If you’re looking for more information about the world’s first and largest fraternal organization, feel free to contact Conejo Valley Lodge. Of course, we welcome you to join us at any public event to come meet our Masonic family.

Conejo Valley Lodge members actively participate in philanthropic events as a part of giving back to the community.  The Child I.D. Program was initiated by the Grand Lodge, and has since been a service Conejo Valley Lodge has provided as a free service to the community at various public events over the past several years.

The mission of the Masons of California is to foster personal growth and improve the lives of others. With more than 50,000 Masons in California, our fraternity represents the entire spectrum. Admission to California Masonic lodges is open to men of good character and faith, regardless of their race, color, religious beliefs, political views, sexual orientation, physical ability, citizenship or national origin.

Conejo Valley Lodge participates in honoring it’s members for their length of membership, contributions and service to the lodge. With a long history and tradition of excellence, Conejo Valley Lodge is proud to display it’s award recipients past and present.

Members of any Masonic Lodge come from all walks, professions, beliefs, and backgrounds in life. We’re proud to share our Brethren’s thoughts about Masonry, and ideas in general in this special section for articles written by our Brethren & Guests of Conejo Valley Lodge.

With the Candidate Learning Center, candidates achieve a thoughtful, deep understanding of degree lessons, and how to apply them. It’s a convenient way to study – and to coach. Members now have FREE access to inspiring videos, historic photographs, and much more.