Loge Arche de Noé

History

Our Roots

Since 1968, Loge Arche de Noé has stood as a beacon of liberty, equality, and fraternity in Miami’s Haitian community.
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Gallery

Snapshots capturing our lodge’s rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

A blue door with a Masonic symbol is set in a multi-colored brick wall. A metal staircase leads up to the door, and a bare tree branch extends into the frame from the left side.
A man with a beard is standing in front of a building with large signage that reads 'Garvey Club U.N.I.A. Aug. 1929 of the World.' He is wearing a hat and a three-piece suit, with a chain visible on his vest. The background suggests an urban setting with a window reflecting the outside scene.
A large crowd gathers in front of a historic Gothic-style church with a prominent red cross on its steeple. The building is cream-colored with a red roof, set against a backdrop of dense green forest under a sky with scattered clouds. There are several people in winter clothing, indicating a chilly setting.
A group of people holding flags with black, white, green, and red colors are gathered in front of a brick building with balconies. Some individuals have raised their fists, and the flags are waving mid-air. The clothing suggests a variety of styles, indicating diverse participants.
A large, stately building with a beige facade and a green tiled roof is surrounded by tall palm trees. A flagpole with a flag flying and several white flagpoles without flags are visible. The entrance is marked by large columns and a blue door. The surrounding area is landscaped with a variety of green plants and trees.
A classic building facade with multiple windows featuring blue shutters and decorative balconies. An American flag hangs prominently next to an arched entrance. A tree is positioned in the foreground, and a sign for 'Hotel Mazarin' is displayed beside a traditional lantern.
Tall palm trees line the pathway leading to an elegant, two-story colonial building with a symmetrical design. The facade features blue window shutters and decorative elements, flanked by two stone lion statues.
A brick building with arched entryway and steps leading up, featuring prominent Star of David symbols and an inscription above the entrance. The structure is flanked by bushes and trees, and sits on a corner with a street lamp and a visible street sign.

Founding Year

The image features a modern building facade with geometric patterns in shades of gray and white. In front of the building, large, stylized letters spell 'MIAMI'. The structure has a contemporary architectural style with angular lines and a minimalistic design. The sidewalk and street in the foreground are visible, suggesting an urban setting.

Early Projects

In its early years, the lodge focused on community education and supporting Haitian immigrants settling in Miami.
A brick building with a white steeple and gabled roof is situated in a grassy area. The entrance features double doors decorated with wreaths and the number 455 above. Windows are symmetrically placed along the building's facade, and an American flag is partially visible on the right. Yellow flowers in planters flank the steps leading to the entrance.

Community Events

Annual cultural celebrations have brought together generations, honoring Haitian heritage and Masonic values.
A neoclassical building with ornate Corinthian columns and a detailed pediment featuring sculpted figures. A French flag is visible on top, and an inscription reads 'AUX GRANDS HOMMES LA PATRIE RECONNAISSANTE.'

Charity Work

The lodge has consistently contributed to local charities, focusing on education and health initiatives.
A circular mural on a tiled wall features vibrant floral and fruit designs with dominoes. The center includes 'Calle 8 Little Havana Miami' in bold red letters. The wall is partially covered with blue square tiles and numbered 1508.

Community Events

Today, Loge Arche de Noé continues to uphold its motto: liberty, equality, fraternity, inspiring new generations.