Long Beach Lodge #327, CA F&AM

Long Beach Lodge #327, CA F&AM Founded in 1896, Long Beach Lodge No. 327 is a diverse brotherhood built on integrity, compassion, and truth. Visitors and sojourning Masons are always welcome.

In our historic home, we honor tradition, share fellowship, and serve our community.

06/24/2026

🎂 Happy Birthday, Brother Nader! 🎂

Today, we celebrate not only another year of your life, but the incredible man, husband, father, and Brother that you are.

As you continue your journey toward healing and recovery, please know that your Long Beach Lodge family is standing beside you every step of the way. Though we may not all be together in one room, our hearts, prayers, and thoughts are united in support of you and your family.

This reel is a small reminder that you are deeply loved, greatly missed, and constantly in our thoughts. Every message shared here comes from a place of genuine Brotherly Love and a desire to lift your spirits during this time.

We pray that the Great Architect of the Universe continues to watch over you, strengthen you each day, and grant you a smooth and complete recovery.

Happy Birthday, Brother. We can't wait to see your smiling face back in Lodge soon.

With Brotherly Love,

Your Long Beach Lodge No. 327 Family 💙

06/21/2026

Today, Long Beach Lodge No. 327 pauses to celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures who have shaped our lives with their wisdom, sacrifice, and unwavering love.

Freemasonry teaches us that the greatest legacies are not built of stone, but of character. Many of us first learned the values of integrity, hard work, compassion, and service from the men who raised us, guided us, and stood beside us throughout life's journey.

This special collection of photographs is a tribute to the generations of men who came before us and the generations we are now privileged to help raise. Within these images, you will see more than fathers and children—you will see the living embodiment of Brotherly Love, family, and legacy.

As Masons, we understand that fatherhood extends beyond blood. We strive to be examples, mentors, protectors, and builders of a better future for those who will one day follow in our footsteps.

To all the fathers in our Lodge and throughout our Masonic family: thank you for your quiet strength, your guidance, and the countless sacrifices that often go unseen. Your influence reaches farther than you may ever know.

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Long Beach Lodge No. 327 F.&A.M.

And a special thank you to our Worshipful Master's son, Chase Miller (), for providing the beautiful music accompanying this tribute. We are incredibly proud of the talented man you have become, and grateful to share your gift with our Masonic family.

06/19/2026

🎳 Brotherhood beyond the walls of the lodge.

After a long week, our annual Long Beach Lodge bowling night was exactly the kind of reprieve we all needed. An evening filled with laughter, friendly competition, and the simple joy of spending time together.

Freemasonry teaches us that Brotherhood is more than a title. It is showing up for one another, celebrating life's victories, carrying one another through difficult seasons, and being reminded that we never walk alone.

These people are not just our friends, they are our family.

As the night came to a close, we gathered in prayer for one of our Brothers who is once again preparing for surgery this week. In moments like these, we are reminded that the bonds we share extend far beyond the walls of our lodge. They are built through love, support, and an unwavering commitment to one another.

This is what it means to be part of a Masonic family. We laugh together, we pray together, and when one Brother needs strength, we pray for him and stand beside him.

Brotherly Love is a principle we teach and live.

06/16/2026

In Memoriam: Brother Lewis “Lew” Main Jr.

It is with profound sadness that we mourn our beloved Brother Lew Main, a man whose life reflected extraordinary talent, courage, discipline, and service.

Brother Lew was a proud U.S. Army veteran, a respected Mason, an accomplished violinist, and a martial artist who continued training despite living as a quadriplegic. He refused to allow physical limitations to define his life.

Lew performed with the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra and played violin in the orchestra for the 1957 film The Enemy Below. His contribution to music extended far beyond the concert stage.

At Main’s Violin Shop in Long Beach, Lew learned violin making from his father, working at a bench directly across from him. They served professional musicians, symphony performers, soloists, recording studios, and serious students throughout Southern California.

Lew crafted Stradivarius- and Guarneri-model violins, Stradivarius- and Amati-inspired violas, and three Stradivarius-model cellos. His favorite was the 1741 Guarneri del Gesù model, often finished in the golden red-orange varnish he admired.

One of Lew’s violins was made for renowned violinist Camilla Wicks. After hearing her perform, critics believed she was playing a historic Stradivarius. She proudly revealed that the instrument had been made for her by Lewis Main Jr.

His experience as a professional violinist gave him a rare understanding of tone and playability, and his craftsmanship and expertise became widely respected throughout the music industry.

“Our brother has reached the end of his earthly toils. The brittle thread which bound him to earth has been severed and the liberated spirit has winged its flight to the unknown world. The silver cord is loosed; the golden bowl is broken; the pitcher is broken at the fountain; and the wheel is broken at the cistern. The dust has returned to the earth as it was, and the spirit has returned to God who gave it.”

May Brother Lew’s memory remain a blessing, and may his music, craftsmanship, service, and indomitable spirit continue to echo through all whose lives he touched.

Dear Brothers,Please join us in keeping our Brother Nader Habash and his family in your thoughts and prayers.Brother Nad...
06/13/2026

Dear Brothers,

Please join us in keeping our Brother Nader Habash and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Brother Nader is preparing for open-heart surgery on June 16th. We ask the Great Architect of the Universe to watch over him, guide the hands of his surgeons and medical team, grant strength and comfort to his loved ones, and bless him with a successful surgery and swift recovery.

In times of trial, we are reminded that the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth extend far beyond the walls of our lodge. We stand with Brother Nader and his family, not only in prayer, but in our willingness to offer comfort, encouragement, and support wherever it may be needed.

We are honored to share this wonderful family photograph that his wife, Muna, kindly sent to us. It beautifully reflects the love, happiness, and strong family bonds that surround Brother Nader, and serves as a touching reminder of the many blessings in his life.

We have also included a beautiful melody with this post. As you listen, we invite you to pause for a moment, offer a prayer, and keep Brother Nader and his family close in your heart.

06/13/2026

🎵 Song credit: Chase Miller ()

First of all, a special shout-out to Chase, who created this wonderful song and many more, from all of us at Long Beach Lodge No.327 — We're all your fans and we're very proud of you.

Okay, y'all, the last few months have been busy. Our time has been filled with travel, fellowship, laughter, hard work, and some truly unforgettable degree work.

From welcoming new candidates to celebrating brothers reaching new milestones, every moment has been a reminder of what makes our fraternity so special.

Here are just a few snapshots from the journey. A huge thank you to every brother who helped make these moments possible.





06/06/2026

Double First Degree at Long Beach Lodge No. 327

Please join us as we welcome two candidates, Ian Carroll and Stephen De Los Reyes, as they take their first steps in the journey of Freemasonry.

All qualified brethren are warmly invited to attend this special Double First Degree on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Come support these candidates and help make this an unforgettable evening of fellowship, brotherhood, and Masonic education.

Light refreshments will follow the degree.

📍 Long Beach Lodge No. 327
3610 Locust Ave
Long Beach, CA 90807

05/29/2026

🎳 Strike up some fun with your Brothers! 🎳

Join us for an evening of bowling, laughs, and friendly competition at Valley View Lanes!

Whether you're chasing a perfect game or just there for the snacks and fellowship, there's a lane waiting for you.

📅 Thursday, June 18, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Valley View Lanes, Garden Grove

Come enjoy a great night out with Long Beach Lodge # 327. We hope to see you there!

🎳🏆

05/20/2026

🎬🍕🍿 Lights, camera, fellowship! 🍿🍕🎬

Join us for a fun-filled Family Movie Night at Long Beach Lodge #327 as we adventure into mystery, history, and treasure hunting with Disney's National Treasure II: Book of Secrets! Bring the family, grab a slice of pizza, some popcorn, a drink, and enjoy an evening of laughter, fellowship, and cinematic fun with your Brothers and loved ones.

📍 Long Beach Lodge #327
3610 Locust Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90807

🗓 Thursday, May 21, 2026
⏰ Movie starts at 7:00 PM

Pizza 🍕
Popcorn 🍿
Drinks 🥤
Family Fun 🎥✨

We hope to see you there for a relaxing evening of food, friendship, and adventure!

Address

3610 Locust Avenue
Long Beach, CA
90807

Opening Hours

7pm - 10pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Long Beach Lodge #327, CA F&AM posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Long Beach Lodge #327, CA F&AM:

Shortcuts

Share

Category