Garden Lodge 366, a Freemason lodge in West Palm Beach, meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly, fostering brotherhood, tradition, and community. Join us in exploring Masonic values and legacy.
Get StartedThe journey begins with a simple principle: to be one, ask one. If you're interested in joining, reach out to Garden Lodge 366 through our contact form. A member will gladly provide more details about Freemasonry, answer questions, and guide you through the steps of becoming a part of our Masonic community.
Brotherhood in Freemasonry represents a deep bond among members, united by shared values and traditions. It’s a commitment to support, uplift, and learn from one another, fostering a lifelong fellowship that transcends differences. Through brotherhood, Freemasons build meaningful connections, grounded in respect, empathy, and a collective dedication to moral growth.
Relief in Freemasonry is the compassionate support members provide to those in need. This value embodies charitable efforts, not only within the lodge but also in the broader community. Through acts of relief, Freemasons lend help, kindness, and resources, promoting a culture of generosity and ensuring members and communities feel valued and supported.
Truth is a cornerstone of Freemasonry, guiding members toward honesty, integrity, and self-discovery. Freemasons are encouraged to seek truth within themselves, their actions, and in interactions with others. Upholding truth strengthens trust, builds character, and cultivates an ethical life, where transparency and authenticity are central to personal and communal growth.
Building friendships for life is a cherished aspect of Freemasonry, where members form bonds rooted in shared values and respect. These friendships, strengthened by trust and mutual support, often extend beyond the lodge and endure through life’s challenges, creating a network of dependable, lifelong companions who inspire and uplift each other.
Education in Freemasonry is a journey of personal growth, self-discovery, and continuous learning. Members are encouraged to expand their knowledge in areas of moral philosophy, history, and symbolic teachings that enrich understanding and character. Through lectures, discussions, and mentorship, Freemasonry fosters intellectual development, helping members gain insight into both Masonic traditions and the broader ethical principles that guide a fulfilling life.
Masonry is not a secret society, but a society with secrets. Its rituals, symbols, and methods of recognition are kept private among members. However, Freemasons openly engage in charitable activities, community service, and promote personal development.
Men of good character, typically over 18, who believe in a Supreme Being, seek personal growth, and desire to contribute to their communities can become Freemasons. Membership requires a genuine interest in Freemasonry’s values and teachings.
