Welcome
Thank you for visiting the San Diego Lodge No. 35 F. & A.M. of the State of California webpage. Our lodge has over 170 years of Masonic history in San Diego and was very instrumental in the formation of the fledgling city back in the 1850’s. We are extremely proud of this heritage, which is one of the oldest and largest lodges in California.
Consistent with this is San Diego Lodge No. 35's committment to Let's Write the Future. Visit the Philanthropy page for more information.
For the cost of two cups of coffee, just $8 per month, we could meet and exceed our obligation!
The San Diego 35 Philanthropic Fund is to fund individual and community projects consistent with Masonic Principals and benefitting the San Diego metropolitan region. Visit the Philanthropy page for more information.
Together we will accomplish great things!
Dave Vassall
Master, San Diego Lodge No. 35
Upcoming Lodge Events
| April 9 | April Stated Meeting |
| April 10 | International Conference on Freemasonry |
| April 16 | Fellowship |
| April 29 | Masonic Education |
| April 30 | Fellowship |
| TBD | Masonic Blood Drive |
| TBD | Veterans Village of San Diego Operation Stand Down |
News and Announcments
- Read the April 2021 Master Mason
- San Diego Lodge No 35 Philanthropic Fund
- Donate to the Let's Write the Future campaign.
- Visit the Candidates Learning Center to help you through your degrees.
What is Freemasonry?
Masonry (also known as Freemasonry) is the world's first and largest fraternal organization. It is a brotherhood of like-minded men who genuinely care about each other. We develop lifelong friendships with fellow Masons and their families, and are welcomed at Masonic lodges throughout the United States and the world.
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We take responsibility for the well-being of our brothers, our families, and the community as a whole. We provide relief through philanthropy, community involvement, and delivery of excellent care.
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As a fraternity, we have championed many great causes - but perhaps none so personal, or so affecting, as that of public education. From helping to establish the nation’s first public school systems to helping bring California’s public schools out of crisis in 1920, Masons have been on the forefront.
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