Assist adults who are unable to afford eye exams and glasses. They support Boy and Girls Home, Camp Dogwood for the Blind, Brighter Visions, and the MIRA Association as well as local charitable causes.
Angier Lodge #686 is chartered by the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of North Carolina and has been continuously active in Angier since 1950. Their regular stated communications are on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 7:30pm. All Master Masons in good standing with their home lodge are welcome to attend. For additional information on the lodge, please contact our secretary at secretary.angier686@gmail.com.
Additionally, we have a Fellowship Hall available for daily or long term rental for small gatherings like a family reunion, birthday party, anniversary celebration, social club meeting, business meeting, or luncheon. Bring your own caterer. Rental includes a full kitchen, men's & women's bathrooms, multiple 6' long tables and metal folding chairs. There is roughly 1,980 sq ft of space inside. For information on renting the Fellowship Hall, please contact Butch Adams at 910-514-5396 or butch@tcpconcrete.com.
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International foods & goods•Fresh Meat & Produce•Lottery•Money Wiring•Bill Pay•Money Orders•WIC & EBT ACCEPTED
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The Angier Museum celebrates the town’s rich heritage from inside the historic 1913 Durham & Southern Railway Depot. Officially established as a nonprofit in 2009, the museum tells the story of Angier through artifacts, photos, and community exhibits all curated by local volunteers.
Following a major renovation the museum now features restored display areas, rotating exhibits, and a research corner for visitors to explore.
Our mission is simple:
To preserve Angier’s past and inspire its future through community, culture, and connection.
Come explore, remember, and be part of the story.
Open Saturday's 10am - 2pm and upon request.
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Provide every service possible within their legal means. Open weekends and evenings. Available after hours by appointment.
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