Join us for a day dedicated to Masonic education.

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Featuring presentations and discussions from:

Florida Lodge of Research, Florida Chapter of Research, Florida Priory of Research, and Scottish Rite

Whether you’re presenting or attending, you are welcome to connect with Brothers across jurisdictions who are passionate about the Craft and Masonic Education.

• What is the dress code for the event?

  Lodge attire is required. All presenters and attendees should dress appropriately.

• Who can attend?

  The event is open to all Master Masons in good standing. Please have your current dues card available at check-in. The Florida Lodge of Research is open to all Master Masons, while the sessions of the Florida Chapter and Florida Priory of Research are tyled and limited to members of those respective bodies.

• Is this a tiled event?

  Yes. The event will be conducted in a tiled Lodge setting. Only qualified Brethren will be admitted.

• How is the Day of Research different from Eureka’s regular E³ Program?

  A: E³ is our monthly Blue Lodge education night, open to all degrees and focused on Craft Masonry. The Day of Research is a special annual event featuring statewide research bodies, including the Florida Lodge of Research, the Florida Chapter of Research, and the Florida Priory of Research, which are part of the York Rite system. We’ll also feature Scottish Rite–related presentations in the morning. It’s a unique, full-day gathering for deeper Masonic scholarship across appendant bodies.

• Can I present a paper even if I’m not a member of a research body?

  Yes. Any Master Mason may submit a paper or topic proposal. If selected, you’ll be given a time slot during the event to present.

• How do I submit a paper or topic?

  Send your paper or proposal to education@ens269.org. Submissions are reviewed by the event committee for approval and scheduling.

• Is there a cost to attend?

  The Day of Research is free to attend and proudly hosted by Eureka-North Shore. Donations to support Masonic education are always appreciated. However, there will be a Table Lodge following the event that includes a catered meal — the cost to attend the Table Lodge is $20 per person.

 

Note: This special event is separate from our regular E³ (Education & Enlightenment Evenings), which focus on Blue Lodge education and are held on Third Thursdays at Eureka.

Questions & Comments? Send a note to education@ens269.org