For over three centuries, Freemasonry has attracted men from different backgrounds who have a desire to be better versions of themselves. Many have found the teachings of the world’s oldest fraternity to be fulfilling, enriching, and more importantly, life-changing.
Members of the fraternity from different religious and cultural backgrounds call Tigard Orenomah Lodge no. 207 their home away from home. We pride ourselves in having a welcoming atmosphere when you visit us either during our monthly stated meeting our one of our special meetings. If you’re looking for a fulfilling Masonic experience, then you’ve come to the right place.
As Masons, our charitable efforts are manifestations of our never-ending quest for nobler deeds and purer actions. As such, we’ve supported not only communities but schools and schoolteachers themselves through our various programs both locally and statewide.
Uniquely located near Tigard’s main commercial district and just minutes away from the Beaverton Tigard Highway, you’ll find our facility a very convenient option for any special occasion.
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