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We were proud to march in the La Mesa Flag Day Parade and meet at the lodge for a delicious lunch and fellowship afterward.
Sacred geometry shows us that every well-proportioned structure isn’t an accident but an intention of harmony. As Masons, we are called to apply those same principles within ourselves.
Discuss your Masonic experience with others easily by downloading the simple guide to Freemasonry and brushing up on the basics.
Maybe you’ve seen the square and compass logo on buildings around town or wondered about the meaning of emblems like the Masonic trowel. What’s the history behind Masonic symbols, and how do they factor into what happens in a lodge?
La Mesa Lodge is participating in the annual La Mesa Flag Day Parade, Saturday, June 13. We’ll meet at the lodge, 4731 Date Ave, La Mesa, at 8 am to begin preparations, then at 9 am walk to the staging area at Kuklken Field on the corner of University Ave. and La Mesa Blvd. for […]
This month: Flag Day, Rainbow for Girls, the York Rite, an update from Eastern Star Harbor Lights Chapter and an update from Brother Bill Stokes, PM. Read the June 2026 Trestleboard now
This month: Having initiated a new Entered Apprentice and raised two new Master Masons, we turn our attention to social activities; learn about Masonic youth orders and concordant and appendant bodies, and more. Read the May 2026 Trestleboard now!
Lodges are assigned their number in order of their charter date, but that doesn’t stop people from reading into them.
Brother Gene Forcier (above, center) was initiated an Entered Apprentice November 20, 2023; passed to the degree of Fellowcraft on July 14, 2025; and raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason on April 13, 2026 Brother Mitch Wagner was initiated an Entered Apprentice April 15, 2024; passed to the degree of Fellowcraft on July […]
In the new issue of California Freemason, feast your eyes on the many ways lodges express their Masonic pride.
This year, the Grand Lodge of California is working to uncover more local history contained within the small Jamestown Masonic Cemetery.
In this month’s issue: Two Fellowcrafts will be raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason, news about the upcoming Flag Day Parade, beer and Freemasonry, and more. Read the April, 2026 Trestleboard now!
Last week, the California Masonic Foundation joined educators, youth‑serving nonprofits, and community leaders at the San Francisco Community Partners Reception at Oracle Park.
As we enter our 176th year, the 2025 Fraternity Report is both a record of progress and a preview of what’s ahead.
In our latest online feature, explore historical Masonic landmarks of San Francisco!
Masonry has played a crucial role in almost every stage of San Francisco’s development.
Members take their promises as Masons on sacred book, often a Masonic Bible. Its rituals have frequent references to God. Their meeting places are often called Masonic temples. So if it isn’t a religion, why is religion such a feature of Freemasonry?
A new program from the California Masonic Foundation is introducing students to careers in green tech through Cal EPIC.
Hello! Our dining hall is available to rent for your next event! Please contact: Johan Vandenburg 925-890-4165 lamesa407rentals@gmail.com
2026 Lodge officers Worshipful Master – Fernando D. Flores Senior Warden – Brian R. Sperry Junior Warden – John Miewald Treasurer – Sean K.T. Shiraishi Secretary – Johan P. Vandenberg, P.M. Chaplain – Michael T. Byers, P.M. Marshal – Dan Davis Musician – David Keen Senior Deacon – Brian Sperry Junior Deacon – John “Red” […]
We’re excited to present our most recent Trestleboard. Our monthly Trestleboard includes the most up-to-date information about our lodge.
