Capilano Lodge

This Lodge is one of the most active Masonic Lodges on the North Shore. A diverse group of men, from various backgrounds.

In Lodge, we set aside all of our differences, to focus on a common purpose; to help improve eachother through Freemasonry.

12/08/2024

Members of Capilano 164 welcome Bill and Bridgett Milsom from North Shore rescue to receive our donation of $2500. These funds will be used to purchase three equipment packs carried by responding emergency physicians on rescues. We are grateful to have such dedicated volunteer members of our community, that risk their lives and make so many sacrifices to keep our mountains, trails and backcountry safe.
Each year we select a number of local, North Shore charities that support our community throughout the year, to help them to continue their great work!

11/04/2024

08/08/2024

The winners and runners up from our annual picnic and bocci tournament July 28th. A good time was had by all!

What does #Freemasonry mean to you? This weekend at #AnnComm23, visit us at our video booth on the SECOND FLOOR to talk about your Masonic experience and how Masonry has impacted your life. ⁠
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All Masons are invited to talk about their #Masonic journey and will get a chance to be featured on our social media!⁠
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#MasonsofCA #Freemason #Masonry

10/28/2023

No matter where in the world you go, you'll have a brother that will help, meet with you, show you around, welcome you.

What does #Freemasonry mean to you? This weekend at #AnnComm23, visit us at our video booth on the SECOND FLOOR to talk about your Masonic experience and how Masonry has impacted your life. ⁠ ⁠ All Masons are invited to talk about their #Masonic journey and will get a chance to be featured on our social media!⁠ ⁠ #MasonsofCA #Freemason #Masonry

05/31/2023

We are looking forward to hosting brothers from lodges around the lower mainland. This will be our first full scale event since the pandemic, so please help us make it incredible, with your presence!

03/26/2023

I'm often asked this. In a nutshell, this is us.

03/15/2023

During the presentation of our talking stick from our Washington brothers, we had the good fortune of having a couple of elders from the Squamish Band, to give us some instructions on how to handle it appropriately, and explain the meaning of the carvings on the talking stick. It made this special artifact even more valuable to us. Thank you!

03/15/2023

We are happy to have the one remaining relic after the fire, returned to us from our brothers from Washington Lodge #4 in Vancouver, WA.
This particular piece has been exchanging hands from us to them year after year, for decades. We travel back and forth each year to enjoy each other's company, support the other lodge at their annual installation of Officers. It is a unique opportunity to share this friendship.
Fortunately, this talking stick, carved by a local artist, was in their care at the time of the fire. At the beginning of the pandemic, we had to make the difficult decision to cancel ours which was in the second week of March, 2020. At the time, there was a lot of disappointment, both among our lodge and other local lodges, and more especially, our Washington brothers who had to cancel their trip North to visit us.
In hindsight, it was the best gift we could have had, for we couldn't have foreseen the coming fire. 🔥
Had we decided to move forward with the installation, we would have lost all our treasures!
It goes to show, that what may seem a curse at the time, can actually be a blessing in disguise.