Now more than ever, the world needs men of honor and integrity. Men that unite and not those who divide. That seek truth and share Brotherly Love with all, no matter their race, religion, gender or creed. Men who live with virtue and character, always striving to be even better.
The world needs more than just men. The world needs Masons.
On Friday, September 12, 2025, we invite you to join us for a Welcome Reception. The blue lodge degrees will begin in the morning, completing after lunch on September 13, 2025. The Scottish Rite degrees with begin that afternoon and will continue on Sunday, September 14th. Lunch & Dinner reservations are necessary by August 29th.
The weekend opens with a Welcome Reception on Friday, September 12 at 7:00 PM and continues through Sunday afternoon.
All events are held at the Canton Masonic Temple.
Email scam alert – a solicitation for gift cards or money has been received by members from someone posing as the Grand Master. DO NOT reply to this email or send any money or gift cards. The Grand Master will never send an email or call on a member to send money or gift cards on his behalf. If you receive such a request or are unsure of a communication, please contact the Grand Secretary’s Office.
Ohio Freemasonry is a thriving Brotherhood of more than 60,000 men in over 400 lodges throughout the state. Men from virtually every city and village are quietly improving their own lives and making a difference in the lives of others — like minded men of integrity who genuinely care about each other, who are loyal and honor bound to help those in distress and to live by the Masonic values of Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth.
Shop our new limited edition ties! Every purchase supports the Grand Lodge Charitable Fund, which enables us to provide relief to Masons, their families, and neighbors, in times of need.
The Grand Lodge of Ohio is pleased to announce that through the efforts of R.W.B. Shawn Smith, we have brought the collections at the Grand Lodge Museum online. By doing so, we can expand the reach of the museum and allow masons, families and researchers the opportunity to view and research the items we have remotely.
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