In Mozart’s “the Magic Flute,” musical genius and Masonic ideals converge and take center stage.

An open collar with no tie at lodge would have invited side glances in years past,

In the East Bay town of Albany, there lies a Masonic Avenue with no Masons, leaving

Remembering the most over-the-top Masonic floats from years past at the annual Tournament of Roses parade

Almost 70 years after he designed its crowning artwork, the archives of Emile Norman are moving

The influential artists Arthur and Lucia Mathews once designed the interior of the Grand Lodge Temple.

A new exhibition in San Diego spotlights Negro League pioneers, thanks to a gift from the

Go behind the scenes at a performance of The Spirit of Hiram, a Masonic play put

Behind the terra-cotta tiles of the arts and crafts, a Masonic influence.

A night with Friend Cult, the Mason-coded social club for the work-from-home set.