Dayton Masonic Center

05/30/2026

An intimate evening in the Lounge.

Six thoughtfully selected wines. Elegant pairings. A setting designed to linger.

Hosted by Culture Works at the Dayton Masonic Center, this experience brings together wine, space, and community, with proceeds benefiting the arts and culture that define Dayton.

June 11 | 6:30–8:30 PM
Only 50 seats available
Tickets at daytonmasoniccenter.org

05/27/2026

This is not a crowded tasting line.

It’s a glass in your hand, a seat in the Lounge, and a guided experience through six wines with perfectly paired bites.

Join us for an intimate wine tasting with Vintage Wine Distributor and Bernstein’s Fine Catering.

Only 50 tickets available.

June 11 | 6:30–8:30 PM

Tickets at daytonmasoniccenter.org

05/26/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible vendors who helped bring the Centennial Cornerstone Celebration at the Dayton Masonic Center to life.

From stunning floral installations and beautiful lighting to incredible food, music, décor, photography, and videography, every detail of the evening was elevated by their creativity, professionalism, and care. Thank you for helping us celebrate 100 years of history in such a meaningful and memorable way.

Special thanks to:

• Bernstein’s Fine Catering
• Elite Catering
• Wood Floral Studio
• Floral V Designs
• Unlimited Events
• Legacy Events Group
• Balloon Dog Events
• Prime Time Party Rental
• Good Good Video
• Scotty D. Photography

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

Thank you to the incredible performers, musicians, artists, and storytellers who helped bring the Dayton Masonic Center to life during our Centennial Cornerstone Celebration & Open House.

From dance and jazz to theater, harp music, opera, and local history, each performance helped fill the building with energy, artistry, and community.

Special thanks to:

• Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra
• Dayton Area Harp Ensemble
• Author and historian Jeffrey Soper
• Gem City Groundlings
• Deron Bell Trio
• Alyssa Hanson and Aiden Heavilin
• South Dayton Dance Theatre
• Noah Carpenter on Organ
• Artists in Residence Gabrielle Flannery and Aaron Hall, with thanks to the Dayton Opera and the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance

Thank you for helping us celebrate 100 years of history while creating something unforgettable together.

05/22/2026

05/19/2026

From jazz and dance to theater, harpists, and symphonic performances throughout the halls, the Centennial Cornerstone Celebration reminded us what this building was always meant to be: full of life, community, and culture.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, performed, volunteered, partnered, and helped make the day unforgettable — including the teams at Culture Works and the Dayton Masonic Center, along with the generations before us who built something worth carrying forward.

Here’s to the next hundred years.

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05/18/2026

Nearly 100 years after the cornerstone was first laid, the Dayton Masonic Center came alive once again today with music, movement, conversation, and community filling every corner of the building.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Centennial Cornerstone Celebration and helped make the day feel so special. From longtime supporters to first-time visitors, it meant so much to see people experiencing the building in motion.

Thank you to our incredible performers, artists, vendors, partners, volunteers, and staff who brought each space to life throughout the day. And thank you to the many organizations and individuals who contributed their time, creativity, and care to make this event possible.

Most importantly, we honor the Masons and community leaders who came before us — the people who imagined this place, funded it, built it by hand, and believed Dayton deserved a gathering place built to last. Nearly a century later, their work still stands.

Today was not only a celebration of history, but a reminder that this building still has a future ahead of it. Up the Hill, and onward.

05/16/2026

Tomorrow we celebrate 100 years since the laying of the cornerstone of the Dayton Masonic Center, up the hill.

We invite you to take part in this celebration shaped by history, performance and community. See you tomorrow at 2 p.m.