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California Prince Hall Masonry: A State of Belonging

Founded in the 1850s and still active today, the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California is

At La France No. 885, a Lodge of Bon Vivants

At La France No. 885, a longstanding legacy of French Freemasonry in California is being carried

Paying Homage to a Masonic Hero at Rizal No. 882

At Gat Rizal No. 882 in Menifee, California, a Masonic lodge takes its name—and inspiration—from a

At Logos No. 861, a Culture of Craftsmanship

At Logos No. 861 in San Francisco, handmade, lovingly crafted material culture is part of the

Meet the Builders of California’s Newest Masonic Lodges

A spate of new Masonic lodges have gone up across the state in recent years. What

At Oakland No. 61, Something Old Meets Something New

At Oakland No. 61, two historic East Bay groups dating from the 1800s are teaming up

In Masonry and Politics, Finding Common Ground

The political fights of daily life are conspicuously absent from the Masonic lodge. Can those lessons

His Grandfather Was Canceled. His Grandmother Was a Hero

When a monument to his grandfather came under newfound scrutiny, Julius Kahn used the opportunity to

Is It Manly to Talk About Politics, Religion, and Money?

Politics, religion, and money: An expert on “manliness” explains how to discuss these tricky topics.

The Masonic Homes at 125: An Ever-Changing Haven

The Masonic Homes of California evolved from a 19th century widows and orphans home into an

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