The Lodge's meeting space, or Temple, has a special layout where each Officer has a designated place, showing how important their jobs are to keeping things running smoothly. Meetings are usually split into two parts, and everyone gets a notice, called a Summons, that tells them what will be discussed. The first part is for business, like hearing about Lodge news, voting on new members, talking about money, and checking the minutes from last time. Then, in the second part, they perform a ceremony. These consist of the following;

• First Degree (Ceremony of Initiation): The first step in a Freemason’s journey, where a candidate is formally initiated into the Lodge, taking an oath and committing to the principles of Freemasonry—Integrity, Friendship, Respect, and Service.
• Second Degree (Ceremony of Passing): The candidate progresses to the Fellowcraft Degree. This Degree encourages exploration of nature, science, and self within the universe.
• Third Degree (Ceremony of Raising): The final stage of the Craft, symbolising self-reflection, moral growth, and the contemplation of life's deeper meanings.
• Installation Ceremony: Marks the appointment of the new Worshipful Master, who takes over the leadership of the Lodge and appoints the other Officers for the year.