Alpha Lodge, A. F. & A. M.

Constituted November 13, 1876 | Framingham, Massachusetts

Welcome to the home page of Alpha Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, located at 404 Concord Street in Framingham, Massachusetts.

We meet every 4th Monday, September through June

As a lodge of Freemasons, we are part of the oldest and largest fraternal organization in the world, an organization that is dedicated to the basic tenets of friendship, morality, and brotherly love. Alpha Lodge was formally constituted on November 13, 1876, and has been quietly serving the Framingham community since its inception. Part of our mission, and every Masonic lodge's mission, is to "make good men better" to serve our families, fraternity, faith, communities, and country. Alpha Lodge operates by charter under the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Massachusetts.

Inquire

The first step to becoming a Freemason, especially if you don't know any, is to get to know some of us. Becoming a Freemason is a very personal decision and is not a right fit for everyone. We want to get to know you to make sure Masonry is right for you, and you should get to know us to understand if we are the right lodge for you.

Engage

We meet once each month and start by sitting down together to share a meal. We spend time catching up but will often have a presentation or discussion of an educational, historical, or philosphical nature. While meetings are reserved for only those who are Freemasons, guests and visitors are warmly received for dinner, by invitation.

Ask

No one is asked to become a Freemason. This is not a society that has been privately selected by invitation only. Our Fraternity is built on free-minded men who seek out and ask to be made a Mason. Once you have gotten to know some of the members, ask for a petition. They will let you know if they think it is right for you and the right time to join.

Petition

Once you fill out your petition, you will be expected to give references to vouch for your character and values. This is one reason it is so important to get to know some of the members. After you have your petition submitted, several members will be assigned to your request and will meet with you to explore your interest and provide answer to any remaining questions.

Events & Reservations

Sep

10

2022 Installation of Officers

Sep

19

Alpha Sep 19 Meeting Dinner

Oct

24

Alpha Oct 24 Meeting Dinner

Nov

28

Alpha Nov 28 Meeting Dinner

Dec

19

Alpha Dec 12 Meeting Dinner

Jan

23

Alpha Jan 23 Meeting Dinner

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On Saturday, September 22, Waltham celebrated its 135 anniversary as a city, bringing back the Waltham Day Parade after a 29-year hiatus, and heading that parade were recognizable Alpha Lodge members.

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Worshipful Craig Rothman was seen carrying the Aleppo Shriners' banner as part of the , seen on the right just in front of the Arab Patrol, the oldest marching unit, which was instituted in 1885, a mere 9 years after Alpha Lodge was chartered.

PotentateTN We also saw the Potentate himself, Right Worshipful Rob Havener, Past Master of Alpha Lodge, Past DDGM for the 15N Masonic District, and sitting Treasurer for Alpha Lodge. Worshipful Adam Marks was in attendance as a Waltham resident (and Shriner), and his wife and daughter marched with the Center for Creative Movement.

Whether you are a Shriner or not, the Potentate has declared that any Mason may attend and march in or ride in the parade with the Shriners, and we encourage members of Alpha to join in the fun. You can visit the Aleppo Shrine's website for more information or read more to see remaining parade dates in October.

Roslindale Parade. Sunday Oct. 6th. Busses Load 10:15 & depart 10:30

North End Sunday Oct. 13th Busses Load 10:30 & depart 10:45

Revere Parade. Monday Oct. 14th. Busses Load 11:00 & depart 11:15

For Details and required reservations contact Maribel
978-657-4202 ex 216
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With permission of the Potentate, any Mason can attend a parade with Aleppo. They must either ride in regular four wheel vehicles or walk.

So invite your Brothers, dress is dark slacks, dark comfortable shoes and light colored shirt.

Appendant Bodies and Lodges, with the permission of the Potentate and parade officials, can march just ahead of Aleppo's Banner.

So those of you in other Bodies, Grotto, Commandery, etc., feel free to invite them.

If Aleppo is marching in or near the town/city of your Lodge, bring it up with your Brothers of this open invitation.