Open to everyone, the Art Association offers far more than a room with easels. It's a place that inspires budding artists and gives those with a lifelong passion for art a place to create, share and accomplish their visions.

Maureen Jackson was competing for more than a trophy when took part in Masonic Village's Harvest Hustle. Thanks to staff across the Rehabilitation, Home Health and Wellness Departments, five months after breaking her leg, she was taking back her independence one step at a time.

Chris and Becky Dunlap knew they wanted to move to a continuing care retirement community that was larger sized with a full range of amenities, older (signifying stability), offered highly-rated on-site health care and was aesthetically pleasing. Fortunately, Masonic Village checked all the boxes and more.

Over the last 75 years, the friendship between Masonic Village at Elizabethtown resident Nancy Wenrich and her childhood pen pal, Iola Snow, has grown and evolved along with the method of communications they use to remain close despite the hundreds of miles that separate them.

After 45 years, Tim, a cook in the Culinary Arts Center, is hanging up his apron on May 1, but Masonic Village will always hold a special place in his heart.

Residents can find comfort and security knowing they’re residing among the best senior living communities in the state amidst dedicated, professional staff.

Masonic Village is known for its welcoming community, and staff play a huge part in creating this environment. Around campus, there are many employees who have devoted decades to serving residents and their families.

Shirley has spent almost her entire life at Masonic Village, having worked in the dining room, met her husband and raised her children on campus. Now retired, she's still loving her forever home.

Masonic Village’s Dementia Caregiver Support Group provided a lifeline for Cammy Anderson during her time of need, and now she helps others navigate the challenges of being a caregiver.

When Robert and Bonnie decided they could no longer safely maintain their home, they knew it was time to transition to a continuing care retirement community. After research and tours, they knew in their hearts Masonic Village was their forever home.