Why Rent
Our Facility
Beautiful Historic Venue
Known to many in Bangor as the Bangor Theological Seminary building, the impressive white steeple of this 19th century church, which has been converted to the Bangor Masonic Center, overlooks downtown and far beyond.
Considerable Free Parking
The Bangor Masonic Center's land area consists of three acres. It has 94 existing parking spaces, with a possibility of increasing it to 144 spaces. We hope to see them used frequently by various bodies.
Updated Kitchen Facilities
The Hutchins Center building was designed to connect the Chapel with the gymnasium. It was constructed in 1986. This building added a foyer with an elevator shaft containing four stops and a kitchen on the first floor.
Spacious Dining Hall
Upon completion of the Hutchins Center building, the gymnasium became a large dining room with access directly from the kitchen and the foyer of the new addition. Today, the spacious dining hall and kitchen is available for rental.
Bangor Children's
Dyslexia Center
Is your child struggling with Dyslexia?
Millions of school children with dyslexia endure frustration and demoralization on a daily basis as they struggle to acquire skills that many of us take for granted. If your child is struggling with reading and writing, how do you know if dyslexia is the cause? Where can you go for help? The Learning Center at the Bangor Masonic Center is here for you and your family!
Learn About The Children's Dyslexia Center
About The
Masonic Groups
Scottish Rite
The local Scottish Rite organization, called a “Valley,” confers the 4th through 32nd degrees in degree-conferring meetings. The Scottish Rite is sometimes called the “College of Freemasonry.”
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York Rite
The York Rite of Masonry in Maine consists of three separate bodies: the Royal Arch Chapter, the Council of Royal & Select Masters and the Commandery of the Knights Templar.
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Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star is one of the largest fraternal organizations in the world to which both women and men can belong. The Order has over one million members worldwide.
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Order of DeMolay
The Order of DeMolay was founded in 1919 with nine members, most of whom lived near each other in Kansas City. It was named for Jacques de Molay, being considered an example of loyalty.
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