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Arethere any Masonic functions that I can attend as a non-Mason?

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Arethere any Masonic functions that I can attend as a non-Mason?

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Yes. Many Lodges open their installation of officers to the public. Once a year, a new Worshipful Master takes office. The ceremony performed during his inauguration is public. It is not the same ceremony as would be performed in a regular Masonic ritual or degree, but it does have the flavoring of Masonic symbolism and allows the public to “get a feel for Masonry” without being Masons.NOTE: Not all jurisdictions have public installations. Call orwrite your local lodge for details. In addition, many Lodges sponsor publicfunctions throughout the year, such as dinners or charity functions, designed to allow non-Masons who are interested in Masonry the chance to talk with Masons and ask questions. For information, call yourlocal Lodge.

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