One Building, 115,000 sq ft,
Endless Opportunities
Whether you are looking to lease out one of our 50+ suites to take your business to the next level, rent out our amphitheater for the next big off-off Broadway show, or host your wedding in our stunning ballroom, we have the space to do it!
Leasing
Are you looking to get out of your guest bedroom/off your kitchen table/reclaim the garage and take your business to the next level? We have Suites ranging from over 5,000 square feet to less than 200.
Rentals
Check out our 6th-floor conference room with up-to-date presentation technology and plenty of seating (and one of the best views in the building). Tenants can rent the 4th floor dining rooms with large kitchens available. The 3rd floor ballroom is a large and tall enclosure with art deco-style ceilings that are sure to WOW your guests that can be used for various events, including wedding receptions accommodating up to 200 people with qualified catering services. Finally check out our 5th floor Amphitheater, fully equipped for any live show, presentation or wedding ceremony!
Organizations
The Masonic Center is home to several Masonic Organizations. These organizations meet here on a regular basis. These meetings can include regular business meetings, sharing a meal, educational events, or just some old-fashioned fellowship.
Current members of a Member Organization are eligible for the membership room rental rates for the ballroom, dining rooms, Amphitheater and conference room. Stop by the MTA office and present your current membership card of your Member Organization to inquire for information and dates available; or scan your current membership card into an electronic format and email to the MTA office and call into the MTA office to make arrangements.
Masons
The Grand Rapids Masonic Center was built in 1915 and was only used for fraternal purposes until the mid-1980s. Though much of the Grand Rapids Masonic Center building is now rented out to a variety of tenants, it still has designated lodge rooms where a number of the active masonic lodges of the Grand Rapids Freemasons meet.
If you need any more information about the fraternity, we invite you to visit the Michigan Masonic Museum and Library located on the lower level of the Grand Rapids Masonic Center building where its knowledgeable staff is happy to answer your questions.
Building
The cornerstone of 233 Fulton St. E was officially laid in January 1915 and the building was opened later that year with great fanfare. To learn more about the huge Masonic Fair open to the public that marked the occasion view a video prepared for the building's centennial celebration in 2015.