established 1866
Gallatin Lodge #6
Gallatin Lodge #6 was chartered in 1866 and was located at its present location on the second floor of a log cabin. The first floor was occupied by a pharmacy. In the 1880’s the lodge purchased the site and in 1884, erected the current building. The building is now the longest single owned building in Bozeman.
Stated meetings
Gallatin Lodge 6 meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at 7:30pm. (Except during July and August, we are dark.)
Who are the Masons?
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our programs
In addition to educating our members through programs and lectures, we have several programs that range from local to national in scope. Locally we donate to the Bozeman public school system through two programs. ‘Books for Bikes’ encourages elementary children to read books by awarding them free bicycles for their effort. And two Bozeman High School students are awarded scholarships each year that can be used for any accredited school including trade schools. We also have several dinners that are open to the public and a special dinner for masonic widows in our community.
On a national level, there are numerous collateral organizations that fund hospitals, institutes of higher learning, and nursing homes. Some of these Masonic organizations include the Shriners and Scottish Rite.
Masonic Events
Open to the public
Officer Installation
Friends and Family Night
Chili Cook Off (Cat v. Griz Game)
Super Bowl Party
Christmas Stroll - Free Hot Chocolate
Ground Hog Day - Pancakes and Sausage