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What will a Masonic lodge look like in the future? The answer is already here—and it probably won’t be in a lodge.

The fraternity learns to deal with—and thrive in—the Zoom era.

A historic lodge celebrates 150 years on the Central Coast.

Meet the Invisible Lodge, the most mysterious Masonic group in the known—or unknown—world.

A traditional observance lodge pulls out all the sartorial stops with a new custom tartan kilt.

Marvel at the explosive bond between a group of pyrotechnic engineer Freemasons.

A resort-town Masonic lodge goes digital—and the prospects follow.

At Imperial Valley Lodge No. 390, Masons are making valuable community connections on both sides of the border; and tracking Masonic first pitch misfires in anticipation of another Masons4Mitts season.

The Masonic Emergency Response Team training program equips volunteers with protocols for managing a disaster.

Meet some of the California lodges taking public-schools support into their own hands.

A planned degree ceremony in multiple languages underscores the universality of Freemasonry.

For the members of the youngest lodge in the state, American Canyon Lodge No. 875, Masonry is a multigenerational affair

California Masons responded to the #bluelodgechallenge, highlighting acts of everyday charity that are transforming their communities.

When a Masonic headstone turned up out of the blue, local Masons set to work finding its true resting place.

Michael Ramos: Mason on two continents and new lodge development manager.

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

Once a year, the Temecula Catalina Island Lodge heads for the hills.

Meet the South Bay Mason who’s built a community on two wheels.