Event Details: George Washington Table Lodge

Join Glen Avon Masonic Lodge #306 for an unforgettable evening of history, fellowship, and Masonic tradition at our annual George Washington Table Lodge!

Set within the storied walls of the historic Duluth Masonic Center (est. 1904), this year’s Table Lodge celebrates the legacy of Worshipful Brother George Washington with an immersive and distinguished experience worthy of the Father of our Country.

Your evening begins at 5:00 PM with a warm and welcoming Social Hour, offering time to connect with Brothers, friends, and honored guests. At 5:45 PM, a dramatic bagpipe-led procession will escort attendees through the building and into the Table Lodge chamber—a moment designed to evoke the solemnity and grandeur of Masonic tradition.

The Table Lodge will formally open at 6:00 PM, where we will enjoy the traditional Seven Toasts, each honoring a pillar of Freemasonry and the historic legacy we share. Throughout the evening, distinguished guests representing various appendant bodies will offer brief remarks on their organizations and share unique and fascinating George Washington facts, bringing fresh insight to the man, the Mason, and the myth.

Guests will be served a four-course meal, crafted to blend historical charm with modern elegance:

• English Garden Salad

• Personal Charcuterie Selection

• Traditional English Bangers & Mash with Peas

• Dessert Course

RSVP with payment is required to attend.
All reservations and payments must be received no later than Wednesday, January 28th to ensure proper seating, meal preparation, and event readiness.

This night of dining, ritual, music, and fellowship is one of Glen Avon Lodge’s most anticipated annual events—and one you won’t want to miss. Secure your seat early; this event will sell out.

Event Details: Robert Burns Table Lodge – Glen Avon Lodge No. 306

Glen Avon Lodge No. 306 cordially invites you to attend its annual Robert Burns Table Lodge, an evening of tradition, fellowship, and celebration honoring Robert Burns, Scotland’s national bard, distinguished Freemason, and champion of equality, brotherhood, and the dignity of the common man.

This year’s event will be held on Friday, April 10, 2026, at the historic and prestigious Kitchi Gammi Club, marking our return to this exceptional venue for the first time in several years. This is Glen Avon’s premier social event of the year and a highlight of our Masonic calendar.

Evening Schedule

• 5:30 – 6:45 PM: Silent Auction & Social Hour

• 6:45 PM: Bagpipe Procession to the Table Lodge

• 7:00 PM: Table Lodge Opens

During the Table Lodge, guests will take part in the traditional Ceremony of the Seven Toasts, a time-honored Masonic observance reflecting the values shared by Brother Burns and our Craft—liberty, equality, friendship, and charity. The evening will include the formal presentation and Address to the Haggis, a centerpiece of Burns celebrations worldwide. Haggis will be served to all guests as part of the ceremony.

Silent Auction & Scholarship Fund

The Silent Auction held during the social hour is Glen Avon Lodge’s primary fundraiser for our Scholarship Fund. Proceeds directly support scholarships awarded to deserving local students, and your participation plays a vital role in continuing this important work.

Dinner Selections

(Please indicate your choice when RSVPing)

• Filet Mignon (6 oz)
  Roasted mushroom sauce, herbed fingerling potatoes, and grilled asparagus

• Roasted Chicken Marsala
  Mushroom marsala sauce, wild rice pilaf, and grilled asparagus

• Butternut Squash Ravioli (Vegetarian)
  Brown butter sage sauce, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, and green beans

Dessert: New York Cheesecake

RSVP & Payment Information

• Preferred RSVP method: Grand View Event registration (credit card payment available)

• Alternate options:

  • Email: events@glenavonlodge306.org

  • Phone: Tom – 218-461-8203 (to arrange cash or check payment)

RSVP and payment deadline: March 27, 2026
Advance registration and payment are required to hold your reservation.

Spouses, family members, and friends are warmly welcome to attend. Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating Brother Robert Burns, our shared Masonic heritage, and the bonds of fellowship that unite us.