’s top Masonic ritualists, who says Masonic philanthropy is the key that unlocks it all.
At the French-speaking La Parfaite Union No. 17 Masonic lodge, in San Francisco, a Francophone legacy lives on.
The influential artists Arthur and Lucia Mathews once designed the interior of the Grand Lodge Temple. So where’s all their artwork gone?
Almost 70 years after he designed its crowning artwork, the archives of Emile Norman are moving to the home of Freemasonry.
San Fernando No. 343 commits to kicking off a year of public service, from school supply drives to relief efforts.
Meet Jeffery Mendez, a Mason combining cookouts and camaraderie.
Meet Keith Jones, a member of Orange Grove No. 93, Royal Street No. 890 and The Thirty Three No. 878 dives into Masonry and giving back.
Tips and advice for providing care to aging parents, from the experts at the Masonic Outreach Services team.
A new program from the California Masonic Foundation is introducing students to careers in green tech by partnering with Cal EPIC, formerly the California Mobility Hub.
Meet Ian Sayer, a member of Magnolia Park No. 618, helping high school students recover emotionally from the L.A. wildfires.
A Masonic delegation retraces historic footsteps.
Cicero Research Lodge is comprised entirely of past grand orators—meaning this is a lodge with the gift of gab.
At the Masonic Family Park in Washington State, a Masonic campsite is a respite for the fraternal sojourner.
After a move to Union City, the Masonic Center for Youth and Families finds its place within the Masonic Homes.
A new exhibition in San Diego spotlights Negro League pioneers, thanks to a gift from the Masons of California.
A night with Friend Cult, the Mason-coded social club for the work-from-home set.
Behind the terra-cotta tiles of the arts and crafts, a Masonic influence.
The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose is a testament to a curious fraternal relative of Freemasonry.
Hector Marroquin of Napa Valley No. 93 on why bringing family into the lodge isn’t just doable, but adds to the Masonic experience.
How the new Citrus Heights Health Center prioritized residents to award-winning effect.
In Redlands, a newly installed lodge master is looking toward a bright future.
A novel partnership between California Masons and its educational partners gives newly settled Afghan children a leg up on literacy skills.
For Masons with disabilities, membership has its challenges— and also its rewards
Shrouded in mystery and symbolism, the Order of Quetzalcoatl serves a decidedly philanthropic end.
Meet a California Freemason doing double-duty as grand master of Hawaii.
