Wayzata Masonic Lodge #205

08/23/2026

Wayzata Lodge held our Annual Lake Minnetonka boat cruise yesterday evening on board "The Lady of the Lake". It was a fun fraternal and family event and a perfect night to be on the best lake in the metro.

08/13/2026

This evening, 41 Brothers from Mound, Wayzata, Excelsior, and 11 other Lodges joined in for the 2nd annual Lodge on the Lake. It was Wayzata Lodge's turn to open a special Lodge meeting on the waters of Lake Minnetonka this year. We all met at Mound Lodge first for an awesome meal before making our way to our four pontoons and set a course to the undisclosed location. We then all opened Lodge, listened to three great LEO presentations, and enjoyed each others company and fellowship thereafter at Surfside Bar and Grill. We would like to thank Mound Lodge for hosting again this year and for all the Brothers who were able to join the Lake Lodges for this unique experience once again.

07/30/2026

We had another excellent Entered Apprentice Degree at Wayzata No. 205 this evening where we initiated two new Brothers into MN Freemasonry. Everyone did great work. Thank you to all who helped with the degree and congratulations and welcome to Freemasonry, Michael and Ryan!

07/24/2026

06/14/2026

On Wednesday evening, August 12th: the three lake Lodges of Lake Minnetonka are uniting again for the 2nd annual Lodge on the Lake.

Dinner at Mound Lodge at 5:30 PM. Procession to the Surfside Park Boat Landing at 6:30 PM. 4 Pontoons (and a Tyler on a fishing boat) will then set out to an undisclosed location and have an open EA Lodge on the water, consisting of three special LEOs from PGM John Gann, WB Chris Wendover, and DD of the three Lodges WB Hunter Pettit. After closing, we'll return to shore and continue the fellowship at Surfside Bar & Grill.

Limited seating and availability. $20 dinner & seats are reserved for only Brothers from Mound, Excelsior, and Wayzata Lodges, as well as invited dignitaries from the Grand Lodge of MN at this time.

It should be a great night of masonic education, fellowship, and fun as we all purify ourselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka.

06/04/2026

Last night, Wayzata Lodge hosted its Annual Awards Night to the public, where we honored and celebrated many worthy and deserving young individuals. Eight scholarships were awarded (unfortunately, two recipients could not be there) to local high school graduates from across the west metro with their families and friends in attendance. Grand Master Shawn Carrick was also present and assisted with the awards ceremony.

We also had roughly 50 Brothers in attendance from 6 different Lodges for the dinner, Awards ceremony, and Lodge meeting thereafter.

Congratulations to everyone, and thank you all for a great and memorable night.

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05/24/2026

Earlier this morning, 14 volunteers from Wayzata Lodge placed over 1000 flags at Fort Snelling National Cemetery for Memorial Day for the third consecutive year. It was a solemn and rewarding experience. Thank you to those who volunteered their time and thank you to all who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

05/20/2026

Thank you to Helios Lodge No. 273 for warmly welcoming 10 visiting Brothers from Wayzata Lodge No. 205 and other Masonic dignitaries this evening. The dinner was excellent, fellowship genuine, and we all enjoyed a wonderful Lodge evening together. Wayzata was pleased to once again capture the Templar flag. Thank you very much for the hospitality, Brothers.

05/07/2026

Two Wayzata Lodge shooting teams participated in and sponsored the 10th Annual Dave Vice Memorial Sporting Clays shoot this past Saturday in Prior Lake. It was a great event for even greater causes. Wayzata took home 1st Place in the Lodge Competition.

04/16/2026

We had another excellent Entered Apprentice Degree at Wayzata No. 205 last week where we initiated another Brother into MN Freemasonry. Everyone did a wonderful job, especially our sitting JW, Brian Burgner, who was sitting in the East for the first time. Thank you to all who helped with the degree and congratulations and welcome to Freemasonry, Joe!