Grand Lodge Hall, Masonic Village

Visited with a bunch of ladies from the Eastern Assembly of Red Cross of Constantine. Didn't have a lot of time to get out and walk around, but we did get a few minutes to check out the Grand Lodge Hall. Beautiful building with stained glass, high ceiling In the restaurant and a beautiful balcony to sit while eating or to just be out in the fresh air.

They have a nice restaurant with salad bar called Cafe 1911 & a bar called Goose & Gridiron. Seasonally it has a farmers market, as well as the George Deike Auditoriam, and the Brossman Ballroom. It has several meeting spaces, conference rooms, the Wellness Center, Masonic Library & several resident apartments, as well as storage, hair salon, art studio and laundry. It dates to 1911 and is an architectural treasure.

Beautiful place. Everyrhing you could ask for in a retirement village. It still maintains the turn of the century 1910 architecture inside and out. The community areas are incredible.

The multipurpose room was very nice. Close restrooms. There is plenty of room for the birthday party we attended. Only drawback was directions to get there. No signage to get to the Lodge.

Fantastic, well-maintained, stately old stone structure. Interior spaces fitted out for various gatherings or activities, including shops & restaurants. Huge terrace overlooking the beautiful formal gardens, with attractive tables & chairs for outdoor dining & socializing. One star off for poor information on what exactly is there and where exactly it is. Didn't see any maps or pamphlets for guidance.