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for Crafting Their Legacy

Folk art has long provided Masons with a creative outlet through which they can share their craft, inspire pride, and provide joy, says Junior Grand Warden Jeff Wilkins.

How do you tell a life story, set new goals, and define your legacy—all on a single lapel pin?

Reviewing the 40-year-old Masonic-inspired board game “BUILD.” Can Freemasonry stand up to the Monopoly treatment?

Masonic wall charts and floor cloths were once banned as too revealing. Now, they’re central parts of modern lodges.

For members of San Francisco’s Logos Lodge No. 861, creativity permeates all aspects of lodge life.

Musician Nate Smith of Table Mountain Masonic Lodge No. 124 in Paradise, California, turns loss into inspiration—and a fresh start.

A stunning new exhibition explores the symbolism behind hand-crafted Masonic folk art.

Masonic wall charts and floor cloths were once banned as too revealing. Now, they’re central parts of modern lodges.

How today’s makers are keeping the Masonic artistic tradition alive—with some twists.

At the Masonic Home in Union City, residents find peace and wellness in spinning blades of steel.

Whether he’s designing digital monsters for Hollywood films or founding a new Masonic lodge, VFX expert Bryan Godwin knows the secret’s in sweating the details.