Myrtle Masonic Lodge

Myrtle Masonic Lodge 108 is a fraternal organization dedicated to promoting brotherhood, personal development, and community service in Issaquah, Washington. Named after the resilient Myrtle tree, the lodge embodies the Masonic principles of strength and resilience, with a mission centered on "Do good unto all." The lodge serves as a gathering place for men interested in Freemasonry, regardless of their religious background, creating an inclusive community focused on self-improvement and charitable work. Myrtle Lodge meets year-round with stated meetings held on the third Thursday of every month at 7:30 pm at their facility located next to the Issaquah fish hatchery. The lodge welcomes visitors and travelers; those attending for the first time are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes early for introductions. For those curious about Masonry or interested in joining, the lodge hosts informal gatherings every Saturday morning at 9:00 am at Gaslamp Bar & Grill, where prospective members and their families can learn about the organization's activities and values in a relaxed setting. The lodge maintains a rich history in the Issaquah community and provides educational materials, networking opportunities, and support for brothers in the organization. Beyond regular meetings, Myrtle Lodge 108 offers building usage availability for community events and maintains connections with Washington Masonic Services and District 7 lodges.